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Bryon Health Center Quarterly Newsletter Bryon Health Center Quarterly Newsletter Second Quarter 2016 It’s Who We Care For! Volume 3, Issue 2 www.byronhealth.org Johnny TinCap Makes a Spring Visit For the 4th year in a row, Johnny TinCap the grass at Parkview Field, parades visited Byron Health Center to welcome and Arbor Day. Johnny's short list of in both springtime and the impending dislikes include loggers, worms and baseball season. Johnny spent time the off-season. with both residents and staff on Johnny’s visit to Byron Health Center Tuesday, April 5th. Johnny took the usually signifies more than just the time to visit with each resident return of TinCaps’ baseball to individually and usually posed for Parkview Field. His visit was also the photographs and even signed autographs preamble to springtime and warmer as he fired up the baseball fans at Byron weather. Byron Health Center Health Center. residents again attended TinCaps Johnny hails from Fort Wayne and regular-season games in the 2016 joined the TinCaps in April of 2009 to season as part of the TinCaps’ help jumpstart the move to downtown Community, Activity, Recreation and Parkview Field. Since arriving at Education (C.A.R.E.) Program. The Parkview Field, Johnny has shown that C.A.R.E. program provides an opportunity to attend a TinCaps Contents he has extensive experience entertaining large crowds. Whether it is baseball game to those in the Fort helping with different on-field Wayne Community that otherwise Johnny TinCap Visit 1 promotions or dancing with his friend would not be able to do so by issuing 5-Star Community 1 Breakin' B-Boy McCoy, Johnny loves to free tickets. Presently, the C.A.R.E. put smiles on the faces of everyone who program is the only way to obtain a Upcoming Events 1 comes through the gates of Parkview free ticket to a TinCaps game. Field. In addition to his work during Kindergarten News 2 “We are so grateful for the TinCaps TinCaps games, Johnny takes pride in and the C.A.R.E. program. Our 50 Acts of Kindness 2 being the face of the Fort Wayne residents just can’t wait to get back baseball franchise. In his time with the National Nursing Home Week 2 to Parkview Field and enjoy a TinCaps, Johnny has ventured all over TinCaps game,” said Byron Health Summer Outings 3 Northeast Indiana, Northwest Ohio and Center Director of Life Enrichment Southern Michigan, spreading his Summer Picnics 3 Nichole Miller. “And Johnny TinCap’s excitement for TinCaps baseball. springtime visit lets our residents Fort Wayne Derby Girls 3 Johnny's interests include but aren't know that the baseball season will limited to: TinCaps baseball, apples, Health & Wellness Fair 4 soon be here.” birthday parties, planting apple trees in Wished Come True Grant 4 Continue to be a 5-Star Community Byron Health Center continues to excel 5 stars are considered to have well Upcoming in resident-centered care as shown by above average quality. retaining an overall 5-Star community An overall 5-Star community rating Events rating as determined by the Centers for means Byron Health Center continues to Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for achieve the best possible level of th over two full years. CMS created the 5- Sept 6 Picnic resident-centered care now for over 2 Star Quality Rating System, which gives years. Pink Glove Voting each nursing home a rating of between Renaissance Festival 1 and 5 stars, to help consumers, their Of the 528 nursing homes in Indiana, families and caregivers compare nursing only 110, or about 21% have an overall homes more easily. Nursing homes with 5-Star community rating. Page 2 Byron Health Center Quarterly Newsletter 50 Acts of Kindness Keep Growing Byron Health Center is celebrating 50 Feeds, Great Park Pick Up, Community years as a licensed nursing home in 2016 Harvest Food Bank Kids Café & Summer by performing 50 Acts of Kindness Feeding Sites, Celebrate Sound, throughout the year. The 50 Acts of Honduras mission trip, Eel River Kindness volunteer campaign mirrors Elementary military parcels and Byron Health Center’s theme for 2016: Huntington Disease Society of America. Pay It Forward. Byron Health Center is Do you have a project or volunteer emphasizing doing an act of kindness, Byron Health Center residents opportunity that might fit in well with out of compassion, not competition, decorate bags to be used at the Byron Health Center’s 50 Acts of without expectation of returned Community Harvest Food Bank Kids Kindness volunteer campaign? Let us kindness to its team members and Café & Summer Feeding Sites as part know how we can help. Please contact residents throughout the year realizing of the 50 Acts of Kindness. (above) John Drebenstedt at “We make a living by what we get, we Byron Health Center staff help create [email protected] or 260- make a life by what we give”. healthy lunches for hungry area 637-3166 ext. 271, with your Act of children at Generosity Feeds. (below) Some of the places and events that Kindness opportunity. Byron Health Byron Health Center residents and staff Center will then assess the opportunity have volunteered at include Generosity to determine if we are able to help. National Nursing Home Week Celebrated Byron Health Center again celebrated wonderful folks who populate them. National Nursing Home week from May Once a year, always beginning on 8th – 14th with many activities and Mother’s Day, care centers nationwide events for both residents and staff. take pride in publicly honoring the indomitable spirit of residents and During National Nursing Home Week, recognizing staff who face each day with skilled nursing care centers across the a sense of purpose and compassion. nation coalesced under the theme, “It’s Planned residents’ activities included a Small World, with a Big Heart.” This Sports Day, Game Show Day, Tie Dye theme underscored the bond between Day, Pirate Day and At the Beach Day staff, older adults and individuals while staff members enjoyed Ice Cream receiving therapies or with Day, Pajama Day, Health & Wellness Day, developmental disabilities. National Stroke Month Day and Lunch Is On Us Day. Staff and residents view each other in the spirit of family. For staff, this reality is often a calling to a special mission and a life’s work. Every skilled nursing care center is a small, vibrant world. Care centers are sharing, welcoming communities that encourage everyone to interact with the Quarterly Newsletter Byron Health Center Page 3 Early Summer Outings include Zoo, TinCaps, Lake and Railroad Byron Health Center residents stayed enjoy. Ballpark food was on the menu, on-the-move this summer attending including hotdogs, peanuts and Cracker many outings to various locations and Jacks. Johnny TinCap also stopped by events throughout the area. the seats in the stands for a visit and helped belt out Take Me Out to the Ball May 19th and June 11th trips to the Fort Game during the 7th inning stretch. Wayne Children’s Zoo allowed residents to get up close and personal with many Annual trips to the Atwood Lake varieties of wildlife. Weather it was campground, were several staff petting a kangaroo at the Australian members host residents for a day of sun Adventure, feeding the giraffes on the and fun at the lake, continued this year African Journey or getting splashed by a on June 6th & 7th. Members of the California Sea Lion in the Central Zoo, campground join in on the fun, residents enjoyed interacting with the providing outdoor games, pontoon boat flora and fauna at the Fort Wayne rides, fire-grilled picnic, karaoke, Children’s Zoo. outdoor bingo and campfire experiences for attending residents. Residents had Parkview Field, the home of the Fort so much fun that a second trip to the Wayne TinCaps, a beautiful downtown lake is being planned for September. ballpark, was the destination on June 14th & 29th to enjoy Minor League New this summer, was an outing to the baseball. The TinCaps happened to lose Garrett Railroaders Club on June 9th. both games, but that didn’t dampen the Residents enjoyed a venture through the spirits if the residents and staff who railroading museum full of antique attended either game. For the third railroad related items and also an year now, AWS Foundation has hosted at interactive session with the model least one ballgame for our residents to railroad display. Picnics Enjoyed both Inside and Out Byron Health Center welcomed the summer with an outdoor lunchtime picnic on May 26th. Memorial Day weekend got started a bit early with a classic menu of grilled hamburgers and potato salad. Mother Nature did not cooperate with the June 15th picnic, which had to be moved indoors. Bratwurst with sauerkraut were on the cookout-style menu. Fort Wayne Derby Girls Fun for All Byron Health Center residents and staff enjoyed an evening of roller derby action at the Allen County Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, April 30th, courtesy of the Fort Wayne Derby Girls. This was the final home bout of the season. Fort Wayne’s A team, the Bomb Squad, defeated the Royal City Brute-Leggers from Ontario, Canada, 169 to 1285 while the Fort Wayne SWAT Team lost to Royal City’s Rum Rollers, 144 to 198. It was both military appreciation night as well as alumni recognition night, so the place was packed and everyone enjoyed the bout. The Fort Wayne Derby Girls have been long-time supporters of Byron Health Center and often are a part of our many community-based activities. Health & Wellness Fair Byron Health Center hosted a Health & Wellness Fair on April 15th for residents and staff.
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