Room visits – For bed-bound residents that are unable to attend activities.

Outings – Getting residents out of the facility for the day helps with depression and loneliness, changes daily routines, and lifts their spirits.

(Exercise class, bowling, corn hole, kickball, balloon volleyball)

Exercise and physical activities – Help keep a resident active and alert.

Spiritual and religious activities – Spiritual caring services on Sunday and Catholic worship on Wednesday).

(Trivia, hangman, group crossword puzzle, Dakim brain games, google earth, puzzles, and games, card club, Bingo)

Intellectual activities – provide stimulation of the mind.

(Water indoor plants, water garden area, help staff set up and break down for easy activities, feed the fish, pass out coffee and/or snacks in the dayroom, and assign resident council members to help with expressing the needs of the residents.)

Work-type activities – assign certain residents a duty to help them feel useful and needed.

Diversional activities – emphasize individual accomplishment and serve to keep the mind off worries and aid in adjustment to long-term rehabilitation.Social activities – provide fun and enjoyment for the participant, and through the socialization that occurs, the resident gains self-confidence and develops friendships.We offer opportunities to assemble for bible studies and are happy to make accommodations for the individual worship and spiritual preferences of our residents. We engage our residents to join in discussions on current events and encourage group recreational activities such as stretching and fitness hours. Our residents derive much pleasure from participation in arts and crafts, bingo games, movie popcorn afternoons, ice cream socials, cooking classes, and cocoa and coffee get-togethers. The resident-centered staff schedules daily events to promote socialization.

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