Hello Everyone,
We would like to thank everyone for the wonderful turn out for the window visits at the facility, the residents are ecstatic to see you all! Thank you for all of your patience during our first week as it was quite challenging to organize; however, definitely well worth it to see all the smiles on everyone’s faces!
UPDATE: The monitors have arrived and are being installed over the next few days! Your participation is needed to make this project a success!
No one should face dementia alone.
Our free community education programs are now online! Register today and learn from the comfort and safety of your own home. Each webinar is held live with time for Q&A.
Private care consultations available immediately after this class
Hello Everyone, we hope you are well! The staff and residents at The Pines of Olean would like to thank our wonderful families and community for their support and encouragement during this time. The Pines staff are continuing to monitor all guidance from the county and state health departments, and the Centers for Disease Control at the Federal level. We are committed to providing the highest quality of care to our residents, which is why we are making sure to stay current on all mandates for nursing homes.
Many of you will recall the introduction of “Operation Uplift”, a program for residents, friends and families to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of The Pines employees.
Residents were thrilled by the beautiful flowering plants their families and friends sent at Easter from Christian Hollow Farm. Christian Hollow Farms has graciously agreed to waive their delivery fee once again to bring flowering plants to The Pines for Mother’s Day!
Happy Friday everyone! The residents and staff of the Pines of Machias would like to thank everyone- our families, friends and community- for continuing to support and encourage us during these challenging times.
Spring in for a visit at the Pines Rehabilitation and Nursing Centers
Nursing homes are really small neighborhoods housed under a large roof. The late Fred Rogers invited many of us to visit his “neighborhood” every day and we grew to know and love the people there. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted The Pines Neighborhoods. The flow of “people in our neighborhoods” has changed due to isolation precautions. Residents not only miss their own families and friends, but they are missing the other people that came to their neighborhoods. The familiar faces are no longer able to say “Hello”.
Gift Idea for Residents