December came and went like a thief in the night; but while it was here, we had some great times! December included our annual holiday meal, lunch with Santa at St. Barbaras, caroling with our amazing ministry partners, Christmas with St. Barbara, and so much more. Looking forward to January, we will be starting the Read More
Chasidy is Woodcrest’s Admissions Coordinator and has been with us for a little under a year. This is her first role in healthcare as well as long-term care and she came in shining. If you’ve met her, you know she’s a ray of sunshine. Chasidy is from Ohio and grew up in Price Hill. She Read More
Dear Residents and Families, As we welcome the New Year, I want to take a moment to express our gratitude. This time of year, reminds us of the many blessings we have—our wonderful residents, dedicated staff, and supportive families. We are truly thankful for the trust you place in us and for the vibrant community Read More
Please join us as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, January 20, 2025. This federal holiday honors Dr. King’s remarkable achievements, including his leadership in nonviolent activism and his pivotal role in fighting racial discrimination across the United States. His contributions to equality and justice continue to Read More
Are you a word lover, or as some might say, a “logophile”? If you enjoy discovering new words and their meanings, January 9 is the perfect day for you! Think back, what was the last new word you learned? Did you immediately know what it meant, or did you have to look it up or Read More
Meet Peggy, one of our wonderful residents here at Woodcrest! Peggy called Covington, KY home and graduated from Holmes High School. One of seven siblings, Peggy has always been close with her family. She was married to her husband for 18 years until his passing, and although she never had children, she did have a Read More
Hello December! It’s the season of gratitude, togetherness, and… extra layers! As we wrap up the year (and bundle up for winter), I want to thank each and every one of you for making our facility such a warm and welcoming place. Whether you are part of our amazing staff, a resident, or a loved Read More
The winter can be a challenging time to stay physically and socially active due to colder temperatures, slippery conditions, and fewer daylight hours. However, you’ll find it is worth the effort, because staying active and connected with others is a great way to keep the “winter blues” away. Here are a few things to try Read More
Nothing is better than receiving a surprise letter in the mail! Whether it is an old friend, a family member, a soldier, or someone you have never met, receiving a personal correspondence can brighten up a winter day! The holidays are the perfect time to put pen to paper, and connect via written word with Read More