Aldersbridge Communities News
Linn’s Laundry Ladies
Just as air, food and water are necessary for life, clean laundry is necessary for a nursing home’s existence. Maria Periquito, Cheryl Miller and Barbara Branca are Linn Health & Rehabilitation's three laundry room workers. They keep every washable article clean...
Lora’s Memory Lane
Lora, age 98, sits reading her romance novel in her oversized armchair, covered in a pink gingham throw that she sewed herself. She is receptive to being interviewed and appreciates the company, escorting me down her memory lane. Reminiscing about her childhood on a...
UMEC is Pleased to Announce the Appointment of Five New Trustees
East Providence, RI: United Methodist Elder Care is pleased to announce the appointment of five new trustees: Valerie Perry of East Providence, Susan Thurston of Wakefield, Don Ripley of Smithfield, Jason Preciphs of Rehoboth, MA and Robert Gauthier of Moosup, CT....
A Perfect Day With Mary
“It’s like a hotel here! What’s to complain about?” Mary Silva tells me in her cheerful upbeat voice, “They clean my room and cook for me and I don’t have to do anything.” She moved to St. Germain Assisted Living six months ago. Mary told me a story about how she had...
Norman – the Karate Kid
Norman Baird was a resident at Winslow Gardens for the past five years. His wife, Jane, lived in the adjacent Linn Health Care Center, and that is one of the reasons he chose to live nearby. After he lost his license to drive, living next door to Jane made...
Amazing Myra
I sit with Myra on the couch at her Arbor Hill apartment and she shows me her artwork and the notecards that she makes to raise money for five different charities. They are primarily nonprofits that help victims of human trafficking, as well as her church, Victory...
Humor – the ties that bind
Bill Murphy, Winslow Gardens ResidentGod bless those with a sense of humor! They spice up the bland, stuffiness of every day existence. These folks are the ones who seek to brighten your day – even if your day is going just fine. Bill Murphy says good morning to me...
Our resident Seabee Joe
Here is a five minute interview of Joe, focused on his time as a Seabee. Joe is another fascinating senior at United Methodist Elder Care.
Sparkling a Room
I asked Denni if I could take her photo and interview her for this blog and she obliged. I want you to meet her because she is such an asset to United Methodist Elder Care. I wish that we could claim Denni as only our’s, but the truth is Denni has two children at...
‘Seabees’ Talk Takes Place at UMEC
East Providence, RI: United Methodist Elder Care invites the public to attend a viewing of the 1944 movie, “The Fighting Seabees” starring John Wayne, followed by a meet and greet with Winslow Gardens’ resident Seabee, Joe Andrews, on Monday, November 23 at 2 pm. ...
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As Young As You Feel
It isn’t the growing old that is so difficult, it is the attendant aches...
UMEC Announces Promotion of Sandra Cullen
East Providence, RI: United Methodist Elder Care is pleased to announce...
The Face of Winslow Gardens
Everyone at United Methodist Elder Care knows Mary – she has been here...
Joie de Vivre!
Joie de vivre! I remember my mother teaching me that French word when I...
UMEC Holds Annual Meeting
With Guest Speakers Charles Fogarty and Bishop Devadhar East Providence,...
LHCC Perfect Survey
Linn Health Care Center's Perfect Survey: Third Year in a Row Cheering...
Sandra Cullen to Serve on Rhode Island Housing Resources Commission
United Methodist Elder Care is proud to announce the appointment of...
Aldersbridge Communities Award Recipients
East Providence, RI Two individuals were recognized for their...
Brown University Doctors Collaborate with Winslow Gardens Residents
Resident doctors from the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown...
Winslow Gardens Residents Tour Amish Country
Twelve residents traveled to Lancaster, Pennsylvania May 7th through the...