Staff and residents at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center love their amazing volunteers. They help in so many ways that the facility wants to show their appreciation for their commitment to the residents. The other night, Hazard HRC threw their 2019 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner for all of those who volunteered this past year. Thank you…
Staff of Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center wore blue shirts with colorful puzzle pieces at work in support of Autism Awareness Day. Since 2008, people around the world take part in this special day to raise awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It was first brought up by royal members from Qatar at the United…
March is National Social Worker Month and Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center would like to recognize their social worker, Susan Smith. The facility is blessed to have someone who loves the residents so much and always goes above and beyond to help them. Thanks, Susan, for all you do every day.
The sun was finally out the other day, so residents and staff at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center took advantage of the beautiful day. There was music being played, lounging in the sun, even the resident dog laid out and enjoyed the beautiful weather. The amazing weather is getting everyone excited for all the time…
Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center would like to wish everyone a Happy St Patrick’s Day.
March 11 through March 15 of 2019 is National Long Term Care Administrators Week.
Residents and staff of Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center celebrated Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday, with style.
March is Colon Canter awareness month and the staff at Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center wore blue in support. Colorectal Cancer, or Colon Cancer…
February 1 was National Love Your Pet Day and the Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center had a lot of loving to give out. Their newest edition Charlie Brown, Chloee, Molly, Barney, and the fish have brought so much happiness to the residents. Pets really do make the best of friends.
Employees of Hazard Health and Rehabilitation Center dressed in red for American Heart Month to bring awareness to Heart Health. Each year, members of the medical field wear red to show they stand with heart health and help bring awareness to everyone. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women…