Current News
Deer Path Journal – September 2020
It’s nice getting to know one of our newer residents, Laura, and hearing her story. Click on the photo to read more!
Deer Path Journal – August 2020
Many of our residents have been participating in small group activities and taking advantage of the nice weather to get some exercise and fresh air.
Deer Path Journal – July 2020
In June, we began adding small group activities. We’ve had a nice response from residents who are anxious to get involved. Click the image to read more in this month’s newsletter.
Deer Path Journal – June 2020
Our residents at Deer Path are staying active through a variety of activities such as gardening, reading and exercise. This month’s newsletter showcases photos of our resident engagement as well as articles relating to hand washing, Cataract Month and COVID-19 updates. Click the image to read more.
Deer Path Journal – May 2020
The May newsletter shows how are staff and residents are finding ways to stay engaged during the quarantine, such as Zoom bingo and selfies from their apartments.
COVID-19 Update, 4-16-20
As of 4-16-20, we do not have any confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our building. Click to read more.
Deer Path Journal – April 2020
In this month’s newsletter, see how Deer Path of Huntley is keeping our residents as safe as possible during this unusual time. While in quarantine try making the yummy Broken Glass recipe found on page 3. Join us for virtual activities using your phone, tablet, or computer! Click the image to read more.
Updated COVID-19 Information
As we continue to learn more about the COVID-19 outbreak and how quickly it can spread, we have taken a number of precautions to keep residents safe. We have been and continue to be highly proactive in taking steps to help ensure the health and welfare of all residents and limiting possible exposure to COVID-19 or other viruses.
Additional Precautions Needed to Keep Residents Safe
As we learn more about COVID-19 and the impact it has on older adults, we are taking a proactive approach to keeping our community safe. New precautions include self-isolation for residents, canceling all activities and group dining and restrictions on visitors and any residents who leave our building. Read more about what we are doing to keep residents safe and how you can help.
The Power of Social Distancing
In addition to proper handwashing and avoiding spreading germs, one of the most important things we can all do is practice social distancing.