Current News
Plainfield Post – September 2020
In this month’s Plainfield Post you can read the latest note from the desk of our CEO. Also read all about the month of September and check out some pictures from our July 4th craft project. Click on the photo to read more!
Plainfield Post – August 2020
In this month’s newsletter check out the latest updates and news from our corporate office and enjoy fun pictures of the community from the month of July. Also review the wellness article to identify signs of stress and how to cope with stress during this Pandemic.
Plainfield Post – June 2020
Check out this month’s newsletter for some notes from the desk of the CEO. Find out who has a birthday in June and meet our newest Hero to join the team. You can review information on when and how to wash your hands as well as information on cataracts. June is Cataract Awareness Month. Click the image to read more.
Plainfield Post – May 2020
Check out this month’s Plainfield Post to find out who is celebrating a Birthday in May as well as who won our Earth Day Coloring Contest. There is also a great recipe for Mexican Street Corn. You can be in touch and receive pictures and messages from your community member through our CareMerge or TEAMS App. If you have questions regarding these services or any others, please feel free to contact Maria D. the Resident Services Coordinator at extension 1007. As always don’t forget to spend time relaxing with our word search puzzle.
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.
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.
Plainfield Post – April 2020
Check out this month’s Plainfield Post to find some interesting “Did You Know?” facts about the month of April. You will also find our community precautions amid COVID-19 concerns. There is information on how we are keeping residents engaged in activity as well as how you can be in touch and receive pictures and messages from your community member. Check out the page with information on how to get started with CareMerge if you are not already signed up. Don’t forget to spend time relaxing with our word search puzzle remembering fun toys from our past. Click the image to read more.
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.
New Community Precautions Amid COVID-19 Concerns
To ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of everyone at our community, we are taking additional measures, including limiting social visits, canceling large group gatherings and resident outings, and remaining vigilant about avoiding the spread of germs. We will continue to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak and provide updates as new information becomes available.