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Three Light, Simple and Easy Meals from Turkey Leftovers

November 5, 2019
— There never seems to be enough time to prepare for the holidays. Our immune systems plummet and stress rises. During this time, try to find shortcuts to make things less stressful. Turkey leftovers can be a helpful part of this strategy. Here are three light, simple and easy ways to use your turkey leftovers: Turkey... Read More

New features to the building

November 5, 2019
— Behavior Health Solutions has expanded services to help train and prepare staff in helping residents that are in the facility. This means a dynamic approach to managing the wide variety of mental health issues that are being discovered at various levels of care to ensure that recovery is streamlined and reduce the impact of anxiety,... Read More

Giving Thanks for Being a Caregiver

November 5, 2019
— Balancing work, home and private life with the demands of being a caregiver can be frustrating. Just when you may find a good balance, the demands of your elderly parent might change and you are again pulled back into that stressful situation. How can you offset the worry, the anxiety, the anger and the resentment?... Read More

Administrators Note

November 5, 2019
— I am so excited to begin my journey with Mountain View Care Center. My first day was on September 30th, where I go to meet a very eager team and the feeling of a ‘family’ atmosphere. The town of Boulder City is a wonderful location and I enjoy the quaint hometown feel it offers. I... Read More

Major Holidays

November 5, 2019
— Veterans Day November 11th. Nathan Adelson Hospice will be providing a Veterans Day appreciation in the facility. They will honor and recognize the staff and residents that are Veterans during the ceremony. Thanksgiving Day November 28th: Mountain View Care Center will have a family Lunch banquet hosted on the Sunday before (November 24th) to host... Read More

Halloween Games

October 8, 2019
— Pin the nose on the jack-o-lantern Create a large pumpkin out of cardboard, or make one out of construction paper and pin it to a bulletin board. Paint or glue eyes and a mouth on the jack-o-lantern, leaving the area where the nose should be empty. Cut out several yellow triangles, writing the person’s name... Read More

October 26th is National Pumpkin Day

October 8, 2019
— Fall is here, and we’re ready for pumpkin everything! It’s the perfect time to indulge in pumpkin bars, pies, cookies, coffee, cheesecake, pasta, roasted seeds, and oatmeal. On October 26th we celebrate our favorite spooky and silly decoration and food, the pumpkin! Is there anything pumpkins can’t do? White pumpkins are the newest fad in... Read More

Breast Cancer Awareness and Detection

October 8, 2019
— According to breastcancer.org, “Every three minutes a woman in the United States is diagnosed with breast cancer.” Breast cancer is a serious illness that affects a significant population of American women. The good news is that, if detected early, breast cancer can often be successfully treated. Breast cancer occurs when cells in breasts called “tumors”... Read More

October 16 is National Fossil Day

October 8, 2019
— How are fossils formed? For fossil formation to take place, a series of fortunate events must occur. If any part of the series is missing, we will never see the fossil! In fact, fossilization is a rare occurrence. Nature tends to lean toward recycling itself, which includes just about everything from plants and animals to rocks... Read More

October is Physical Therapy Month

October 8, 2019
— Physical therapy is treatment of muscles, nerves and body structures mostly from the waist down. The goal of Physical Therapy is to restore the body to its optimum level of function. Physical Therapy Benefits Enhanced ability to walk Improved mobility Pain management Restoration of balance Enhanced ability to transfer Strengthening
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