We have new and exciting additions to our pet therapy program at Cobblestone. We have two new pets from the Therapy Dogs International Program that have joined us this month as another perk of our Atlanta continuing care retirement community. Karen Ann Thornton pet therapist and...
Cobblestone has now crossed over into the new technology of Electronic Medical Records. In early January 2012 Cobblestone employees began training on new Electronic Medical Records, and we went live with our new processes later that month. If you have been over to Cobblestone recently you probably...
As the health care landscape continually changes Park Springs Home Care is committed to the same quality and access to care that has been the hallmark of its services since inception in 2004. We have put considerable thought into modifying our home care program to...
Park Springs food service department works hard to give each and every person that dines in any of the venues at our Atlanta retirement community's individual attention. We strive to give the highest rated food and service possible where at Park Springs a score of...
Far too often we in marketing focus on the tangible aspects of that which we are promoting. For example, we promote the fact that our Atlanta area retirement community offers 4 dining options serving a continental breakfast, lunch and dinner each day. We point out...
We are excited to introduce to you two new Supervisors in Cobblestone Skilled Nursing Unit. On January the 1st Quanda Bailey came on board as the new Weekend RN Manager at Cobblestone, Quanda has been in Nursing for 29 years. She started as a C.N.A. in...
We are excited to announce that our Director of Nursing, Amy Medina, at the premier Atlanta Active Adult Community is introducing a new Alzheimer’s Training Program. All employees will begin training in June. The employees will be trained on various topics such as; Intro to...
By Lisa Kiely In July of 2004, shortly after coming to Park Springs Continuing Care Retirement Community in Stone Mountain, Ga. our executive staff set out to implement a program that would later be known in our community as the Six Areas of Wellness. Although it...
Recent research provided by Duke University tells us that seniors are living healthier in mind and body as they age. They are also living longer. According to US Census Bureau, the projected population in 2050 for those 65 and older is estimated to be 88.5...
It has become increasingly clear over the years that unbalanced food intakes increase the risks of a number of chronic diseases that face senior citizens. Making the necessary food choices is not always easy, but necessary. Recently, the focus for dietary change has been on the...