We have some very talented residents here at Landmark of Danville! A big thank you to Mrs. McBride for treating us to a beautiful song this morning while others sang songs of worship! 🎹#LivingWellAtLandmark #SeniorLiving
It’s Wednesday and that means we are having a #PinkOut in honor of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth. Today our residents decided to start off the morning and have some fun with a dance party! 🪩🕺💕#LivingWellAtLandmark #seniorliving
Did you know September was #NationalStressAwarenessMonth and #NationalHealthyAgingMonth? We handed out some fun apple stress balls to our residents to help them de-stress! They seemed to have lots of fun taking out their stress on our staff! Thank you Vicky for being such a good sport! 🍏#LivingWellAtLandmark #seniorliving
What’s better than candy salad? We are preparing for an afternoon of yummy snacks! 🍬🍭🍫 #LivingWellAtLandmark #CandySalad
Mrs. Joyce Gibbons came to Landmark of Danville after a fall at home that left her with two fractures in her spine. She met her goal with therapy and will be returning home with her daughter to Parksville Knob. Ms. Joyce discharged saying she met all kinds of good people here. Her roommate thought that she was a lovely person! Joyce loved the Therapy Department and says she enjoyed working with them. She and her therapists worked extremely hard so she could return home quickly and safely. Her favorite thing to do here was front porch sitting and listening to music. She will be missed. Good luck Joyce! ❤️ #LivingWellAtLandmark #RehabToHome #successstory
Mr. Robert "Bob" Orndorff came to us with general weakness and a fractured wrist. He needed therapy to safely return home. He and his wife Elizabeth chose Landmark of Danville for his rehabilitation. He is a Danville native born at Ephriam McDowell hospital in 1939. He jokes that he found the hospital bill and his parents were charged $150 for his birth! He was a journalist his whole career working for The Courier Journal, The Toledo Blade, and The Philadelphia Enquirer. He taught Journalism at University of Kentucky for 27 years before retiring. His favorite hobby is performing magic tricks. He got his first magic kit when he was 10. He did a magic show for us here at Landmark and was great! He says that his time here was a good experience. He is impressed that everyone always had a smile on their face and says the therapy department was awesome! Bob was an excellent patient and will be missed. Good luck at home! We will miss you! #LivingWellAtLandmark #RehabToHome
Today residents at Landmark of Danville enjoyed hearing Ol’ Elcorn Pickers! Everyone loved singing along! 🎤🎶
#LivingWellAtLandmark
Resident Blesses Us With Her Voice 🎶
Mrs. Judy Hargis blessed us again with her beautiful voice this morning. What a wonderful way to start the week! #LivingWellAtLandmark
Today for #SpotlightSunday we wanted to share resident Rose Pike’s story.
#LivingWellAtLandmark #MeetOurResidents
Did you know that March was #SocialWorkMonth?
We would like to give a big thank you to our Social Service Director, Stacey Blakemore for all that she does for our residents!
#NationalSocialWorkMonth #employeeappreciation
Mrs. Judy Hargis, a resident at Landmark of Danville, blessed us with her beautiful singing to us this morning.
#LivingWellAtLandmark #seniorliving
Marjorie is thankful for…
Marjorie would like to share what she was thankful for this year with you!
#livingwellatlandmark #Thankful #Grateful
