Norris Post-acute and Rehabilitation Center

Presidents' Day is an important holiday that celebrates the legacy of our nation's leaders and their contributions to shaping the United States. This day is a reminder of our presidents' incredible leadership, vision, and dedication, who have guided our nation through some of its most challenging times. From George Washington to Joe Biden, these individuals have set an example of public service and civic duty. They have worked tirelessly to uphold the values of democracy and freedom that our country was founded on. Presidents' Day is an opportunity to reflect on our past presidents' achievements and sacrifices and renew our commitment to the ideals they stood for. We honor their legacies by continuing to work towards a more just, equitable, and prosperous future for all Americans

Starting a new year is often a time for making resolutions and setting goals for the future. For seniors, this may involve finding ways to improve their health and well-being. Our facilities are specifically designed to meet the needs of seniors who are seeking extra support and care. We offer various services, including physical and occupational therapy, to help our residents improve their mobility, strength, and independence.

But that's not all! We also provide a sense of community and companionship. Our facility is home to a diverse group of seniors who can provide support and friendship to one another. And with trained staff available to assist with daily tasks and medical care, our residents can feel more confident and capable of living independently.

Looking to make the world a better place? Join us in our mission to provide comforting care for our elderly.

December is a month that is recognized for its holy observances, such as Hanukkah and Christmas. The concept of giving gifts was formed around the 15th century as Christmas was seen as a holiday that focused on friends and family. Over the years, the month of Christmas has become a universal time for giving.

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Women’s Entrepreneurship Day is observed every year on November 19 to honor female entrepreneurs and to discuss their contributions to the entrepreneurial community. Did you know that the first female-owned business in the U.S. was established in 1739? Despite the advances made by women entrepreneurs since the Industrial Revolution, gender barriers, societal pressure, access to funding and mentorship, and lack of education still constrain their growth. Women’s Entrepreneurship Day is organized by the WEDO (Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization) and recognized by the United Nations and over 120 countries. On Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, pioneering women in various fields are given the WEDO Pioneer Awards.

Alzheimer’s Disease may be one of the cruelest diseases because a sufferer seemingly “disappears” until the person they were — no longer exists. National Alzheimer’s Disease Month, each November, reminds us that over 5 million Americans suffer. Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), a form of dementia, impacts memory, thinking, and behavior. AD ranks as the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. and the most common form of dementia in 60-80% of all diagnosed cases.

November is National Caregiver Appreciation Month!

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Keeping our residents comfortable is our #1 priority!

A place you will love and a place where YOU will be loved!

National Rehabilitation Awareness Week is a time to acknowledge the many benefits that can arise from rehab programs. It highlights the positive impact that these services make in the lives of people in need. This week recognizes that every person deserves to live his/her life to the fullest. Here at National Today, we are excited to celebrate rehabilitation services all week long.