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Allerton House at The Village at Duxbury News

09/26/11

Duxbury Allerton House Celebrates Assisted Living Week 

Each year during National Assisted Living Week, Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group celebrates residents with week-long festivities in five Allerton House assisted living communities along the South Shore of Massachusetts. This year’s theme “Forever Proud” was echoed at Allerton House in Quincy with a variety of programs.


Featured here during the recent Allerton House luncheon celebration are (from left to right: Resident  Eugene Counihan, Donna Chebator, director, resident services, Allerton House at The Village at Duxbury and resident Esther Tucker.

 

Duxbury's Joe McDermott

05/30/10

Duxbury Assisted Living Resident keeps fit with Basketball 

Assisted Living Resident Joseph McDermott enjoys family close by and staying active

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05/21/10

Allerton House at The Village at Duxbury invites you to learn more about Assisted Living 

Join the Duxbury Assisted Living Community for a complimentary luncheon and tour.

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Allerton House at Harbor Park, Hingham

10/18/11

Discussing Difficult Issues with the Seniors in Your Life - October 27 

Join Allerton House at Harbor Park in Hingham for "Can We Talk?"

Thursday, October 27

Presenter:
Kate Granigan, MSW, LICSW,C-ASWCM, Vice-President of Care Management, Overlook C.A.R.E.

Kate will discuss:

• Understanding When an Older Parent Needs Assistance

• Cognitive & Physical Challenges of Aging

• Listening & Talking – Communicating Effectively

DATE:Thursday, October 27

TIME:
5:30 PM Dinner Presentation

PLACE:
Allerton House at Harbor Park in Hingham, 15 Condito Road, Hingham, MA


Limited Seating.
Reservations required.

Call 781-749-3322 or email to: ctaylor@welchhrg.com

 

09/06/11

Meet Assisted Living Resident Virginia Bright 

Virginia Bright, a former Boston Globe feature writer, is now a resident of the South Shore's Assisted Living Community, Allerton House at Harbor Park in Hingham.

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06/30/11

Massachusetts Assisted Living at Allerton House in Hingham 

By: Carol Taylor

Over the last three years, Lauren Smith has blossomed from the new resident assistant at Allerton House in Hingham to a nursing school graduate whose personality, skills and compassion are treasured by the South Shore Assisted Living residence’s residents, their family members and other staff members. Smith’s professional relationship with Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group began at Colonial Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, where she worked as a certified nursing assistant (CNA). She says, “For the last three years, I’ve worked at Allerton House in Hingham as a resident assistant during the day and attended nursing school at night.”

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Allerton House at Hancock Park, Quincy

12/05/11

The Holiday Spirit 

Allerton House at Hancock Park Assisted Living residents recently spent a day trimming the community’s holiday trees and preparing cards and stockings for U.S. servicemen stationed overseas. The stockings and cards were prepared for Big Nick’s Gift to our Troops, a non-profit organization founded by Bernie and Linda Sullivan of Sandwich in honor of fallen Marine Cpl. Nicholas Xiarhos who died while serving in Afghanistan. The organization’s website is:  http://www.bignicksgift2ourtroops.org/

Allerton House resident Jackie Rosenberg, at right, is no stranger to community service projects organized by the Quincy assisted living community. Featured at right, she prepares stockings to send to the non-profit organization, Big Nick’s Gift to our Troops.

 

 

09/26/11

Quincy Allerton House Celebrates National Assisted Living Week 

Each year during National Assisted Living Week, Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group celebrates residents with week-long festivities in five Allerton House assisted living communities along the South Shore of Massachusetts. This year’s theme “Forever Proud” was echoed at Allerton House at The Village at Duxbury in Duxbury with a variety of programs.

 

Featured here during the recent Alerton House luncheon celebration are (from left to right): Lisa Puffer, Activity Assistant at Allerton House, Christine Nash, director of resident services at Allerton House and Theresa Webber, assisted living resident.

 

Patriots Fan & Resident Thomas Glynn 

09/13/11

Football Fever & Pride during National Assisted Living Week 

The theme “Forever Proud” for National Assisted Living Week (September 11-17) extends to how residents of Allerton House at Hancock Park feel about the New England Patriots. Residents of the assisted living community in Quincy geared up for a Monday Night NFL game that pitted the Pats against Miami, with an ultimate 38 - 24 win for New England. Residents enjoyed appetizers, chips, dip and soda. The New England Patriots pre-game event is one of many special events planned for the week. Visit the: Assisted Living Blog

 

 

Allerton House at Central Park, Weymouth

02/07/12

Pats Pride Aplenty 

Assisted living residents at Allerton House at Central Park in Weymouth viewed the Super Bowl as another opportunity to enjoy the companionship of fellow residents, dip into delicious Game Day food and support the New England Patriots. The community served spinach puffs, beef turnovers and pigs-in-a blanket, along with pretzels, chips, French onion dip and an Allerton House favorite – ginger ale and cranberry juice.

During commercial breaks the residents engaged in a Game of Football Trivia with Resident Services Director Amanda Annis. Residents gathered in the Media Room to cheer on the hometown team, watching the game on a wide-screen High-Definition television. Spirits weren’t dampened by the loss, because there is always next year!

Featured in the photograph at right are: Jean Babcock, an Allerton House resident and Henry Pires of Braintree.

 

 

11/15/11

Holiday Fair As Easy as Pie at Allerton House 

Early holiday shoppers recently headed to Allerton House Assisted Living Community at Central Park in Weymouth to get a jump on their gift-giving this season. Holiday gift baskets, seasonal wreaths, homemade pies and other crafts were for sale. Many of the items were handmade by residents and all of the proceeds from the Holiday Fair will go toward a local charity. Last year Allerton House made donations to Weymouth’s Sacred Heart Church and First Congregational Church; the Weymouth Food Pantry; Weymouth Council on Aging  and the Weymouth Rotary.

At right, Assisted Living resident Marilyn Ramsey sold pumpkin, apple, pecan and fruits of the forest pies at the recent Allerton House Holiday Fair.  Additionally, the community sold cookies, assorted breads and clam chowder.

Local vendors who participated in the Fair included: Lynn Fratassio, an independent  beauty consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics, Bettina Hoffman of Silpada Jewelry Designs, Owner Mary Fasci of  Floral Designs by Mary, Owner Mark Rothstein of MBR Clothing Designs and Betty Laing of Studio 25 Jewelry.
 

 

10/27/11

Acupuncture Presentation draws Professionals and Seniors to Allerton House in Weymouth 

Acupuncture is being used by people of all ages to treat a variety of conditions, including chronic pain. During a free CEU Presentation recently at Allerton House at Central Park, members of the community-at-large, professionals and residents of the Weymouth assisted living community came to hear Dr. Bridget Chin, medical acupuncturist at the Spaulding Outpatient Center in Braintree.

In traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, involves the use of thin needles that penetrate the skin to offer stimulation to various parts of the body. The National Institutes of Health is one of many organizations studying the effectiveness of acupuncture.

During the program, Dr. Chin (featured at right) explained the way medical acupuncture works, recent research, the benefits of the procedure and the use of acupuncture in treating patients with spinal cord injuries. She said that acupuncture is increasingly being accepted as an alternative or complimentary medical procedure, and that it is an accepted method of encouraging the body to promote natural healing.

Dr. Chin received her medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine. She trained in surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Allerton House Assisted Living Community at Central Park in Weymouth, MA offers residents, family members, healthcare professionals and the public at large the opportunity to take part in free public education forums and special events. For more information, contact Albert Ewing, marketing director, Allerton House at Central Park, at 781-413-7850.

 

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