BIG NEWS!
We are excited to annouce that we will be scheduling family visits! Cali, along with the rest of us are looking forward to seeing you again!
Thank you to all of our healthcare heroes who made arrangements to get to work in the winter weather! Some spent the night; some left their homes very early, and our fabulous nightshift crew stayed over until all of dayshift safely arrived! So thankful for our team!!! Our residents are blessed with the best! #teambarbourville…
Team Barbourville was the monthly winner of the sweet treats giveaway from Express Mobile. Thank you, Express Mobile, for the delicious cookies and brownies? [ad_2] Source
You have GOAT to be kidding me?!?! The residents and staff had a sweet visit from our Medical Records Director, Vikki’s sweet baby goat today. Moon was a fan favorite for sure? He got hugs and cuddles from everyone ?#happyresidents #teambarbourville [ad_2] Source
Happy Dietician Day to our very own, Leane Chaney!! Thank you for all that you do for Team Barbourville ❤️ ❤️ [ad_2] Source
We would like to give a huge shoutout to our clinical coordinators for becoming certified in wound care!! Knowledge is power!! We are so proud of you, Christan Wooton, BSN, RN, VWCN and Sherri Collins, RN, VWCN?????⚕️ #teambarbourville #ournursesrock [ad_2] Source
We received a belated Valentine card today that has left us all in tears?? Our goal was to reach all 50 states; we never expected a card from Ukraine ?? [ad_2] Source
Employee Appreciation Day!! We are very thankful for our healthcare heroes at Team Barbourville! #teambarbourville #employeeappreciation [ad_2] Source
We would like to give a warm welcome to our new teammate, Angela! She recently completed the nurse aide trainee program!!! Welcome to Team Barbourville, Angela!!! [ad_2] Source
Fat Tuesday celebrations at Barbourville Health and Rehabilitation ??? These residents are Mardi Gras party animals! #ltcfun #partyanimals [ad_2] Source
Our therapy February success story is Sybil Parsons. Sybil came to the facility after a 2 week hospitalization with functional decline in self care, mobility, functional tolerance, and safety awareness. Sybil worked hard daily for 6 weeks and progressed from mod/max A with all task to Independent and returned to her home to live independently.…