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Meet Juniper Village at Lebanon’s Healthcare Warrior, Brenda Smith.  Brenda was an avid walker before we were all asked to stay inside, and she and her friend Ruth could often be seen walking to the edges of our campus.  But now she can be found walking up and down the halls, helping to wipe off…

You might remember that we recently featured resident Beatrice Kreider for making blankets for Third World countries. While that is certainly a worthy activity, recent events have caused her to switch gears and make “ear savers” for our Juniper Village at Lebanon staff and other residents, who find wearing face masks to be uncomfortable sometimes…

This picture of Juniper Village at Lebanon resident Arlene Leonard says it all! Arlene was the last one finished at our Zen Coloring class, because she wanted this to be just right. She also knew what message she wanted to put on top of her page: "thank you for your patience."  Her message was then…

There are some activities that we were used to doing that for now we can't do in order to stay safe and maintain social distancing.  But luckily there are still some things that we can continue to do, and one of them is keeping in touch with our pen pals at Phoebe-Berks Adult Care Center…

The residents of Juniper Village at Lebanon wanted to help out during this health crisis, and many of them are finding ways to do just that.  Some residents created handmade signs expressing thanks to the staff, which were hung in strategic places around the building to boost morale.  Others helped to sort buttons needed to…

Knowing that the ear savers made by another Juniper Village at Lebanon resident were going like hot cakes, Peggy Griffe volunteered to lend her crocheting talents to our cause, which is to keep our frontline workers safe and comfortable. Peggy can whip up one of these ear savers in less than an hour, and she…