The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center Staff Directory

Monthly Poem 1

Lodge Buzz 2

New Activity Assistant 2

Loving Memory 3

From the Administrator 3

A Nurse’s Note 3

Center Activities 4-5

Shelter Pointe 6

Birthdays 7

Staff Directory 8

Volume XXI Number X October 2020

The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center Staff DirectoryAdministrator..................................................................................................................Judy Tracey, RNC, LNHACorporate Director of Clinical Services .................................................................................Santanna Rapp, RNDirector of Nursing ................................................................................................................ Brian Foreman, RNAdmission and Marketing Director ............................................................................................. Stevie LandrumAdmission Coordinator .................................................................................................................. Tiffany SantosCase Manager .......................................................................................................................... Jennifer ShepherdSocial Worker ....................................................................................................................... Elizabeth RudowskiActivities Director ................................................................................................................................Kim LewisDietary Manager .................................................................................................................................... Lisa AultEnvironmental Supervisor.............................................................................................................Marc HamiltonMaintenance Supervisor................................................................................................................... David Stokes

9370 Union Cemetery Road • Loveland, Ohio 45140(513) 677-4900

Lodge Care News is published monthly by The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center, 9370 Union Cemetery Road, Loveland, OH 45140. 513/677-4900.

Menus are passed out on Mondays to the resident’s room. Please have them filled out and returned to the Dietary Department

by the end of the day on Wednesday.

October Poemby May Swenson

Now and then, a red leaf riding the slow flow of gray water. From the bridge, see far into the woods, now that limbs are bare,ground thick-littered. See, along the scarcely gliding stream,the blanched, diminished, raggedswamp and woods the sun stillspills into. Stand still, stare hard into bramble and tangle,past leaning broken trunks,sprawled roots exposed. Willsomething move?—some visioncome to outline? Yes, there—deep in—a dark bird hangs in the thicket, stretches a wing.Reversing his perch, he says one “Chuck.” His shoulder-patch that should be red looks gray. This old redwing has decided tostay, this year, not join thestrenuous migration. Better here,in the familiar, to fade.

October Birthdays

Shelter Pointe Daily Activities for October 2019

STAFFLisa Baker 10/1

Nancy Hill 10/1

Tonya Henson 10/4

Rhonda Huber 10/9

Holly Williams 10/9

Bronwyn Miller 10/11

Brian Foreman 10/12

Autumn Clark 10/13

Tabatha Bunn 10/14

Cindy Primo 10/18

Minda Spence 10/20

Jayne Keys 10/22

Melissa King 10/24

Stevie Landrum 10/24

Sandra Maynes 10/29

Kenyata Brumfield 10/30

Michayla Eifert 10/31

RESIDENTSJames Flanagan 10/9

Elizabeth Schwartz 10/11

Richard Harcourt 10/20

Stella Easton 10/22

Robert Kuebel 10/29

MONDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Beachball Toss/States and

Capitals11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price Is

Right (TV)/Pictures/Sewing12:30 Lunch2:00 Trivia Time/Fun Facts3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/

Laundry/Yarn Rolling4:00 Magazine5:30 Dinner

TUESDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Horseracing/Feely Meely/

Sing-a-Song/Aromatherapy/What is This?/Playing Instruments

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is Right (TV)/Pictures/Playdoh/Walking Group

12:30 Lunch2:00 Cooking Class/Doing Dishes/

Hangman/Spelling Bee3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/

Laundry/Yarn Rolling4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

WEDNESDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Noodle Fun/Famous Couples/

Sing-A-Long/Aromatherapy/Stringing Fruit Loops/Small Parachute

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/Walking Group/Pictures/Word Searches

12:30 Lunch2:00 Bingo/Bowling3:00 TV Time/Yarn Rolling/Puzzles/

Snack/Laundry/Dishes4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

One-On-One visits are offered throughout the day.

Life Skill Activities include, but are not limited to: Puzzles, Coloring, Folding Laundry, Cleaning Tables, Sweeping, Dishes and Sorting Shapes and Blocks.

THURSDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Cornhole/Reminiscent Corner/

Sewing/Hand Massage/Inspirational Reading

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is Right (TV)/Pictures/Flower Arranging/Walking Group

12:30 Lunch2:00 Craft Time/Pampering Time/

Sorting Music3:00 TV Time/Yarn Rolling/Coloring/

Laundry/Snack/Puzzles/Dishes4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

FRIDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Balloon Toss11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is

Right (TV)/Sorting Pictures12:30 Lunch2:00 Basketball/Famous Couples3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/


SATURDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Manicures and Movie11:30 Wet Your Whistle12:30 Lunch2:00 Kickball and Tabletop Bowling3:00 TV Time/Snack/Coloring/Laundry/

Puzzles4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

SUNDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Manicures and Movies/Pictures/

Coupons11:30 Wet Your Whistle12:30 Lunch2:00 Bible Study/Music/Pictures3:00 TV Time/Snack/Coloring/Laundry/


All activities and times are subject to change.

Lodge Buzz

Shelter Pointe Resident’s Birthdays

Betty Good – 11th

Marcia Powell – 18th

Peggy Russell – 19th

Nora Ramirez – 25th

Shirley Buerger – 29th

October is the first full month of Fall and many people believe it is the prettiest time of the year. The trees are changing and the Fall decorations are bringing us some beautiful outdoor scenery. The German culture started celebrating Oktoberfest on October 12, 1810 in Munich, Germany but now many countries including the U.S. start this fun festival in September because the days are a little longer and the weather is a little warmer. The food is delicious and the beer is always flowing. The wurstl (sausages) and the sauerkraut and the big pretzels are just a few of the classic German fare that will bring joy to all who participate. Here in Cincinnati, we celebrate our German heritage with the world’s biggest chicken dance. Here at the Lodge, we will celebrate with an Oktoberfest luncheon on October 28 at 12:00. Maybe we will have to raise our mugs and say “Prost”. (Cheers) !

New Activity AssistantI would like to take a moment and introduce our new activities aide. Her name is Tonya Henson. Tonya has worked in the nursing field for almost 30 years. She has been with The Lodge for a little over a year. She has spent most of her time on Shelter Pointe, where she will continue as an activity aide. She has 3 children and 3 grand children. When she isn’t spending time with her children and grandkids, she enjoys hiking and camping. Tonya has been a wonderful addition to our activities department.

Clara’s German Potato SaladIf you like a tarter sauce, add more vinegar; more sugar if you like it a bit sweeter.

Red potatoes are waxy and hold up well. Ditto for all purpose potatoes, like Yukon gold. White bakers are starchy and break up a little after cooking. But go ahead and use what you have.

IngredientsBoiled, peeled and sliced potatoes, kept warm, about 2 pounds or 6 cups, sliced 1/4” thick8 slices bacon, fried and crumbled – save drippings (I had about 1/4 cup from thick sliced bacon)1 medium yellow or white onion diced, a good cup or so2-3 ribs celery, diced2 tablespoons flour2/3 cup cider vinegar or to taste1/3 cup water or to taste1/4 cup sugar or to tasteSalt and pepperParsley (optional)

Instructions

Cook onion and celery in drippings until tender but not brown.

Sprinkle flour over, stir and add vinegar and water. It will look lumpy. Boil until slightly thickened, whisking as you go, and then stir in sugar, salt and pepper.

Put potatoes and bacon in bowl, pour dressing over and stir gently until blended. Let sit a bit to absorb flavors, then adjust seasonings.

Garnish with parsley.

Tip: Warm potatoes absorb sauce better.

From the AdministratorAs stated in a previous letter, Santanna Rapp, RN our former Director of Nursing is now our Corpora te Director of Clinical Services. Brian Freeman, RN is our new Director of Nursing. Brian has many years experience as a Director of Nursing in long term care and we are very happy to have him working with our team. Welcome aboard Brian!!

I am delighted to say that we are still COVID free!!

Testing for nursing homes will be changing October 5, 2020. If the facility remains COVID-19 free, testing will be performed monthly. If we have an active case, testing will be done for all staff and residents twice a week until all tests are negative. Of course, if this happens, you will be notified.

As I stated in my last letter, indoor visitation will begin October 12, 2020. I will update you when we have further information.

Stay safe!!

I’m always available if you have any questions or issues to discuss.

Judy Tracey, R.N., LNHAAdministrator

From the Director of NursingHello everyone!

Just wanted to say as I reached my first official month at The Lodge, I am very impressed! I have many years in healthcare, and have been a part of many different teams. But the team here is top notch! I am amazed at how well everyone works together, and things get done. I am sure the root of this is the amount of longevity that exist here.

I am still working on getting to know everyone, so if you are passing by my office or see me on the units, say hi! I am not always great with names, so please be patient. I am planning on being a part of this team for a long time. Thank you all for being so welcoming!

Brian Foreman, RNDirector of Nursing

Alice Blevins Betty Jane Watson

Thought for the Month:

Lifeisn’t meant to be easy,it’s meant to be lived.

Sometimes good othertimes rough. But with every

up and down, you learnlessons that make you strong.

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4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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One on One’s areoffered throughout

the Day

Book CartOffered Weekly

* Mail Delivery offered throughout the day

October 2020The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center Activities

* Beauty Shop open:Monday & Thursday10:00 am to 4:00 pm

10:30 News & Coffee11:00 Sunday Re˜ ections1:00 Bengals vs

Jacksonville on CBS2:00 Snack

10:00 Expression Painting & Coloring (Central Hall)

10:30 Bingo (Central Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Bingo (East Hall)





10:00 Current Events (Central Hall)

10:30 Cornhole (Central Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Manicures (East Hall)



10:00 Re˜ ections with Neci (Central Hall)

10:30 Hangman (Central Hall)11:30 Mini Massages (East Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Manicures (Central Hall)





10:00 Bingo (Central Hall)11:00 Horseracing (East Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Crafts (Central Hall)


10:00 Bingo (Central Hall)11:00 Balloon Toss (Central Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:00 Bingo (East Hall)


10:30 Bingo (East Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:00 Courtyard Sitting (Central

Hall) (Weather Permitted)





10:30 News & Coffee11:00 Sunday Re˜ ections1:00 Bengals vs Baltimore

on CBS2:00 Snack









10:30 News & Coffee11:00 Sunday Re˜ ections1:00 Bengals vs

Indianapolis on FOX2:00 Snack


10:30 Hangman (Central Hall)11:30 Mini Massages (East Hall)12:00 Oktoberfest Lunch2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Manicures (Central Hall)

10:00 Bingo11:00 Horseracing (East Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Crafts (Central Hall)




10:30 News & Coffee11:00 Sunday Re˜ ections1:00 Bengals vs Cleveland

on CBS2:00 Snack

10:00 Bingo (Central Hall)11:00 Horseracing (East Hall)2:00 Snack Cart3:30 Pumpkin Carving (Central

Hall)




COLUMBUS DAY

HALLOWEEN

SWEETEST DAY

From the AdministratorAs stated in a previous letter, Santanna Rapp, RN our former Director of Nursing is now our Corpora te Director of Clinical Services. Brian Freeman, RN is our new Director of Nursing. Brian has many years experience as a Director of Nursing in long term care and we are very happy to have him working with our team. Welcome aboard Brian!!

I am delighted to say that we are still COVID free!!

Testing for nursing homes will be changing October 5, 2020. If the facility remains COVID-19 free, testing will be performed monthly. If we have an active case, testing will be done for all staff and residents twice a week until all tests are negative. Of course, if this happens, you will be notified.

As I stated in my last letter, indoor visitation will begin October 12, 2020. I will update you when we have further information.

Stay safe!!

I’m always available if you have any questions or issues to discuss.

Judy Tracey, R.N., LNHAAdministrator

From the Director of NursingHello everyone!

Just wanted to say as I reached my first official month at The Lodge, I am very impressed! I have many years in healthcare, and have been a part of many different teams. But the team here is top notch! I am amazed at how well everyone works together, and things get done. I am sure the root of this is the amount of longevity that exist here.

I am still working on getting to know everyone, so if you are passing by my office or see me on the units, say hi! I am not always great with names, so please be patient. I am planning on being a part of this team for a long time. Thank you all for being so welcoming!

Brian Foreman, RNDirector of Nursing

Alice Blevins Betty Jane Watson

Thought for the Month:

Lifeisn’t meant to be easy,it’s meant to be lived.

Sometimes good othertimes rough. But with every

up and down, you learnlessons that make you strong.

October Birthdays

Shelter Pointe Daily Activities for October 2019

STAFFLisa Baker 10/1

Nancy Hill 10/1

Tonya Henson 10/4

Rhonda Huber 10/9

Holly Williams 10/9

Bronwyn Miller 10/11

Brian Foreman 10/12

Autumn Clark 10/13

Tabatha Bunn 10/14

Cindy Primo 10/18

Minda Spence 10/20

Jayne Keys 10/22

Melissa King 10/24

Stevie Landrum 10/24

Sandra Maynes 10/29

Kenyata Brumfield 10/30

Michayla Eifert 10/31

RESIDENTSJames Flanagan 10/9

Elizabeth Schwartz 10/11

Richard Harcourt 10/20

Stella Easton 10/22

Robert Kuebel 10/29

MONDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Beachball Toss/States and

Capitals11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price Is

Right (TV)/Pictures/Sewing12:30 Lunch2:00 Trivia Time/Fun Facts3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/

Laundry/Yarn Rolling4:00 Magazine5:30 Dinner

TUESDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Horseracing/Feely Meely/

Sing-a-Song/Aromatherapy/What is This?/Playing Instruments

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is Right (TV)/Pictures/Playdoh/Walking Group

12:30 Lunch2:00 Cooking Class/Doing Dishes/

Hangman/Spelling Bee3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/


WEDNESDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Noodle Fun/Famous Couples/

Sing-A-Long/Aromatherapy/Stringing Fruit Loops/Small Parachute

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/Walking Group/Pictures/Word Searches

12:30 Lunch2:00 Bingo/Bowling3:00 TV Time/Yarn Rolling/Puzzles/

Snack/Laundry/Dishes4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

One-On-One visits are offered throughout the day.

Life Skill Activities include, but are not limited to: Puzzles, Coloring, Folding Laundry, Cleaning Tables, Sweeping, Dishes and Sorting Shapes and Blocks.

THURSDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Cornhole/Reminiscent Corner/

Sewing/Hand Massage/Inspirational Reading

11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is Right (TV)/Pictures/Flower Arranging/Walking Group

12:30 Lunch2:00 Craft Time/Pampering Time/

Sorting Music3:00 TV Time/Yarn Rolling/Coloring/

Laundry/Snack/Puzzles/Dishes4:00 Magazines5:30 Dinner

FRIDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Balloon Toss11:00 Wet Your Whistle/The Price is

Right (TV)/Sorting Pictures12:30 Lunch2:00 Basketball/Famous Couples3:00 TV Time/Snack/Puzzles/Coloring/


SATURDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Manicures and Movie11:30 Wet Your Whistle12:30 Lunch2:00 Kickball and Tabletop Bowling3:00 TV Time/Snack/Coloring/Laundry/


SUNDAY8:30 Breakfast10:00 Manicures and Movies/Pictures/

Coupons11:30 Wet Your Whistle12:30 Lunch2:00 Bible Study/Music/Pictures3:00 TV Time/Snack/Coloring/Laundry/


All activities and times are subject to change.

Lodge Buzz

Shelter Pointe Resident’s Birthdays

Betty Good – 11th

Marcia Powell – 18th

Peggy Russell – 19th

Nora Ramirez – 25th

Shirley Buerger – 29th

October is the first full month of Fall and many people believe it is the prettiest time of the year. The trees are changing and the Fall decorations are bringing us some beautiful outdoor scenery. The German culture started celebrating Oktoberfest on October 12, 1810 in Munich, Germany but now many countries including the U.S. start this fun festival in September because the days are a little longer and the weather is a little warmer. The food is delicious and the beer is always flowing. The wurstl (sausages) and the sauerkraut and the big pretzels are just a few of the classic German fare that will bring joy to all who participate. Here in Cincinnati, we celebrate our German heritage with the world’s biggest chicken dance. Here at the Lodge, we will celebrate with an Oktoberfest luncheon on October 28 at 12:00. Maybe we will have to raise our mugs and say “Prost”. (Cheers) !

New Activity AssistantI would like to take a moment and introduce our new activities aide. Her name is Tonya Henson. Tonya has worked in the nursing field for almost 30 years. She has been with The Lodge for a little over a year. She has spent most of her time on Shelter Pointe, where she will continue as an activity aide. She has 3 children and 3 grand children. When she isn’t spending time with her children and grandkids, she enjoys hiking and camping. Tonya has been a wonderful addition to our activities department.

Clara’s German Potato SaladIf you like a tarter sauce, add more vinegar; more sugar if you like it a bit sweeter.

Red potatoes are waxy and hold up well. Ditto for all purpose potatoes, like Yukon gold. White bakers are starchy and break up a little after cooking. But go ahead and use what you have.

IngredientsBoiled, peeled and sliced potatoes, kept warm, about 2 pounds or 6 cups, sliced 1/4” thick8 slices bacon, fried and crumbled – save drippings (I had about 1/4 cup from thick sliced bacon)1 medium yellow or white onion diced, a good cup or so2-3 ribs celery, diced2 tablespoons flour2/3 cup cider vinegar or to taste1/3 cup water or to taste1/4 cup sugar or to tasteSalt and pepperParsley (optional)

Instructions

Cook onion and celery in drippings until tender but not brown.

Sprinkle flour over, stir and add vinegar and water. It will look lumpy. Boil until slightly thickened, whisking as you go, and then stir in sugar, salt and pepper.

Put potatoes and bacon in bowl, pour dressing over and stir gently until blended. Let sit a bit to absorb flavors, then adjust seasonings.

Garnish with parsley.

Tip: Warm potatoes absorb sauce better.

Monthly Poem 1

Lodge Buzz 2

New Activity Assistant 2

Loving Memory 3

From the Administrator 3

A Nurse’s Note 3

Center Activities 4-5

Shelter Pointe 6

Birthdays 7

Staff Directory 8

Volume XXI Number X October 2020

The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center Staff DirectoryAdministrator..................................................................................................................Judy Tracey, RNC, LNHACorporate Director of Clinical Services .................................................................................Santanna Rapp, RNDirector of Nursing ................................................................................................................ Brian Foreman, RNAdmission and Marketing Director ............................................................................................. Stevie LandrumAdmission Coordinator .................................................................................................................. Tiffany SantosCase Manager .......................................................................................................................... Jennifer ShepherdSocial Worker ....................................................................................................................... Elizabeth RudowskiActivities Director ................................................................................................................................Kim LewisDietary Manager .................................................................................................................................... Lisa AultEnvironmental Supervisor.............................................................................................................Marc HamiltonMaintenance Supervisor................................................................................................................... David Stokes

9370 Union Cemetery Road • Loveland, Ohio 45140(513) 677-4900

Lodge Care News is published monthly by The Lodge Nursing & Rehab Center, 9370 Union Cemetery Road, Loveland, OH 45140. 513/677-4900.

Menus are passed out on Mondays to the resident’s room. Please have them filled out and returned to the Dietary Department

by the end of the day on Wednesday.

October Poemby May Swenson

Now and then, a red leaf riding the slow flow of gray water. From the bridge, see far into the woods, now that limbs are bare,ground thick-littered. See, along the scarcely gliding stream,the blanched, diminished, raggedswamp and woods the sun stillspills into. Stand still, stare hard into bramble and tangle,past leaning broken trunks,sprawled roots exposed. Willsomething move?—some visioncome to outline? Yes, there—deep in—a dark bird hangs in the thicket, stretches a wing.Reversing his perch, he says one “Chuck.” His shoulder-patch that should be red looks gray. This old redwing has decided tostay, this year, not join thestrenuous migration. Better here,in the familiar, to fade.

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