The Tennessee Health Care Association (THCA)/Tennessee Center for Assisted Living (TNCAL) have named Frances (Susie) Mungall, a resident at Lincoln Care Center, to its annual Who’s Who in Tennessee Long-term Care. Honorees in this year’s Who’s Who recognition program include military heroes, educators, entertainers and other elders living in THCA/TNCAL member nursing homes and assisted living communities statewide. Mungall lost her first husband during World War II. She and her
The Lincoln Medical Center Ladies Auxiliary recently held its annual bake sale with proceeds donated to Lincoln Medical Home Health and Hospice, The American Legion and Hands of Mercy. The checks were presented by the Ladies Auxiliary. Here, Pat Long presents to Susie Compton, director of Lincoln Medical Home Health & Hospice; Ruth McCauley presents to Betty Lawrence from Hands of Mercy; and Jean Arnold presents to Sandy Cooper, member
Over the last two years, the Lincoln County Health System Foundation has been raising money to build a canopy and drive at the Patrick Rehab and Wellness Center. Fundraisers have included the annual Boston Butt Sale, Rockin’ for the Cause: A Casual Night with the Fabulous Fifties Cast and a recent golf tournament. The project at the Patrick has begun and is expected to be completed by June. The Foundation
The Tennessee Department of Health estimates one of every three adults in the state has high blood pressure. Because the medical condition often has no signs or symptoms as it damages vital organs, it is sometimes known as the “silent killer.” “For many years, I have likened high blood pressure to a car driven at high RPMs; it will run, just not as long,” said TDH Commissioner John Dreyzehner, MD,
Construction for the new canopy and drive are underway at the Patrick Rehab and Wellness Center in Fayetteville. The construction project is scheduled to be completed by the end of June. Paving of the parking lot will begin shortly thereafter. “The front entrance has currently been blocked,” explained Mary Beth Seals, director of marketing for Lincoln County Health System, adding that visitors may enter at the back of the building.
Rain didn’t stop the 2013 Relay for Life as hundreds of supporters gathered in gymnasium at Fayetteville High School on May 3 to celebrate the “Party with a Purpose.” With money still coming in, the event raised approximately $40,000 this year, said Heather McCormick, event chairman, noting that while that amount is down from last year’s $60,000, this year’s Relay was a great success. “I just want to thank everyone
Nursing homes across the Volunteer State are planning a variety of events in honor of National Nursing Home Week, which begins on Mother’s Day, May 12, and continues through May 18. Gov. Bill Haslam also has proclaimed May 12-18 Nursing Home Week in Tennessee and encourages all Tennesseans to join in celebrating this special week. From cookouts and carnivals to field trips and talent shows, Nursing Home Week is fun
Hands of Mercy Outreach Center is seeking the community’s help with its
A local barbecue cooking team won the category of “Best Dessert” at
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office have served
Lincoln County’s Memorial Day Service will be held on the Courthouse lawn
Lincoln County High School’s Baseball Coach Travis Tate has three youth camps
Lincoln County High School’s Lady Falcon Softball Coach Troy Smith will hold
Hands of Mercy Outreach Center is seeking the community’s help with its
A local barbecue cooking team won the category of “Best Dessert” at