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Golden LivingCenters Media Coverage

The media coverage section provides access to recent print, online and video coverage of our Golden LivingCenters. Here you will also find our corporate press releases.

 

  • Golden LivingCenter - Waynesburg participates in United Way event

    Sep. 01, 2010

    The LivingCenter was one of twelve organizations who helped participated in the fifth annual Stuff the Bus program. which helps local school-aged children receive new backpacks, as well as back-to-school supplies like notebooks, pencils, pens, crayons, folders and book covers. This year, supplies were distributed to 235 Greene County children.

    The following article is provided courtesy of Observer-Reporter.com.

  • Golden LivingCenter - Covington Heights receives quality award

    Aug. 30, 2010

    Golden LivingCenter - Covington Heights has been selected by the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living to receive a Bronze Quality Award for the outstanding care and service. It is one of only 456 facilities nationwide to each this recognition.

    The following article is provided courtesy of ArgusLeader.com.

  • Golden LivingCenter - Petaluma Named a "Best Places to Work"

    Aug. 05, 2010

    The North Bay Business Journal has selected 54 businesses and organizations as honorees in its fifth-annual Best Places to Work in the North Bay. Among the winners is Golden Living Center - Petaluma.

    The following article is provided courtesy of NorthBayBusinessJournal.com.

  • Golden LivingCenter - Kinzua and WAEC team up to provide school supplies

    Aug. 05, 2010

    Golden LivingCenter - Kinzua is partnering with Warren Area Elementary Center to collect needed school supplies for the 2010-2011 school year. Golden Living has made this program a team project and is enlisting the help of staff, residents, resident family members and community people.

    The following article is provided courtesy of TimesObserver.com.

  • Golden Living Earns 30 Prestigious AHCA/NCAL Quality Awards in 2010

    Jul. 12, 2010

    30 Golden LivingCenters have been selected by the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) as recipients of the AHCA/NCAL Bronze and Silver Quality Awards this year. To be selected for one of the independently judged awards, nursing homes must show an extraordinary ongoing commitment to quality care for their residents, as measured against specific criteria.

  • 107 years old, with so many memories to choose from

    Jul. 12, 2010

    Even at 107, Georgie Ruth Merrill still makes fast friends. This week a fellow resident at Golden Living Center - Decatur crashed Merrill’s birthday party just to meet her.

    The following article is provided courtesy of AJC.com.

  • Golden LivingCenter - Court Manor, others offer tips to stay safe during the heat of summer

    Jul. 08, 2010

    With summer here, it's a good time to start thinking about ways to beat the heat. This is even more important if you are 65 and older. People in this age range are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illness. They are more likely to have chronic medical conditions that affect the normal way the body responds to heat, or they may take prescription medications that impair the way the body regulates its temperature.

    The following article is provided courtesy of AshlandWI.com.

  • Hard-working dad provides for children

    Jun. 21, 2010

    Golden Living Center - Sidney’s maintenance supervisor commutes daily from Chappell in order to earn a living and provide for his family.

    The following article is provided courtesy of SunTelegraph.com.

  • Improving Care for Older Adults: First Post-Acute Care Company Joins Indiana Network for Patient Care

    Jun. 16, 2010

    Three Indianapolis skilled nursing facilities, part of Golden Living, the leading provider of post-acute healthcare services, will join more than 60 hospitals, clinical laboratories, and other medical facilities serving nearly six million patients and residents as a member of the Indiana Network for Patient Care (INPC), a network that makes patient data from one institution securely available at any other INPC participant in real time. This provides physicians with the information they need — when and where they need it — to make decisions critical to patient care.


  • Improving care for older adults in Indianapolis

    Jun. 11, 2010

    Golden LivingCenters Brookview, Brandywine, and Indianapolis have joined the Indiana Network for Patient Care (INPC), one of the highest volume health information exchanges in the United States, as a means to bring the benefits of secure health information exchange to a growing number of individuals in the Indianapolis market who often have significant health care needs.

    The following article is provided courtesy of the Bio-Medicine.org.