White Hall Nursing and Rehab offers Healthy and Fit Clinic
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Aaron Haverfield gets his blood pressure taken by Heather Smock. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
All work and no play makes for disgruntled employees so occupational therapist assistant Amy Schutz enjoys one of the soup. The ladies did a fabulous job on decorating the tables for Easter. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Kirstian Sethaler stirs the huge pot of broccoli and cheese soup in the kitchen of Seton Hall. They were serving three different kinds of soups – broccoli and cheese, chicken and noodle and potato soup. All were delicious. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Bobbi Pratt pauses to get some silverware while eyeing the delicious desserts of brownies and cookies in the foreground. Notice the abundance of little sandwiches in the back. No one went away hungry. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
White Hall Nursing and Rehab offered a “Hop Into Spring” Healthy and Fit Clinic on Friday, March 31, at Seton Hall in White Hall where they offered not only a fabulous lunch of soup, sandwiches and dessert, but also a variety of different health tests and assessments.
Those included: Balance and strength testing, fall risk assessment, blood pressure checks, glucose testing. For those who have had an injury and need therapy, they were there to discuss the benefits of outpatient therapy and how those costs can be covered with Medicare and other insurance plans. For those with questions about their Medicare benefits, they were more than happy to help with that as well.
