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News for the team members of Cross Keys Village -The Brethren Home Community
9/21/2018
Pastoral Care continues to pray for you. Our
As of September 13, there have been focus the next two weeks will be the Sandwich Generation
0 days since our last lost-time injury. on September 24 and Physical Therapists on October 1.
International Day of Peace: September 21, 2018
Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on September 21. The United Nations General
Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and
peoples. The theme for the International Day of Peace in 2018 is “The Right to Peace – The Universal Declaration of
Human Rights at 70.” The theme celebrates the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a
milestone document in the history of human rights. The Universal Declaration states in Article 3, “Everyone has the right to
life, liberty, and security of person.” However, the Universal Declaration does not include a separate article on “Right to
Peace.” What does the “Right to Peace” mean to you? How does a Right to Peace relate to God’s dream shown in
scripture?
It is time all nations and all people live up to the words of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes the
inherent dignity and equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human race. What can you do? You can seek
peaceful resolution of conflict when disagreements arise around you. You can be part of the solution by taking small steps.
You can prevent an injustice in your workplace or in your community by adopting a non-violent approach to problem
solving and reporting potential crimes. You can speak up when others are at risk and stand with others’ human rights at
work, in the community, and around the dinner table. You can reflect on how each of us can stand up for rights, every day.
Human rights ARE everyone’s rights!
“BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS, FOR THEY WILL BE CALLED CHILDREN OF GOD.” (Matthew 5:9)
Beginning in mid-September, there is a hand-out printed on yellow paper located near most timeclocks in the Mission Point
building (health care and personal care). The hand-out is also available on the literature cart in the hall outside the Nicarry
Meetinghouse and in the Pastoral Care office. It is a two-sided document with “The Right To Peace” poster on one side
and a typed document with Bible verses, quotes, and a prayer on the other. Please take a copy and participate in the
September 21 International Day of Peace; and please pray for peace every day.
Let there be peace on Earth, Lord, and let it begin with me.
- Pastor Linda
K Memory Care Education Opportunity
Please join us for a fun and educational session on memory care and engagement! This interactive two-session course
will cover the dynamic process of engaging individuals with Alzheimer’s Disease and other related dementias.
Explore the possibilities of sensory engagement throughout the duration of the disease process while promoting person
centered care.
Session dates are September 25 and October 9, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the Gallery Room.
To sign-up, please log-in to Relias and use the search keyword: Sensory
Please note: This is a two-session course, registration for both sessions required.
Keepers’ Gathering
a support group
Caregivers with a loved one living within our Health
Care, Personal Care or Brookside neighborhoods are
invited to be a part of this unique support group,
facilitated by our Memory Care Coach Kimberly
Korge. While gathering together once a month
(always on a Wednesday), we will share personal
experiences with one another and learn valuable
information about cognitive impairment.
Date: Sep. 19 | Oct. 17 | Nov. 28 | Dec. 19
Time: 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (light refreshments)
Location: Harmony Ridge - Encore Room
RSVP: Call Kimberly Korge 717-624-5272
K Charge LPN - Brookside On Call Adult Day Services Assistant
Charge LPN - Personal Care @ Mission Point (MP) On-Call Campus Driver
CNA - Health Care Center @ MP Part-time Cook (Benefit Eligible)
Job Openings
CNA Classes Part-time Housekeeper - Evening Shift
Community Life Leader - Health Care Center @ MP Personal Care Attendant
Dining Associate - Benefit Eligible - No late nights! Resident Assistant
Dining Services Specialist RN - Health Care Center @ MP
Full-time Housekeeper - Health Care Center @ MP RN Supervisor - Full-time, Night Shift
Full-time Laundry Assistant RN Supervisor - Full-time, Evening Shift
LPN - Health Care Center @ MP RN Supervisor - Weekends, Benefit Eligible
Neighborhood Secretary Server
Welcome New Hires!
Please welcome Ashley Crisafulli
Please welcome Hailey Mallette
who joined our team on September
who joined our team on September
10, 2018. Ashley will be working on
10, 2018. Hailey will be working as
our Maple View Court neighborhood
a server at the Campus Inn during
in Personal Care as a Personal
the day/evening.
Care Attendant during the evening.
Please welcome Samuel (Sam) Jarvis Please welcome Jennifer (Jen) Manz
who joined our team on September 10, who joined our team on September
2018. Sam will be working at 10, 2018. Jen will be working on our
Brookside as a Community Life Somerset neighborhood as a Nurse
Leader during the evening. Aide during the evening.
Please welcome Brittany Krichten Please welcome Alicia Sterner who
who joined our team on September joined our team on September 10,
10, 2018. Brittany will be working in the 2018. Alicia will be working on our
Terrace Café as a Dining Services Information Services team as a
Specialist during the evening. Network Technician during the day.
Do you know anyone who might be a fit for any of our open positions? Tell them to apply now and indicate on the
application that you told them about us! Visit our jobs page at ckvjobs.com.
K
12. Have fun and celebrate successes!
THE CROSS KEYS VILLAGE PROMISE
in action
Today we pay tribute to our Personal Care team in celebration of
National Assisted Living week! This annual observance provides
a unique opportunity for residents, their loved ones, team
members, volunteers, and local communities to celebrate the
individuals served in assisted living and learn more about this
sector of long term care.
Personal Care Administrator Chucki Long-Emerson, along with
members of her leadership team, helped plan and coordinate a
week-long series of events and activities for both team members
and residents. Pictured are Pam Blount and Barbara Robbins
enjoying a delicious lunch during which they gathered to
celebrate with other team members and residents.
In such moments, we are reminded of the importance of celebrating those who make-up and serve our community.
Let us know how you and your teammates keep the Cross Keys Village
Promise in action!
Value-Added Award Winners!
Deb Speelman, Foundation
Values: Show Compassion, Celebrate Life, Be Innovative, Work Together
Deb was nominated for her outstanding efforts to plan and coordinate a fun resident activity on our
Sun Valley neighborhood. Her husband, Greg, accompanied her during the activity and helped by
assisting residents prepare corn for canning. Deb and her husband brought the corn and supplies,
explained the process and assisted the residents to husk and brush the corn. Residents enjoyed it
very much with some mentioning that it brought back memories of when they were younger and
would can corn with their families. Thank you Deb and Greg for leading by example and sharing
your compassion and hospitality with our residents!
Don Wilkinson, Foundation
Values: Show Compassion, Work Together
When Don heard that a fellow team member was moving to a new home, he immediately offered
to assist, knowing that her help would be limited. He and his grandson spent an entire Saturday
loading and unloading boxes from one house to the next. He even offered to lend her his truck in
the future when she needed to purchase furniture for her new home. Don’s ability to anticipate the
needs and well-being of others before his own did not go unnoticed. We are blessed to have such
caring and compassionate team members like him at CKV!
K Health Risk Assessments: FAQs
What are the Health Risk Assessments?
Health Risk Assessments, or more commonly known as the “HRAs,” are health screenings that are conducted
annually. These screenings are conducted by Health Fitness, a third party company that provides health testing and
consultations. These screens include but are not limited to blood pressure, height, weight, BMI, individually printed
results, and personal review and consultation. No need to travel—these screenings are done right on CKV’s campus.
How does this impact me?
If you participate with CKV’s benefits plan, you have the opportunity to receive $200 in return for signing up through
Relias and completing the screenings. If your spouse is on your benefits plan, they can also receive $50 just for
attending the screening and completing the testing. Please note your spouse will be considered a “walk-in” so there is
no need to sign them up on Relias. You can still sign up for these free screens without the monetary incentive even if
you are not on CKV’s benefits plan.
Free money?! How do I sign up?
Schedule your appointment through Relias.
Show up to your appointment.
Receive $200 in your January 25, 2019 paycheck.
How do I register?
Step 1: Log in to Relias.
Step 2: Within CURRENT TRAINING, click ‘Browse Elective Courses.’
Step 3: Type CKV-HLTH in search field; press ‘Enter’ key.
Step 4: Choose from October 4, 20, or 24. All three screening dates will be
held in the Nicarry Meetinghouse.
Step 5: Find the session you would like to attend and click ‘Enroll.’ The next
screen will say that you have successfully enrolled in this course.
For questions or more information about the programs and events listed above, please email the Wellness Department
at wellness@crosskeysvillage.org or call ext. 5410.
Preventative Care Forms
To receive the preventative care incentive through the Healthy Rewards program, you and your health care provider
must complete a Preventative Care Verification Form that can be found on the CKV Intranet The form must be
completed and returned to Wellness by October 21, 2018 to receive the Preventive Reward.
K New Session starting on Thursday, September 20
Weigh in 12:15 pm-12:30 pm
Meeting time 12:30 pm-1:00 pm
Orientation to follow at 1:00 pm if you choose to join
20 participants are required for a 26-week session at $242. This is only $9.30 per week!
Credit card, check, and payroll deduction are available. Payroll deduction can be split between 3 paychecks.
You can still join the current session and pay a prorated fee.
Active Aging Week - List of Events & Activities
What’s for Breakfast?
Friday, September 28
7:00 – 9:00 am in the Wellness Lobby
Do you struggle with craving carbohydrates for breakfast & find yourself grabbing a donut ?
Meet with members of our Wellness team and learn how to incorporate some healthy breakfast
options and add more protein to start your day on the right foot.
Bonfire
Monday, September 24
7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
All team members and immediate families are welcome to come out near the Wellness parking lot and enjoy a night of
music and fellowship. Food and drinks will be provided. No sign-up necessary!
Cross Keys Got Talent!
Friday, September 28
1:30 p.m. in the Nicarry Meetinghouse
What’s your talent? Do you play an instrument or have a funny skit? Join us as
we celebrate the finale of this year’s Active Aging Week by showcasing Cross
Keys most talented residents. Please sign up at the Harmony Ridge lobby.
Sign-up is required for performers only.
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