Source: WHAS11
By Dennis Ting
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued updated guidance earlier this month that allowed “responsible indoor visitation” at their facilities.
Source: The Record
By Ruby Thomas
Elderly residents of Nazareth Home’s Highland and Clifton campuses are letting their creativity flow out into the community as a way of spreading hope during the pandemic.
Source: Courier-Journal
By Andre Toran
Donna Heicken couldn’t paint the rock like the others.
She couldn’t hold the paintbrush or feel its paint-drenched bristles freely gliding across the rock’s surface, but that didn’t stop her commitment to her artwork as she instructed a staff member at the Nazareth Home to paint out her vision on the stone.
Source: WDRB
By Kate Springer
It’s been a tough year for residents at the Nazareth Homes with lock downs, no visitors, and isolation. But now they’ve found a way to connect with the community from afar, a way that rocks.
Source: Courier-Journal
By Matt Stone
Adele Barry said she wasn’t scared of COVID-19 after it struck Kentucky a year ago.
The residents at Nazareth Home Highlands and Clifton have a fun and socially distanced challenge for the greater Louisville community – find our rocks!
Source: The Lane Report
Lisa Biddle-Puffer is an accomplished healthcare professional, serving as the Administrator for Quality and Compliance for Nazareth Home after five years as an Administrator for the Nazareth Home Clifton campus.
Nazareth Home honored elders living at their campuses on Monday evening with a drive-by luminary display. While 2020 has been a year of social distancing and challenges, it has also been a year when the elders’ light has shown brightest.
Nazareth Home officials recently announced the appointment of Louisville native Craig Jennings as chief operating officer. Jennings will be responsible for ensuring operational excellence across both Nazareth Home campuses.
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