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The last weeks and months have been filled with much uncertainty. When 2020 began, we had no idea we’d soon be in the midst of a worldwide pandemic. While we are still living out this story without an ending, we have persevered through months of staying at home and social distancing, and we are proud of how our residents, their families and our team members have all risen to the challenges.At times such as these, we can be glad to be a part of a caring community that puts our neighbors’ safety f...

For the first time in seven weeks, I can proudly say that Brandermill Woods has no COVID 19 cases in any of our facilities. Our streak of no new cases stands at 37 days which is encouraging. Yet, as the state re-opens and people get out more and more, it will be important for everyone to remain diligent in following the proper

Beauty Salon UpdateWho knew a visit to the Beauty Salon would become the talk of the town. The opening of the salon was a big hit among residents. We are expanding our services going forward to provide more flexibility for everyone.Elaine is now taking appointments Tuesday-Friday 9:00 a.m.

It is with great pleasure to report that we have exceeded our goal of 28 days with no new COVID-19 cases, today is our 30th day. We are so proud of our committed employees who have gone over and above to keep our residents as safe as possible. This week we had eight (8) more of our quarantined residents test negative and are on the mend from COVID-19.

Visitation UpdateWe have reached the point when we can start to re-open Brandermill Woods to outside guests for residents in our independent living neighborhood. Starting Wednesday, June 10th, we will offer residents the chance to get together with family and friends on-site based on the following guidelines. Residents who want to schedule a one-hour visit should call Dee Dolan at 744-1173 ext. 302 or email her at ddolan@brandermillwoods.com.

I’m happy to report that we are now on day 22 without any new cases of COVID-19 among our residents or staff. That’s encouraging news when you consider eight of our residents who once tested positive have recovered from the illness and now test negative. That leaves us with only 14 residents remaining positive.