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Late yesterday afternoon we discovered that the coronavirus raised its ugly hand again at Brandermill Woods when we learned that one of our independent living residents has a confirmed case that was contracted offsite. The resident has since chosen to quarantine with family members and is no longer on site. We have still taken extra precautions by implementing a 14-day observation lockdown for our independent living residents. Our status in our Assisted living and Memory Care facilities remain the same.

Late Wednesday afternoon we were informed of a new COVID-19 case in our independent living community. As a result, all of our amenities and classes will be closed today until we have had a chance to consult with the Health Department.

As we approach the July 4th holiday, I would like to take this moment to reflect on the challenges the creators of this nation faced nearly 250 years ago. Lives were lost, economies were damaged and everyday people paid a heavy toll in their fight for freedom. Every challenge they faced was met with a determination that has

Dining UpdatesWe will continue with the same limited menu choices for carry-out and dine-in services in order to maintain consistency of offerings to all residents. Hours are: Monday - Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Carry-out onlySunday and holidays 11:30 a.m.

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