Thanksgiving Open House Tours
Day-After-Thanksgiving
Open House
My Retirement Choice…
The Best
See what’s cooking at the Day-After-Thanksgiving Open House. Fresh new designs, textures and colors, plenty enough to tour and taste on two Fridays in a row! Invite friends and your family to come see what everyone else is talking about. It’s those new cute cottages, at unbeatable prices.
Friday, November 29
and Friday, December 6
from 11 am to 3 pm
Pine Run Community Center
777 Ferry Road, Doylestown
(across from the Shrine of Czestochowa)
My personal paradise at Pine Run comes in a jewel-box sized New Hope studio cottage. From front porch to sunroom and garden beyond there is plenty to love for all that’s included. The really smart price means more fun and travel for me.
Join Doylestown Hospital cardiologist George Wiemann, MD, to learn the essentials about cardiac medications. Learn which medicines do what, and why your doctor might prescribe them. Dr. Wiemann will also discuss possible side effects and drug interactions. Join us for this important primer on heart pills.
Even in retirement communities, cooking has become serious business. Two professional chefs at Pine Run took a fantastic crack at leading their teams of residents and staff to winning the first Annual Iron Chef Competition held on the afternoon of September 18. Staged in the auditorium at the Pine Run Community Center, the event was a tasty scramble of entertainment in front of a live audience. Cheers erupted for both teams during the contest, but Team Fey (Villager Pat Fey, Life Enrichment Director Ceil Krajewski, and Chef Matt Meyers) emerged as victors in the culinary match-up.
Each team had an hour to plan and prepare three dishes for the panel of judges lead by Doylestown Hospital CEO Jim Brexler, Pine Run Executive Director Cathleen Stewart, Health Center Administrator Annie Cantymagli, and Lakeview Personal Care Administrator Barbara Dumas. Mr. Brexler expressed that he was impressed with the teamwork on display throughout the competition and that the distinctive aromas were making him hungry. Ultimately, the panel judged the food on taste, recipe creativity, and quality of presentation.
My personal paradise at Pine Run comes in a jewel-box sized New Hope studio cottage. From front porch to sunroom and garden beyond there is plenty to love for all that’s included. The really smart price means more fun and travel for me.
Join Doylestown Hospital Diabetes Center educator, Patricia A. Trymbiski, CRNP, to learn signs, symptoms, criteria, and risk for pre-diabetes. Ms. Trymbiski will also include an overview of the lifestyle changes necessary to help prevent overt diabetes and the criteria for diagnosis of diabetes.
What a great time we had on August 10, celebrating the Dog Days of Summer held on the third and fourth floors of the Health Center! Eight playful and well-groomed canines entertained approximately 40 residents, patients, and associates.
Peter Young on banjo and crooner Dave Cameron added musical accompaniment to the parade of happy breeds. All of the residents seemed to really like them, but Richard Traganza, Marian Phalon, and Helene Dubell – eagerly petting and cooing each canine – were left begging for more!