There’s always something fun and exciting going on at Frederick Living. The more you know about what’s going on here, the easier it is for you to become involved—and that makes Frederick Living a more interesting community for all of us. View our latest news below or use the menu to the left to get more detail—and be sure to follow us on Facebook for regular updates as well!
Gift Shop Donates $10,000 to Frederick Living!
For the 16th year in a row, Frederick Living was presented with a $10,000 check by Lori Hartzel, Frederick Living’s Gift Shop Manager. Lori presented the check to John Hendrickson, Chief Executive Officer and Brian Fallon, Vice President of Finance. Each year the money is donated to the Resident Benevolent Care Fund which assists residents […]
Help Frederick Living Support Heifer International
Frederick Living Staff and Residents Pass on the Gift! If you would like to partner with us to make a lasting impact on impoverished families around the world, please make you check out to Frederick Living with Heifer International in the memo line. Sue Reitsma is heading up the project. We will be raising money […]
Smart Moves For The Future
Meeting the needs of our residents is always our first priority here at Frederick Living. With the addition of The Meadows, 55 new cottages in a Pocket Neighborhood setting, a brand new service is now being offered to all residents on campus! We are happy to introduce our new shuttle vehicle, name to be determined, […]
Train Show and 120th Anniversary Celebration
All aboard for the 120th Anniversary Celebration! Free Admission! The train show will be held October 7 -8, 2016. There will be six operating train layouts on display! On Saturday, October 8 there will be music by The Texas Rose Band, carnival games and prizes, food, rock wall, face painting, and more.
The Pocket Neighborhood Comes to Life
We were recently featured in the Reading Eagle. VP of Operations, Matthew Giannini, speaks about the project progress and goals. Residents, Ernie and Virginia Conrad, give their take on their new home and neighborhood. Click the link below to read the article and get to know The Meadows a little bit better! http://www.readingeagle.com/money/article/frederick-living-embraces-the-pocket-neighborhood
SeniorFIT Comes To Frederick Living
SeniorFIT Comes To Frederick Living Make a measurable difference with SeniorFITness. Expertly designed to improve strength, balance, mobility, and cognitive health, this proven wellness program can be customized for seniors in any setting from skilled nursing to assisted living to independent living and the larger community. Certified exercise physiologists and other wellness team members work […]
Frederick Living Welcomes the First Meadows Move In
Ernie and Virginia Conrad, along with their fur baby Roux, have waited a long time for this day; so long that they decided to move into Frederick Living in January of 2015. And then they waited and watched as their new home was going through many different stages. Today Ernie, Virginia and Roux are the […]
Cross Stitch and Needlepoint – Resident Art
Frederick resident Al Neff’s cross stitch and needlepoint pieces are featured in the Gallery at Frederick Living during June and July. The show includes “Historic Houses of Montgomery County” and “Scenes of Philadelphia,” as well as a variety of others. Al has been doing cross stitch and needle point since the late 1970s. He had […]
Dirty Shoe Tour
We’ve undergone some major changes around campus this past year, now here is your chance to get a sense of what we’ve been up to! Come visit with us Saturday, April 30th from 11am-2pm at our Dirty Shoe Tour. We will not only be showing our newly renovated dining areas and our continuum of care; we […]
Scholarship Presentation
Last evening during a Board Meeting, Lexy Alex, Dining Services Server, was awarded the Helen B. Dawson Scholarship presented to her by Mrs. Dawson’s sons, Barrie and Ken Dawson. Thank you to the Dawson family for this incredible gift. A $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to a Frederick staff member each year for up to 10 years. […]
