Trilogy Health Services, a Louisville, Ky. based provider of senior living and health care services, is celebrating 15 years of serving seniors across the Midwest. Trilogy currently operates 74 senior living communities throughout Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Illinois.
Richland Manor, Bluffton, is a Trilogy Health Campus.
Founded on Dec. 12, 1997, Trilogy’s customer service-focused culture embraces the tenants of servant leadership and exceeding the expectations of all customers, including residents, family members, employees and members of the community at large. This customer-oriented approach to care is evident at all levels of the organization.
The popular sale of the 2013 Bulldog Cards is now underway. The discount card offers free food and other money-saving offers at Ada, Kenton, Bluffton and Lima area restaurants and businesses.
The Bulldog Card is a major fundraiser for the Ada Music Boosters. according to Dave Smittle, Treasurer.
This year's cards have a new design and can be seen online at www.AdaMusicBoosters.org. The cards are good immediately and can be used throughout the 2013 calendar year.
Bulldog cards are $10 and now available from any band or choir member, grades 5-12, or in the Ada High School office during school hours.
The Ada Music Boosters will staff the gift wrapping table at the Lima Mall on Thursday, Dec. 20, from noon until 9 p.m., according to Dave Smittle, Treasurer.
Members of the community are encouraged to bring packages to the gift wrapping table at the mall that day and the Booster members will be happy to wrap your gifts for you for a donation of your choice.
The gift wrapping table is located inside the mall, just west of the J.C.Penney entrance.
All supplies, including wrapping paper, bows, ribbon, tags and boxes will be available.
Blanchard Valley Hospital has added a new MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) system with a design focused on patient comfort.
The new system, called the Siemens Open Bore Aera MRI, can accommodate larger patients, reduce claustrophobia and provide faster imaging than many traditional MRI units.
The new MRI system has a 70 cm open bore, which is the tube-like structure of the MRI machine where the patient lies during the imaging. This is much larger than traditional MRIs and can accommodate patients up to 550 pounds.
