While there is no current exposure of COVID-19 exposure to Quail Summit residents, staff or visitors, Quail Summit continue to work with both the Ontario County Public Health Department and the New York State Department of Health. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) urges individuals take the following steps: Practice hand hygiene – regular hand […]
Got the “blahs”? Not looking forward to 2020 with all its dissension? Feeling tired and discouraged? Try a session of Spiritual Care for Women! It’s a time for reflecting, discussing, reading scripture and praying. Each week we study a fruit of the spirit, which is a fancy way of saying necessities for happy living. For […]
January 1st, each year, often causes people to reflect on the past year, events that are sad: the death of a long time friend, family member or spouse, an incurable disease; and the positive or happy memories of the last year: a birth of a great grandchild: recovery from a short term illness. The […]
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to You from your friends at Quail Summit
Making New Memories with Second Wind Dreams How does a centenarian hit a baseball? Sounds like the start of a great joke, but it’s what Second Wind Dream and Quail Summit achieved this summer. Through Second Wind Dreams, Quail Summit listens to the wishes of residents and endeavors to make their dreams materialize. Second Wind […]
Positive Attitude Month is an annual designation observed in October. A positive attitude is the best trait you can carry with you, because it makes any difficult or frustrating situation a lot easier to deal with. If you look at most scenarios as “glass half empty,” now is the time to change that! Remember to […]
Who? Women of Quail Summit. Facilitator: Sherrie Winters What? Focus on fruit of the spirit (Galations 5:22-23) Discussions, readings, sharing our stories of faith, prayer. When? First and third Wednesdays of the month; 3:00pm in the Estates Lounge. Why? Here at Quail Summit we have exercises for the body-balance class, Tai Chi and for the […]
Influenza (Flu) is more than a cold, or even a “bad cold,” and can result in serious health complications like pneumonia, bacterial infections, and hospitalization. Flu can sometimes lead to death. In fact, during the 2018-2019 flu season, CDC estimates flu caused: · 49 million flu illnesses – more than the combined populations of Texas and Florida […]
Dementia is not a specific disease. It’s an overall term that describes a group of symptoms associated with a decline in memory or other thinking skills severe enough to reduce a person’s ability to perform everyday activities. Alzheimer’s disease accounts for 60 to 80 percent of cases. Vascular dementia, which occurs after a stroke, is […]
The last week of August was western week at Quail Summit. Residents and staff alike have said “what a fun week!” Residents dressed up in western clothes (shirts, hats, bandanas) and staff wore jeans. We had a visit with a pony, and lots of western music and food. Hats off to Wendy Ubbink and the […]