04/02/2020
Activity Resources for Residents
Activity Resources for Residents to Combat Isolation
Non-tech Resources
THANK YOU Rachelle Blough for the resources below. Rachelle created these realizing that many facilities are now not able to do group activities and felt these would help those residents that are independent with an activity they could do on their own. Rachelle is a Certified Recreational Therapist, a Certified Dementia Practitioner and a Certified Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Care Trainer for the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
THANK YOU Episcopal Retirements Services for sharing your Bingo game. Two bingo games staff distributed to residents.
- Bingo COVID-19 Card
- Bingo COVID-19 Sample
- Consider distributing gift and puzzle bags about once every two weeks and putting them on the door knobs
- Skittle Search (see image below)
Virtual Activities
WELLNESS CONTROL:
SPIRO100
Spiro100 offers web-based, state-of-the art wellness programming absolutely FREE – for 30 to 60 days, no obligation, no credit card needed. In-room and group activity solutions. Email contactus@spiro100.com or call 262-622-2873.
The Front Porch Center for Innovation and Wellbeing (FPCIW) developed Staying Home, Staying Connected, a resource guide to help engage and connect our older adults through technology. THANK YOU!
The resource guide provides suggestions on applying some technology solutions to promote growth, connectivity, and social connections during a time of uncertainty, stress, and isolation in the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic and its impact on a vulnerable population.
Download the Resource Guide for Senior Living Providers
Download the Resource Guide for Older Adults
Maple Knoll Village Tik Tok Videos
Social distancing celebrated at Maple Knoll Village below or click https://vm.tiktok.com/G2xXPY/ and join thousands of others following the Maple Knoll VillageTikTok account!
A special THANK YOU to our Diamond partner, Link-age, for putting together these lists of "virtual experiences" that could be shared with residents, employees, family, friends, customers, etc., to help with the isolation many are feeling in these uncertain times.