we are committed
At Juniper we are committed to nurturing the spirit of life in each individual we serve so that they may live fully throughout all seasons of life. To us this means understanding an individual, not only their needs but their desires and responding with programs and services which provide for the highest quality of life possible. Our Alive in All Seasons program of activities is designed to foster healthy bodies, enriched minds and fulfilled spirits. These pictures and stories are living proof that we at Juniper are dedicated to walking our talk!
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Monday, December 19, 2011
A Special Holiday Visit!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Halloween 2011 at Juniper Village in Louisville
On Monday October 31, 2011, Juniper Village in Louisville Colorado, celebrated the holiday of Halloween with a beautiful woodland creature theme. Our wonderful team/staff helped to decorate
t-shirts for every resident using orange tie-dye and other fun fabric paints. Our Residents were all very grateful for their Halloween shirts and wore them all through the party. With the staff dressed up in their favorite woodland costumes and residents in their pumpkin style t-shirts; there was just one thing missing, trick-or-treaters! Luckily, the wonderful elementary school just across the street from us, sent a little over 500 students dressed in costume and ready for candy. The residents were all too ready to give out all of their candy to the trick-or-treaters and seemed to thoroughly enjoyed having them over for the celebration. We owe a big thanks to Monarch Elementary and sincerely hope the students enjoyed their interaction with the residents and staff. It was such an exciting event and we hope to continue the fun tradition every Halloween to come. Thanks again to all who could join us!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
What's your favorite decade?
Another fun day of celebrating seniors, this Friday was our "Favorite Decade" themed party. We saw some fun side ponytails and bright colored spandex, crazy Hollywood style shades, and even beautiful
summer dresses from the 1920's complete with a garden party hat. As always, there were lots of snacks and beverages enjoyed outside. Residents and staff mingled and chatted it up while thinking back to the different decades. It was a great time, and another example of how we live to Nurture the Spirit of Life in our Residents. Thanks again to all who joined!
summer dresses from the 1920's complete with a garden party hat. As always, there were lots of snacks and beverages enjoyed outside. Residents and staff mingled and chatted it up while thinking back to the different decades. It was a great time, and another example of how we live to Nurture the Spirit of Life in our Residents. Thanks again to all who joined!
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Celebrating Assisted Living Week
On Monday, we kicked off Assisted Living week with a Carnival! Guests, residents and staff alike, dressed in our crazy pajamas and played games outside, in what turned out to be a beautiful day,
typical of Colorado weather. Everyone feasted on a BBQ style lunch with hot dogs, burgers, chicken and brats. Later, as the carnival continued, we snacked on popcorn and cotton candy to satisfy that sweet tooth. The residents enjoyed the many games available, but there was a special joy that came from watching the children who joined usfor this exciting day. Thanks to everyone who could attend, we had a great time!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
K-9 Fun with the Loveland Police Department
July was an unusually hot month here in Colorado, but the residents here at Juniper Village were still able to enjoy this fun outdoor event. The Loveland police K-9 unit was kind enough to host a private police dog demonstration, just for Juniper Village. The police officers happily explained what the average day might look like for a police K-9 officer in training, and out in the field. The residents
loved seeing the dog performing tricks, especially when the officers brought in the protective attack suit. The residents laughed, and were in awe of the dog's accurate attack and swift movement, as it latched on to the actor in the suit. Thank you to the Loveland Police Department, it was a great day enjoyed by all of us!
loved seeing the dog performing tricks, especially when the officers brought in the protective attack suit. The residents laughed, and were in awe of the dog's accurate attack and swift movement, as it latched on to the actor in the suit. Thank you to the Loveland Police Department, it was a great day enjoyed by all of us!
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Anniversary Party
This past Friday, Juniper Village here in Louisville, celebrated our 11th year anniversary in style with a Fiesta! There was an abundance of food from traditional tacos, chicken mole' and queso for dinner, to sopapillas and flan for dessert. Guests and residents could enjoy Mexican beers, margaritas, or a nice glass of wine. The courtyard was covered in colorful handmade banners and bouquets of wildflowers and roses, even the ladies had flowers in their hair. Last but not least, the party wouldn't have been complete without some tunes; the six piece mariachi band really hit the spot. We eventually had to bring the party in because of the rain, but that didn't stop the fun, we continued to celebrate inside with all of our amazing residents and families. Juniper is extremely grateful to all that made this event possible, especially to the wonderful families that joined us in our celebration. Thank you all, we look forward to many more years of celebration!
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Fire and Police Department Recognition
The police and fire departments are such crucial, important components to our society, and without their brave dedication our society would not function as it does today. As recognition to their service, Juniper Village hosted a luncheon to thank the men and women who keep our community safe. The residents and members of the community had a wonderful time visiting and learning about the police and fire departments involvement in our community while enjoying a wonderful meal together. After lunch, the Louisville fire department kindly brought a fire truck to the building, and the residents got an
opportunity to see the truck up close and learn about its inner workings. Thank you again to the police and fire departments, our society would not be what it is today without you!
opportunity to see the truck up close and learn about its inner workings. Thank you again to the police and fire departments, our society would not be what it is today without you!
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