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Staff at Clay Center support the chiefs (well, Eva is a Packers fan) but she is definitely outnumbered.... this is Chief's kingdom!
Gran Villas Neosho was glowing red in support of the Chiefs upcoming game....
#supportforthechiefs
Love the Denver shirt!!!!
Rosie and the staff at New Hope Pittsburg show off their Chiefs spirit!
#gochiefs, #redfriday
January 15th was National Hat Day and the residents at Wichita donned their favorite headgear in celebration of the day!
They may not be in the stands on Sunday but they sure do support the Chiefs at our Butler facility!
#redfriday, #reppingthechiefsatbutler
Diane, Sandy, Rachael, Kaylee, April, Nicole from ML Coffeyville show off their Chiefs attire in support of the hometeam!
#areyoureadyforsomefootball
The weather is a little chilly but these Ft. Scott chiefs fans are ready for a great game!
Staff and residents at ML Nevada show of their red for the Chiefs!
#thisischiefskingdom
Medicalodges is going red to show support for the Chiefs. Our corporate folks are all looking forward to another exciting game!
#gochiefs,#chiefskindgom
Wish y’all would post a pic like this & identify whose who. Relatively new DON here & it would be nice to put faces with names/emails! A “small” congrats to your Chiefs from a Bronco fan! Lol
Garen you are a cool boss!! Wore my red with all of you today!!! Hi baby girl!!!❤
Medicalodges, Inc. updated their business hours.
American Health Care Association President/CEO Mark Parkinson was interviewed about the successes of PDPM, namely that it is allowing providers to take care of more fragile patients, keeping them out of the hospital. The new payment models are allowing skilled nursing providers to take care of patients that otherwise may have gone to a high-cost setting, like a hospital. This allows patients to have more options for care
Do you know how coffee is made? Well, if you don't, residents at Paola can tell you because they learned how its made during a recent trip to area museums.
