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Excellent health care, comfortable living arrangements, ample recreational and social opportunities, senior residential living, a well-trained staff of professionals, safety and security - that's what Thompson Health offers in our senior living and health care services.

Blowing Kisses

A picture tells a thousand words.

This picture was taken on this lovely lady's 90th birthday at the end of April. When she saw her great grandsons outside the window of Clark Meadows her face lit up with joy.

These images are so important to all of us. The staff are taking their responsibility as essential workers very seriously as the protectors of these folks who are so important to you, their families, and our community. We are adapting and learning how we can express love and joy without coming in close contact. It's moments like this one that we cherish in our hearts.

So, keep blowing those kisses and let your loved ones know how much you care!

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Coconut Zoodle Soup! It's on the menu today!

Sous Chef, Dan Cobb, hit it out of the park with this summer veggie soup!

After several residents came to me today asking about a particular menu item, I felt compelled to check it out. Coconut Zoodle Soup sounds nice, right? Dan Cobb was very busy preparing for the evening meal, but took the time to let me have a taste. Refreshing coconut, chicken broth, lemon, cilantro, zucchini noodles, and a hint of curry paste are some of the flavors all working together making a delicious soup that is so appropriate for this breezy summer day! I could go on and on about the amazing talent in the Ferris Hills/Clark Meadows kitchen, but today it's all about Dan Cobb and his Coconut Zoodle Soup!

The Men of Ferris Hills and Clark Meadows Enjoying Lunch together in Rayburn Hall

Derby Day at Ferris Hills

Jockey Claire had a last-minute entry for this horse race! The crowd went wild!

Jockey Claire was also Bartender Claire for this fun event! Mint Juleps, wine, sodas, and beer were served with pulled pork sandwiches and deviled eggs. As tradition would have it, we all sang "My Old Kentucky Home," and as I began to describe the events of our own version of this time honored horse race, a last minute entry was announced and in trotted Claire mounted on her trusty steed. The crowd went wild and the party began with laughter and fun!