Farmington Presbyterian Manor
DECEMBER 2020
Christmas spirit on display “We don’t know how the holiday party plans will look this year, but one thing is for sure—we’re still going to put up our Christmas trees—at least 20 of them!” said Carol Winch, life enrichment director.
COVID-19 updates continue
Get the latest updates on visitation status, ongoing safety measures and PMMA’s response to COVID-19 on your community website, FarmingtonPresbyterianManor. org/covid-19. Visitation status is updated weekly on Mondays for the week ending the following Sunday. Visitation status is updated as needed in between due to outbreak or health department orders. You can also send your loved one a digital Christmas Card from our Art is Ageless® card collection. Email the card to your campus contact for delivery, or send directly to your loved one via their email address.
After living through a pandemic the past nine months, there’s more reason than ever to keep the Christmas spirit alive around our community. And Carol and her team are on a mission to do their part. “I always tell my staff, ‘adapt and adjust.’ That’s what we do to get through One of Farmington Presbyterian Manor’s this,” said Carol. many Christmas trees, this one decorated with And what Carol and snowflakes. her team have done is deck the halls of our campus as beautiful as ever!
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With cases on the rise, we remind you to practice basic safety measures to keep yourselves and others safe from COVID-19. Whenever you leave your residence or are in the presence of others, wear a cloth mask or face covering over your nose and mouth, wash your hands frequently with soap and water or alcohol-based gel, and maintain a safe social distance of six feet or more between yourself and others with whom you do not live. Practicing these simple safety measures can help stop the spread of COVID-19. ◆
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