Respite & Rehab Blog
Happy 250th Birthday, America! On behalf of our residents, families, volunteers, and staff, I am proud that Reformed Church Home will be joining communities across our nation in celebrating America's 250th Birthday. This milestone offers us an...
Assisted Living Blog
Happy 250th Birthday, America! On behalf of our residents, families, volunteers, and staff, I am proud that Reformed Church Home will be joining communities across our nation in celebrating America's 250th Birthday. This milestone offers us an...
Skilled Nursing Blog
Happy 250th Birthday, America! On behalf of our residents, families, volunteers, and staff, I am proud that Reformed Church Home will be joining communities across our nation in celebrating America's 250th Birthday. This milestone offers us an...
Respite & Rehab Blog
Encouragement That Heals June also gives us an opportunity to celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, husbands, uncles, brothers, and special friends who have helped shape our lives through strength, humor, kindness, guidance, and love. For many...
Assisted Living Blog
Enjoying Laughter Reminiscing June is a beautiful time of year at Reformed Church Home. The longer days, warm breezes, and arrival of summer invite us outdoors to reconnect with family, friends, and neighbors. It is also a meaningful season to...
Skilled Nursing Blog
Treasured Connections Continue At Reformed Church Home, June is a season filled with warmth—both outdoors and within the hearts of families and residents who continue sharing life together through visits, conversations, and meaningful moments of...
Respite & Rehab: Moments of Renewal — Caring for Those Who Have Always Cared for Us
“Moments of Renewal — Caring for Those Who Have Always Cared for Us” “May is a meaningful month for all of us at Reformed Church Home. It invites us to reflect on the care we’ve received throughout our lives—and the care we continue to give and...
Assisted Living: A Life Well Loved — Celebrating Mothers, Memories, and Meaningful Days
“There is something very special about the month of May in Assisted Living. It brings forward stories—stories of motherhood, family, resilience, and the many ways people have contributed to the lives of others. At Reformed Church Home, we are...
Skilled Nursing: Honor, Comfort, and Compassion — A Month of Deep Gratitude
“In Skilled Nursing, we are entrusted with caring for individuals during some of the most vulnerable times in their lives. That responsibility is something we carry with deep respect and commitment every day. The month of May gives us an...
April 2026 – Spring Transitions
Spring Transitions — A Gentle Bridge Back to Yourself
"At Reformed Church Home, I often meet individuals and families at a moment they didn't quite plan for—a hospital stay, a sudden health change, or simply the realization that a little extra support is needed for a short time. These moments can feel...
Spring Transitions — Opening Doors to New Rhythms
"One of the things I love most about Assisted Living at Reformed Church Home is watching how people rediscover parts of themselves they didn't realize were waiting to re-emerge. The transition into assisted living can feel like a big step. Many...
Spring Transitions — The Comfort of Care That Stays
"In Skilled Nursing at Reformed Church Home, we often meet residents and families during times that require both clinical expertise and deep compassion. These are not always easy transitions—but they are important ones. What matters most in those...
March 2026 – When Things Change, We’re Here for You
March Blog Series – Rehabilitation When Things Change, and Recovery Is the Next Step, We’re Here.
March winds remind us that change doesn’t only bring endings — it often brings new beginnings. After surgery, illness, or injury, many people need...
RCH March Assisted Living Blog When Things Change, Independence Needs a Little Support — We’re Here
An Introduction from David Boles, Marketing Director At Reformed Church Home, we often meet families at a moment of transition — a time when...
February 2026 – Expressions of Love by Staff & Volunteers at RCH
Inspired Assisted Living – Love That Builds Community
#1 Inspired Assisted Living – Love & Random Acts of Kindness #2 Inspired Rehabilitation (Valentine’s Day) – Love That Helps You Get Back to...
February’s Valentine’s Blog Series – Expressions of Love by Staff & Volunteers at RCH
Assisted Living – Love & Random Acts of Kindness Rehabilitation (Valentine’s Day) – Love That Helps You Get Back to Yourself Assisted Living –...
February’s Valentine’s Blog Series – Expressions of Love by Staff & Volunteers at RCH
Assisted Living – Love & Random Acts of Kindness Rehabilitation (Valentine’s Day) – Love That Helps You Get Back to Yourself Assisted Living –...
January 2026 – Celebrating Life at Reformed Church Home
Celebrating Care & Activities That Adapts
One of the quiet concerns many families carry when exploring assisted living is not only how care looks today — but how it will respond tomorrow....
Celebrating Everyday Moments
In assisted living, celebrations don’t always arrive with balloons or banners. More often, they appear quietly — in the rhythm of the day, in...
A Place of Celebration
Reformed Church Home Assisted Living When families begin exploring assisted living for a loved one, the questions are often practical — safety,...
Assisted Living Blog
Happy 250th Birthday, America! On behalf of our residents, families, volunteers, and staff, I am proud that Reformed Church Home will be joining...
Assisted Living Blog
Enjoying Laughter Reminiscing June is a beautiful time of year at Reformed Church Home. The longer days, warm breezes, and arrival of summer invite...
Assisted Living: A Life Well Loved — Celebrating Mothers, Memories, and Meaningful Days
“There is something very special about the month of May in Assisted Living. It brings forward stories—stories of motherhood, family, resilience, and...
Spring Transitions — Opening Doors to New Rhythms
"One of the things I love most about Assisted Living at Reformed Church Home is watching how people rediscover parts of themselves they didn't...