Hillcrest Healthcare prioritizes serving seniors throughout the community
Hillcrest Healthcare prioritizes serving seniors throughout the community
2023: A year in review
As the Hillcrest Healthcare team is immersed in planning for some big things in 2024, we’re also reflecting for a bit to appreciate all that happened in 2023.
Behind the scenes at Breakfast with the Grinch
Nearly 100 attendees were present at a WHObilation for the ages on Dec. 9, when Breakfast with the Grinch delighted and entertained young and young-at-heart alike.
Hillcrest at Home provides seniors companionship, independence and support
Hillcrest at Home provides non-medical support services to seniors to offer a friendly face, camaraderie and a helping hand.
Great day, great cause: The Hillcrest Healthcare Foundation Golf Tournament
The Fourth Annual Hillcrest Healthcare Foundation Golf Tournament raised more than $32,000 to support the mission of the foundation.
Volunteers make a difference: Amelia Fraser
Maryville College student Amelia Fraser completes Bonner Scholarship summer volunteer hours at Hillcrest Healthcare.
Lauren Zollman selected as 2023 THCA Nurse of the Year
Hillcrest Healthcare’s Lauren Zollman selected as 2023 THCA Nurse of the Year.
Play a round of golf to support local nonprofit
If you’re looking for a way to celebrate National Nonprofit Day on Aug. 17, we have a few ideas, including signing up to play in or sponsor the 4th Annual Hillcrest Healthcare Foundation Golf Tournament on Monday, Oct. 2, 2023! National Nonprofit Day recognizes all the great work that non-profit organizations do to serve our
Hillcrest at Home’s Karen Moulton recognized as outstanding caregiver
Hillcrest at Home’s Karen Moulton recognized as outstanding caregiver
Angel Knight: A short-term rehabilitation patient story
Hillcrest Healthcare offers a comprehensive portfolio of services and therapies, including short-term rehabilitation. When Angel Knight came to Beverly Park in June 2022, she already had overcome almost insurmountable odds to be alive. When she left five weeks later, she had the strength and tools needed to function better at home. Angel contracted COVID on