Among long-term services and supports organizations that face daunting challenges in recruiting staff (that is to say, all of them), one oft-stated wish is that young people should be given more accurate, positive information about potential careers in our field.
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Videos Learn how the availability of different levels of care on one campus has created a supportive network for Wes Posvar and his wife, Palmer.
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An Employee Pipeline That Starts With Schooling
November 20, 2018
Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, a full-continuum provider serving 10 counties in western Pennsylvania, has accepted that challenge by creating a program that not only recruits young people as employees, but actively partners with schools to educate and train them for the purpose.
Click here to read more of this LeadingAge Magazine article about how Presbyterian SeniorCare Network is building an employee pipeline.
Presbyterian SeniorCare Network voted Best of the Best!
November 16, 2018
We are proud to share that, for the second year in a row, we have been voted the Best of the Best by the readers of the Washington Observer-Reporter!
We are so honored that the public has validated our commitment to excellence, not only as a provider of high-quality living and service options for seniors, but also as a great place to work.
We won First Place in the following categories:
- Best Retirement Community
- Best Assisted Living/Nursing Home
We also placed in the Top 3 for the Best Place to Work category.
We were selected by members of the community after a nominating and voting contest. Winners were announced at a November 15 ceremony hosted by the Washington Observer-Reporter.
The Table Ladies are back with a new mystery
September 25, 2018
After the success of their debut mystery “Where’s Laura?” in 2016, the Table Ladies are back with “Winter Comes.”
The residents of Longwood at Oakmont retirement community, whose ages range from 80 to 94, are still writing under the collective name of Octavia Long , and referring to themselves as The Tuesday Table Ladies (because that was the day they always had dinner together).
