Theme Week – Tie Dye Shirts
To continue the fun theme week at Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center and keeping things light, staff wore tie dye shirts to work. All the beautiful colors and swirls were fun and entertaining to look at.


To continue the fun theme week at Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center and keeping things light, staff wore tie dye shirts to work. All the beautiful colors and swirls were fun and entertaining to look at.
To go with Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center’s fun theme to keep things light, staff wore crazy socks to work. They rolled up their scrub bottoms so they could show off their fun and wacky socks to all the residents.
The staff of Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center would like to send a heartfelt thank you to Oak Grove Baptist Church. It was very thoughtful of you all to provide pizza for everyone. Many of the facility’s employees signed their name to let you know how much they appreciate your kind gesture and prayers.
With this week being theme week, staff and residents decided they would wear their hair in a crazy style to keep it going. All in good, fun they have laughed with and at each other all day. Thank you to every resident and employee that participated.
Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center has a building full of Super Heroes. They are so blessed to have a wonderful group of people at the facility, day and night, to care for the residents. Every department, every day, showing up and giving their all. Thank you Team Hillcrest, you are loved and appreciated.
To begin Hillcrest Health and Rehabilitation Center’s Theme Week, everyone wore mismatched clothes for Mismatch Monday. Residents had so much fun participating. Thank you to staff for the laughs and stay tuned for more daily themes.
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