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Community Village Partners with PharmaScript

Community Village partners with PharmaScript
PharmaScript Long Term Care Pharmacy of Michigan makes serving the residents of long term care facilities their primary focus. PharmaScript is a family owned and operated LTC Pharmacy, serving LTC facilities, adult foster care, homes for the aged, assisted living, and nursing homes since 2004. PharmaScript takes pride in providing high quality service, care, and pharmacy solutions to their customers.

Administrator Ken Streeter states, “We are very proud of this new partnership. We have attempted to make a complete change to electronic records for our medication administration during the past 3 years. This partnership has provided a seamless connection between physician’s prescriptions, safe administration of medications, and electronic data records of all medication administrations. PharmaScript told us that whey were able to provide and they have fulfilled every commitment.”

Medication administration is vitally important to long term care because the complications of multiple drugs being administered at the wrong time or in wrong amounts can create life-threatening errors.

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United Commercial Travelers Donate New Grill

Community Village gas grill donation
The Saginaw United Commercial Travelers (UCT) presented Community Village with a brand new 6-burner Weber grill. Every year, the UCT manages the food tent at the Village’s Strawberry Festival, and their familiarity with the old grill prompted their generosity. (We think that was a nice way of saying they knew how much a new grill was needed.) Linda Buggia is the Senior Counselor of the Saginaw Council #43 of United Commercial Travelers.

Saginaw Council #43 was established in 1893 because traveling sales people were often excluded from insurance products offered by traditional insurance companies. Hence the UCT was developed as a society to make insurance products available.

Today the UCT uses the funds generated by their membership to assist local non-profit organizations like Community Village and their generosity is greatly appreciated.

Presenting the new Weber Grill to Community Village are (left to right) Ralph Buggia, Linda Buggia, and Leo Buggia representing United Commercial Travelers.

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Refurbished Rooms

Community Village refurbished rooms
Community Village is in the process of refurbishing rooms for the comfort and enjoyment of residents. The room pictured above is one that could be enjoyed by a married couple, and of course twin beds are available. Residents also have the option of furnishing the room to their own tastes (this often means that familiar furniture is brought from home). Be sure to consider Community Village as you look at assisted living options for your family members.

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New Life Christian Church


Saturday, October 25th, members of New Life Christian Church participated in what they termed “an outflow” to assist Community Village with several projects inside and outside the facility. Part of the group painted two resident rooms, while others worked outside to remove trees afflicted by the emerald ash bore, and still others cleaned up the remnants of the summer flower gardens. The efforts of the church are a great blessing to Community Village residents, and from the appearance of the tired but smiling volunteers, it appeared to be a good day for them, too.

Similar projects are available for interested groups.

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Music by Second Time Around


Recently, the Community Village residents came out to listen to the music of the “Second Time Around”. What an enjoyable afternoon singing along, clapping and dancing in their seats!

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Practical Help for Families

Knowing where to turn for help.

Some things in life we just don’t consider until we’re forced to do so. Dealing with the realities of an aging parent is one of those things. It can be confusing, emotional, and frustrating. However, there are resources available to help you make sense of the options and decisions that lay ahead. Research the ones that will help you specifically.

Working together as a team.

Best case scenario is that you have willing family members involved in the process. Even if you don’t, create a team including your parent’s physicians, trusted family or friends, and, of course, your parent. The hard conversations will need to happen; be gentle with yourself and with others.

Establishing objectives.

When managing the transition, it’s advantageous that everyone involved aligns their objectives to what will keep your parent safest and happiest. Though each person might define that differently, starting this conversation is the first step forward.

Recognizing your parent’s needs and limitations.

Taking action – actually relocating your parent – is often preceded by months of observations and concerns that you might not be ready to accept. Is this normal? Am I exaggerating what just happened? Rather than question yourself, become familiar with How to Know When It’s Time for Help.

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Community Village is operated for the purpose of
making assisted living affordable to frail elders with limited means.

Supplementing the modest resident fees, Community Village is sustained by charitable gifts from
churches, businesses, professionals, community groups and generous people like you.
Your charitable gift today – of any size – may make it possible
for one more frail elder to receive needed services.

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Community Village Senior Assisted Living is owned and operated by A&D Charitable Foundation, Inc. as a private not-for-profit home for seniors. It is licensed as a Michigan Home for the Aged license #AH 730401359

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3200 Hospital Road
Saginaw, MI 48603
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