32nd Annual Thelma A. Schrock Homestead Golf Benefit
We broke another golf benefit record by raising a little more than $200,000 in sponsorships.
Want to try yoga? Study a new subject? Take on woodworking? Meet friends for lunch? You can. Getting involved is a great way to support your own wellbeing – and make some great new friends in the process.
While you’ll have plenty of privacy at our campuses, you’ll never be bored. Our communities are built around the specific needs and interests of people ages 55 and up. And we provide a wide variety of fun and interesting opportunities for you to continue growing in mind, body, and spirit.
Isolation is just one of many reasons the COVID-19 outbreak has become stressful for some people. Use these exercises to cope with stress and anxiety through working out!
Learn MoreThe program originated when team members gathered to discuss different ways to address loneliness among residents.
A Greencroft Goshen rehab patient shares her story.
Residents got a visit from some farm animals as part of Assisted Living Week.
We broke another golf benefit record by raising a little more than $200,000 in sponsorships.
"I believe that God put us on this earth to do more than serve ourselves – that we're here to serve the needs of others."
- Wilbert Hamstra
In the one hundred years since Epp Hall first opened its doors in 1922, our country and our world have experienced monumental change. Through it all, this campus has continued its steadfast mission to serve others.
Hamilton Grove is planning a Centenninal Garden in honor of its 100th Anniversary.
This Capital Campaign is a great opportunity to provide more options to those residents so they can stay closer to their family networks and the local community that they know so well.