Maristhill's engaged community will enjoy a patio cookout this weekend, as our residents, their families, and members of our staff join together to celebrate the holiday.
Our patio is an ideal spot for enjoying the glorious summer weather, and for enjoying the company of family and friends. In addition, medical studies have consistently indicated that seniors who maintain more active social lives are happier and healthier...
Which is part of our mission here at Maristhill.
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Volunteer Opportunities at Maristhill

Would you like to volunteer at Maristhill?
Spiritual care is an important element of well-being, and is a crucial component of our holistic approach at Maristhill.
Please consider joining the wonderful team at Maristhill.
Read more...
Friday, May 22, 2015
Camerata Vocal Group Performs at Maristhill
Maintaining
high-levels of engagement and well-being among our residents and patients is
important to all of us at Maristhill.
Among the
any activities and events we were thrilled to welcome the Camerata Vocal Group,
who performed here on May 16th.
Camerata is regarded as one of
world’s best a Capella groups. They represent the best of the great Russian
choir tradition. Their experiments with new forms and sounds make them totally
different from other groups, and has brought Camerata admiration of audiences all over the world and at festivals
of all music traditions.
“Their
compositions are very special,” said one attendee. “Heavenly and human!”
Monday, May 4, 2015
An Engaged Community at Maristhill
In addition to celebrating "National Nursing Home Week," Maristhill's engaged community is enjoying another busy month, enriched by music, art and social interaction all geared to promote the well-being of our residents and patients.
May activities include:
May activities include:
- Exercise Classes
- Stations of the Cross
- Bingo w/St. Jude's Students
- Monthly Luncheon
- Mothers Day w/Tony Funches
- Ice Cream Social
- Camerata Vocal Group
- Geography Lessons
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
An Intergenerational Earth Day at Maristhill Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Children and elders collaborated to make Earth Day and
Boston Marathon posters at Maristhill Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
during an intergenerational program with St. Jude School.
Research has consistently shown that intergenerational activities are important to both the development of children and the quality of life of the elders.
Children bring noise—laughter, screams and giggles—and their physical presence completely changes the atmosphere, injecting enthusiasm, energy and youthful excitement. At the same time, residents are teaching the children about respect, understanding and celebrating other cultures.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Maristhill's Monthly Luncheon is a Resident Favorite!
Residents at Maristhill Nursing & Rehabilitation Center truly enjoy our Activity Department’s monthly luncheons.
The luncheons,
which are sponsored by Maristhill’s Resident Council Fund, give residents an
opportunity to socialize, which research has shown helps promote both good physical and emotional health as well as cognitive function in elders.
In addition, these luncheon's are a great opportunity for members of our community to enjoy a restaurant-quality meal – without the drive!
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
A Busy St. Patrick's Day at Maristhill
While the Maristhill community is consistently engaged in a wide range of activities, holiday celebrations are a favorite.
St. Patrick's Day is a good example. In addition to enjoying a round of March 17th trivia, a number of our residents also participated in St. Patrick's Day-related crafts. Then the day was capped off with an energizing and uplifting musical performance by Down East Revival.
It seems there is always something happening at Maristhill!
St. Patrick's Day is a good example. In addition to enjoying a round of March 17th trivia, a number of our residents also participated in St. Patrick's Day-related crafts. Then the day was capped off with an energizing and uplifting musical performance by Down East Revival.
It seems there is always something happening at Maristhill!
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