Crane’s Mill Health Center: In The News
Please enjoy this letter to the editor about the excellent care and compassion in our health center Click here to read the letter printed in this week’s issue of The Progress. …Read More
Crane’s Milll Health Center In The News
Fairfield Township Family appreciates Crane’s Mill Staff The Crane’s Mill Health Center has a great reputation as a dignified, caring and supportive environment. We were so happy to see this Letter to the Editor of The Progress about our Health Center, and wanted to share it with our readers: Letter to the Editor of The Progress, February 22, 2013 …Read More
Crane’s Mill Health Center ‘In The News’
We were so excited to open last week’s Progress newspaper to find a brief letter to the editor about the Crane’s Mill Health Center. You can read the letter online here. This is just one of many examples of the excellent care provided professionals in our Sub Acute Rehab and Skilled Nursing areas. Trained to work specifically with seniors, the Crane’s Mill Health Center team has become known throughout the area as both skilled and compassionate. As a Crane’s Mill independent living resident, you have access to the great care in the Health Center. To learn more, please call us …Read More
Crane’s Mill Resident Celebrates a Very Special Birthday
Please join us in congratulating Elizabeth Markay on her 100th birthday! Our local newspaper, The Progress, featured Ms. Markay and her family. We’re so excited to share her story with you: The Progress – Celebrating 100th Birthday at Crane’s Mill in West Caldwell …Read More
Crane’s Mill Rehabilitative Care ‘In The News’
We were so excited when we read this week’s edition of The Progress, one of our fine local newspapers, and found a letter to the editor from Caldwell resident Mr. Bill Farrar. In the letter, Mr. Farrar thanks the staff at the Crane’s Mill Health Center for their care and support—a truly wonderful review for the rehabilitation services at Crane’s Mill. Mr. Farrar, like many in our area, was faced with a decision about where to do his needed rehabilitative care and chose Crane’s Mill. The staff in our Health Center is truly outstanding, and more and more people from …Read More
Crane’s Mill artist shares passion with state prisoners
Our friends at The Progress, a local weekly newspaper, published an inspiring profile of artist Eva Bouzard-Hui, one our community’s most popular residents. We at Crane’s Mill were so excited to read this article, and we hope you enjoy! …Read More
Bright and Beautiful (and Adorable!) Therapy Dogs Visit Crane’s Mill
Our friends at The Jersey Tomato Press got their paws on a newsworthy story at The Health Center at Crane’s Mill—A visit from The Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs. Also be sure to check out The Bright and Beautiful Therapy Dogs for valuable info on the program and to see if your pooch has what it takes to be a pet therapist. …Read More
Crane’s Mill Resident Wins Poetry Prize
We are so proud to present the following article about Charlotte Mandel, a very talented Crane’s Mill resident who has recently been honored with a prestigious prize for her poem “Secret Model.” We at Crane’s Mill would like to pass along our hearty congratulations! The article below is being re-printed with permission from The Caldwell Progress and appeared in the newspaper’s April 19, 2012 edition. Mandel of West Caldwell garners poetry prize. Charlotte Mandel of West Caldwell will receive the third annual New Jersey Poets Prize awarded by The Journal of New Jersey Poets, headquartered at County College of Morris (CCM), …Read More
Crane’s Mill Resident ‘In The News’
Stan Beck, a new resident to Crane’s Mill in West Caldwell, NJ, was featured in the West Essex Tribune in celebration of 59 years of service on the Livingston Fire Department. Stan Beck Retires From Active Fire Duty After 59 Years of Service With LFD “I always wanted to be a fireman,” says Stan Beck, who recently retired from active duty with the Livingston Fire Department after more than 59 years of service. Instead, Beck became a pharmacist, but he was able to fulfill his childhood dream by joining Livingston’s volunteer squad in 1953. Although Beck, who is now 87 …Read More