Thanks to a generous donation from CB&S Bank, Burns Nursing & Rehab is the newest member of Senior Crimestoppers.
Nursing home residents and staff joined leaders from CB&S Bank and officials from the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation to make the announcement today.
As part of Senior Crimestoppers, each resident of Burns Nursing & Rehab will receive a personal lock box to store valuables. The facility will receive an annual donation from the Wish Comes True program, the “Time of Your Life” DVD series for resident entertainment and a plaque to display that shows the facility has a zero tolerance for crime. Senior Crimestoppers also includes a toll-free crime reporting tip line and crime prevention training for nursing home staff.
Burns Nursing & Rehab is a 57-bed skilled nursing facility located in Russellville. Mark DeArman is the Administrator, and Daphne Cagle is the Director of Nursing.
Headquartered in Russellville, CB&S Bank has over 40 locations in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Senior Crimestoppers is a partnership between the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation, the Alabama Nursing Home Association’s Louis E. Cottrell, Jr. Foundation for Excellence in Long Term Care, local banks and nursing homes.
Click on the photo gallery to view pictures from the event.
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- Burns Nursing & Rehab Administrator Mark DeArman welcomes everyone to the Senior Crimestoppers presentation.
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- Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation Vice-President George Clinard explains the Senior Crimestoppers program.
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- Matt Cooper, Chief Sales Officer of CB&S Bank, delivers remarks on behalf of CB&S Bank and welcomes Burns Nursing & Rehab to the Senior Crimestoppers program.
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- CB&S Bank Chief Sales Officer Matt Cooper presents Burns Nursing & Rehab Administrator Mark DeArman with the Senior Crimestoppers plaque.
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- Pictured from left to right, CB&S Bank Chief Sales Officer Matt Cooper, CB&S Bank Chief Financial Officer John Aldridge, CB&S Bank Chairman Cecil Batchelor, Burns Nursing Home Administrator Mark DeArman, Burns Nursing Home Owner Martha DeArman and Senior Crimestoppers Vice-President George Clinard.
