More than 400 nursing home employees and residents attended Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
The event featured presentations from seven nursing homes, and 71 nursing homes employees were honored for a combined 1,102 years of service in long term care.
Alabama’s Best Practices was held August 27, 2015, at the Cahaba Grand Conference Center in Birmingham.
Here’s a photo gallery from the day that celebrates nursing homes.
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- More than 400 people attended Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Hanceville Nursing & Rehab Center resident Lydia Guthrie plays the piano and leads the Alabama Best Practices crowd in singing. Ms. Guthrie is 79-years-old and was a certified choir director for the United Methodist Church.
- Hanceville Nursing & Rehab Center presents We Can Do It! at Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Birmingham Nursing & Rehab Center presents A Person Centered Approach to Medication Administration at Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Marshall Manor Nursing Home played a friendly game of “Facility Feud” as part of its Memory Lane presentation.
- Marshall Manor Nursing Home resident Patrick Cryar demonstrates talking with his iPad to the Alabama’s Best Practices audience.
- Margaret Howell, of Cypress Cove Care & Rehab Center in Muscle Shoals, is honored for 54 years of service as a Licensed Practical Nurse. Also pictured are Alabama’s Best Practices Steering Committee Chair Donna Guthrie and ANHA President Richard Brockman.
- Attendees of Alabama’s Best Practices 2015 filled out almost 400 postcards to legislators encouraging them to fully fund Medicaid.
- Generations of Red Bay presented The Rooster Club at Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Cullman Health & Rehab Center presents My Facebook at Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Ms. Alabama Nursing Home 2015 Sylvia Holland addresses the Alabama’s Best Practices crowd. Host Bob Coker is also pictured.
- Oak Park Nursing Home staff presented their Senior to Senior Art Program at Alabama’s Best Practices 2015.
- Oak Trace Care & Rehab Center and Terrace Oaks Care & Rehab Center welcome cancer survivors to hte stage as part of their Walk & Roll presentation.













