Spreading Christmas Cheer at ACH Community Care Center

Alliance, Ohio – Christmas came five days early at Alliance Community Hospital’s (ACH) Community Care Center (CCC).

On Friday, December 20th, CCC residents, patients and family members filled the dining room for the annual CCC Christmas Party! Musical entertainment was provided by John King, who performed covers of modern country songs, as residents and staff danced. While it was not the traditional Christmas party many would expect, the atmosphere was energized and fun for all in attendance. Holiday refreshments were prepared by the ACH Nutritional Services Department.

The festivities were made even more special when Santa Claus made a surprise guest appearance! He spread holiday cheer and good wishes for the New Year as he greeted each party-goer. All of the children were invited to share their Christmas wishes with Santa and had the opportunity to have their picture taken. Then Santa presented each child with some early Christmas presents.

But the children weren’t the only ones on Santa’s nice list this year! With help from the CCC staff, Santa handed out presents to each of the residents and patients.

“The staff members of the Community Care Center and Alliance Community Hospital are so kind and generous to our residents; they provide the majority of the presents Santa handed out,” said Lori Underwood, CCC Activity Director. “Every resident and patient at CCC received several gifts. This truly is the most wonderful time of the year!”

The CommunityCareCenter is a 68-bed, extended-care facility that provides a home-like atmosphere and a competent and caring staff to its patients and residents. For more information about the services available at The Community Care Center or Alliance Community Hospital go to www.achosp.org , like us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel to learn more about the true stories of extraordinary, compassionate care that make Alliance Community Hospital the most patient-centered facility in the state of Ohio.

Lori Underwood, CCC Activity Director, hands Santa a present for one of the CCC residents during the party.

Lori Underwood, CCC Activity Director, hands Santa a present for one of the CCC residents during the party.

Christmas Celebrations held at ACH Community Care Center

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Santa and Mrs. Claus

The Christmas Spirit is in full swing at Alliance Community Hospital’s (ACH) Community Care Center (CCC).

On Monday, December 17th, CCC residents, patients, family members and patients from Acute Rehab filled the dining room for the annual CCC Christmas Party! Musical entertainment was provided by Robin Roseberry and Valerie Burk, daughters of a CCC resident. Holiday refreshments were prepared by the ACH Nutritional Services Department.

The man of the hour – Santa Claus, and his lovely wife –Mrs. Claus, surprised everyone with a grand appearance. The couple spread some Christmas cheer as they greeted the party-goers. All children present were invited to share their Christmas wishes with Santa and to have their picture taken. Santa and Mrs. Claus presented each child with an early Christmas present.

The presents weren’t only for the children, though! Santa and Mrs. Claus helped the CCC staff hand out presents to each of the residents and patients.

“It truly is better to give than receive when you see the surprise and joy on the faces of the residents as they open their gifts,” said Lori Underwood, CCC Activity Director. “We have such a caring, generous staff here at CCC and ACH; thank you for helping to make this Christmas special.”

The Community Care Center is a 68-bed, extended-care facility that provides a home-like atmosphere and a competent and caring staff to its patients and residents. For more information about the services available at The Community Care Center or Alliance Community Hospital go to www.achosp.org , like us on Facebook, subscribe to our YouTube channel, or visit www.achstory.org to learn more about the true stories of extraordinary, compassionate care that make Alliance Community Hospital the most patient-centered facility in the state of Ohio.