PURPOSE Under the supervision of the CHS Co-Director, the nurse supervises medication administration, reviews medical records/appointments, writes and maintains medical histories, follows up on Dr’s orders, diagnosis and treatment plans as needed, Support Plans as needed, coordinates overall medical participation of each resident including, but not limited to, primary physician,
Just in time for “the big game”… Win a 4K TV! Tickets on sale NOW: www.intercommunityaction.org/tvraffle $10 each or three for $20! Drawing will be held Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, at the Center at Journey’s Way (Winner does not have to be present at drawing.)
Please note that Intercommunity Action will be CLOSED Monday, July 3 and Tuesday, July 4, to celebrate Independence Day. We’ll return to our regular hours on Wednesday, July 5.
Join us as we recreate a summer night at the bandshell featuring the music from the Swing Era of the 1930s and 1940s. This will be Interact’s 20th “Caring for the Community” Auction fundraiser! We’ll be presenting our Community Appreciation Award to Kay Sykora. Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 5:30
Yoga flyer -3-20-17 COME and Attend ZUMBA – 3-08-17 (1) Aerboics classes flyer – 3-13-17
Please share our Activity Center Newsletter This month, we share our activities celebrating March’s Intellectual Disability Month. Also, thanks to generous donations, we now have two massage chairs. March 2017 IDD Activity Center Newsletter
Do you or your child . . . •Find it hard to figure out how to get started on a task •Have trouble figuring out how much time a task requires •Do things either quickly and messily or slowly and incompletely •Stick with a plan, even when it’s clear that
Board of Directors Promotes Vice President to Executive Position Philadelphia, PA, June 15, 2016 – Intercommunity Action (“Interact”) announces the appointment of Bryan Cohen as their new President and Chief Executive Officer. He succeeds David Bolin, who is retiring after more than 40 years with Interact, including 24 years as
Interact is seeking funds to equip the sensory room in our activity center. This space will serve adults with autism by acting as a “Snoezelen room”, allowing for self-directed stimulation in a soothing environment. The space can be utilized as a primary activity room or as a safe retreat from