SWEETS FOR STAFF AT REHABILITATION CENTERS

an Brown of Waterstone on High Ridge, left, and Dawyn Karvoski, director of admissions at Greenwich Woods.

Talk about being a kid in a candy store ”“ staff at five rehabilitation centers in Greenwich and Stamford received a sweet thank you from Waterstone on High Ridge with a surprise visit from Curbside Confections.

The senior living community, Waterstone on High Ridge, in Stamford, run by Epoch Senior Living wanted to let physical and occupational therapists and recreational and dietary staff know that they were doing a great job taking care Waterstone residents who visit their facilities for treatment.

Workers at Greenwich Woods, Nathaniel Witherell in Greenwich, Ark Rehabilitation Villa at Stamford and Waveny Rehabilitation in Stamford were treated to candy and ice cream from the Curbside Confections truck.

“I think it”™s great that the staff receive appreciation from people who they don”™t see who are helped by their work,”™”™ said Yaacov Kramer, an administrator at Greenwich Woods.

Jeanie Ricci, senior advisor of Waterstone on High Ridge, said, “The care our residents receive is very important to us. They deserve the best, and so do their caregivers.”™”™

From left: Jeanie Ricci, senior advisor at Waterstone on High Ridge; Christine Mangi, On the Mend; Dean Brown, Waterstone on High Ridge; and Kelly Gannon, rehabilitation director at Greenwich Woods.

Located at 215 High Ridge Road on a beautiful campus next to a conservation area, Waterstone on High Ridge is an elegant hotel-style community for seniors 62+ offering independent living, assisted living and memory care with a full array of best-in-class amenities and services.

The latest best-in-class independent senior living community created by leaders in the field, Waterstone on High Ridge is by EPOCH Senior Living, the owner/operator and national developer operating 16 senior living communities in the Northeast.