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Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee Report <br />The Orange County Nursing Home Community Advisory Committee (OCNHCAC) met March 3, 2015. Recent site <br />visit reports for Brookshire, Carolina Point and Signature Healthcare of Chapel Hill nursing homes were approved. <br />The site visit for Carol Woods was postponed twice due to weather conditions. That visit will be completed before <br />the end of March. <br /> All of the Orange County nursing homes are participating in the music and memory program. Those programs <br />are well received by residents and their families. <br /> We had the administrator and chaplain from Signature Healthcare of Chapel Hill as our guests. We heard and <br />discussed the ongoing programs and efforts of Signature Healthcare. We were very impressed with what is <br />happening at this facility. It is clear that the Chapel Hill nursing home is receiving excellent directions and support <br />from Signature Healthcare corporate offices. Aside from this support, they are preparing for some major <br />renovations to the facility here. <br /> Everything is going well for OCNHCAC. As of the end of March their new chairperson will be Teri Driscoll. We <br />are looking forward to our regional CAC meeting on March 18th. I will be representing OCNHCAC at the Orange <br />County Board of Commissioners work session on March 19th. <br /> <br />Respectfully submitted <br />Ed Flowers <br /> <br /> <br />Committees Progress Reports submitted by Alex Castro Jr. <br />Chapel Hill Carrboro Meals on Wheels <br />A total of 2893 meals delivered in February 2015 versus 2731 in 2014 in spite of adverse weather. The facilities <br />committee is heavily involved in a search for a new home that will meet the growth needs of the organization. A <br />volunteer appreciation luncheon was hosted by the board of directors on February 25th at the St. Thomas More <br />Friends and Family Hall. About 120 volunteers and their guests attended. <br /> <br />Orange County Unified Transportation Board <br />The board meeting of February 18 was cancelled because of adverse weather. The BOCC was to receive an update <br />on the Orange County Bus and Rail Investment Plan at their meeting of March 5 which was also cancelled because <br />of adverse weather. The presentation is now scheduled to be made at the March 17 BOCC meeting. The <br />transportation board will review the Draft OPT Para-transit Plan and proposed Increase in Service at the March 18 <br />meeting. Triangle Transit will hold a Light Rail Transit open house between 4 and 7PM at the UNC Friday Center. <br /> <br /> <br />Music and Memory Report submitted by Donna Prather <br />The user group met in January and February. Representatives from Carol Woods, Charles House, Soltys Center, <br />Right at Home, and Carolina House attended one or both meetings. <br />Each program is working through challenges involved in implementing the music and memory project (e.g., creating <br />storage space, developing individualized playlists, educating staff, and getting staff involvement). Families appear <br />to be very supportive but also appear in general not to have much time to participate. <br /> <br />Britney Wiggins, the coordinator for the project, plans to focus her attention on helping the Stratford, Signature, and <br />Carolina Pointe with their efforts. <br /> <br />Given the challenges of implementing the music and memory program, it has been proposed that the Quality <br />Services Awards be given in September rather than May. <br />
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