October declared Resident’s Rights month in Corbin

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October is Residents’ Rights month for long term care residents.

Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus visited the Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Wednesday, Sept. 29.

After a short tour of the facility, as well as conversing with several of the residents who were present, Razmus proclaimed October Residents’ Rights Month in the City of Corbin by signing a proclamation in the presence of the District Long term Care Ombudsman, residents and staff of the facility.

Back row: Social Service Director Megan Ward, Nursing Home Administrator Michelle Mercer, District Long Term Care Ombudsman Arlene Gibson, Activities Assistant Melonie Huddleston, Director of Nursing Rebecca Caddell.

Front row: Resident Ronella Smith, resident Raymond Alsip, Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus, and resident Lois Brock.

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