Resident Paula Hurwitz brought her experience as a medical research librarian to Riderwood’s Village Square library.
Category: Riderwood Reporter Articles
Gardeners find unique uses for garden plots
Resident members of the Garden Club use their personal garden plots to cultivate unique plants and artwork.
Life Ledger: Storing not so common vital information
Riderwood’s Caring Connections program provides a resource called Life Ledger, to allow residents to provide important information to their families in case of emergency.
Residents find kinship in shared hometown
Three Riderwood residents discovered after moving in that they all grew up in the same small area of Germany.
Centenarian reflects on a lifetime of service
Resident Esther Nicols, one of Riderwood’s Centenarians, has had a long, full life full of providing for others.
Centenarian resident continues working with the Music Center at the Strathmore
Resident Irving “Andy” Andrusia continues a professional career in music even at age 100, as a House Assistant at the Music Center at Strathmore.
The quietest health risk we face – isolation
The Resident Services Department will be putting on a presentation about Social Isolation in late September.
Fear of falling can increase fall risk
Learn about some of the causes of falls, and how a fear of falling can increase the risk.
Riderwood resident assists with bee research
Resident Annelie Wilde dedicates some of her time at Riderwood to assisting the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge in studying bees.
Erickson Advantage – Inpatient vs. observational
Find out what you’ll need to know about your coverage after a stay in the hospital.
Resident recalls 9/11 attacks in New York
Resident Jackie Nichols was driving into Manhattan on September 11, 2001 and witnessed the attacks of that day.
Fall 2019 PGCC Registration Information
Registration for Fall 2019 PGCC Classes is coming up fast! Find out what you’ll need to register for this session.
