Thank you KOI for the wonderful scrubs!
Thank you ADC for the wonderful stethoscopes and manometer!
Thank you Landau, Barco and Cherokee for the generous "goodies" you provided us - our customers all loved them!
Monday, September 27, 2010
HUGE Thank you!
Our Grand Re-Opening last week was a success, in most part our suppliers who gave us, ahem, supplies to give away to our customers visiting our store!
Thank you KOI for the wonderful scrubs!
Thank you ADC for the wonderful stethoscopes and manometer!
Thank you Landau, Barco and Cherokee for the generous "goodies" you provided us - our customers all loved them!
Thank you KOI for the wonderful scrubs!
Thank you ADC for the wonderful stethoscopes and manometer!
Thank you Landau, Barco and Cherokee for the generous "goodies" you provided us - our customers all loved them!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Grand Re-Opening Day 5 - The Final Day!
Peeps this is your LAST chance to come get some goodies!!
Our goodies bags have gotten progressively heavier through the week. Meaning, they have MORE loot in them! So get off your duff and come on down!
Oh, and be sure to Enter-To-Win! You could be a winner like these fine people:
Denise - Winner of a Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Luisa - Winner of a Free Koi scrub top or bottom of her choice!
Saphire - Winner of a Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Congratulations, winners!
We hope to see the rest of you soon!! TGIF!
Our goodies bags have gotten progressively heavier through the week. Meaning, they have MORE loot in them! So get off your duff and come on down!
Oh, and be sure to Enter-To-Win! You could be a winner like these fine people:
Denise - Winner of a Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Luisa - Winner of a Free Koi scrub top or bottom of her choice!
Saphire - Winner of a Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Congratulations, winners!
We hope to see the rest of you soon!! TGIF!
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Grand Re-Opening - Day 4
Folks, we are down to our last two days of our Grand Re-Opening! Better hurry in for the last opportunities to SAVE and be given FREE goodies!
The winners of our Wednesday Enter-To-Win are:
Amelia - Free Koi Scrub top or bottom!
Lena - Free Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Alethea - Free Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Congratulations, you winners, you!!
Since I am running the Enter-To-Win drawing program, I get to call the winners and it is so fun! I love my job!
Come in and see us today!
The winners of our Wednesday Enter-To-Win are:
Amelia - Free Koi Scrub top or bottom!
Lena - Free Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Alethea - Free Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Congratulations, you winners, you!!
Since I am running the Enter-To-Win drawing program, I get to call the winners and it is so fun! I love my job!
Come in and see us today!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Grand Re-Opening - Day 3
Ladies and Gents, we have three new Daily Enter-To-Win Winners!
Peggy won a ADC Aneroid Sphygmomanometer!
Justine won a Free Koi Scrub item!
Melissa won a Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Our free goodie bags are going like hotcakes and customers are enjoying discounts on stethoschopes and scrubs.
They are also enjoying free samples of Sween Cream 24 and Atrac-Tain - two of the BEST lotions/creams on the market today for rough, dry and cracked skin!
Come on down! We would love to see YOU!
Peggy won a ADC Aneroid Sphygmomanometer!
Justine won a Free Koi Scrub item!
Melissa won a Adscope 609 Professional Stethoscope!
Our free goodie bags are going like hotcakes and customers are enjoying discounts on stethoschopes and scrubs.
They are also enjoying free samples of Sween Cream 24 and Atrac-Tain - two of the BEST lotions/creams on the market today for rough, dry and cracked skin!
Come on down! We would love to see YOU!
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Grand Re-Opening - Day 2!
Day One of our Grand Re-Opening was FUN!
The surprised look of our customers getting FREEBIES was the icing on the cake. We had shoppers at our SALE RACK and customers taking advantage of our STETHOSCOPE SALE!
REMINDER: We have 10% off ANY stethoscope and 10-50% off select apparel!
HERE ARE OUR DAILY ENTER-TO-WIN WINNERS:
Danielle won a free KOI Scrub top or pant of her choice!
Vera won a Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Hannah won a Adscope 602 Cardiology stethoscope!
Congratulations Ladies!
Come on down and say hello and join our festivities!
The surprised look of our customers getting FREEBIES was the icing on the cake. We had shoppers at our SALE RACK and customers taking advantage of our STETHOSCOPE SALE!
REMINDER: We have 10% off ANY stethoscope and 10-50% off select apparel!
HERE ARE OUR DAILY ENTER-TO-WIN WINNERS:
Danielle won a free KOI Scrub top or pant of her choice!
Vera won a Adscope 641 Sprague Stethoscope!
Hannah won a Adscope 602 Cardiology stethoscope!
Congratulations Ladies!
Come on down and say hello and join our festivities!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Grand Re-Opening Week - Day 1
Hello People!
Well, we kicked off our Grand Re-Opening week in style!
So far today we have given out TONS of goodie bags to every customer making a purchase, along with Random "More FUN" goodie bags to people shopping in our store. Our goodie bags include everything from fun notepads and pens to lanyards, to lotions and snazzy nail files that you can put on your keychains.
While you are here, be sure to do our Enter To Win Contest - we have drawings daily for FREE scrubs and stethoscopes!
You know you some, so come on in and see us today!
Well, we kicked off our Grand Re-Opening week in style!
So far today we have given out TONS of goodie bags to every customer making a purchase, along with Random "More FUN" goodie bags to people shopping in our store. Our goodie bags include everything from fun notepads and pens to lanyards, to lotions and snazzy nail files that you can put on your keychains.
While you are here, be sure to do our Enter To Win Contest - we have drawings daily for FREE scrubs and stethoscopes!
You know you some, so come on in and see us today!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
monday, Monday, MONDAY!!
Thats right, Monday!
Our GRAND RE-OPENING starts this coming MONDAY!
Boy have we been busy getting ready for YOU!
We have GOODIE BAGS coming out of our ears!
We have DAILY Enter to Win PRIZES!
We have SALE prices on scrubs and stethoscopes!
We hope to see you! Our Grand Re-Opening is celebrated next week, September 20-25th, 2010! Come see us for the good stuff!
Our GRAND RE-OPENING starts this coming MONDAY!
Boy have we been busy getting ready for YOU!
We have GOODIE BAGS coming out of our ears!
We have DAILY Enter to Win PRIZES!
We have SALE prices on scrubs and stethoscopes!
We hope to see you! Our Grand Re-Opening is celebrated next week, September 20-25th, 2010! Come see us for the good stuff!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Are You Ready for Some .....Uniforms?!
Professional Football kicked off this week. I'm sure you can sense my excitement.
I AM excited, however, that our GRAND RE-OPENING of Mountain View Medical Supply and Laurel Unforms & Apparel is only FIVE days away!!! WootWoot! *insert fist pump*
We have GREAT prizes to give away, thanks to Koi
and American Diagnostics Corporation
We have TEN stethoscopes/aneroid sphygmomanometer's to give away plus FIVE Medical Scrub items to give away! Thank you Koi and ADC!!
We also have TONS of goodie bags when you make a purchase in our store!
PLUS! We have 10% off ANY stethoscope and 10-50% off Select Apparel!
You wont want to miss this great event, so be sure to stop by next week!
And Go Broncos! ;-)
I AM excited, however, that our GRAND RE-OPENING of Mountain View Medical Supply and Laurel Unforms & Apparel is only FIVE days away!!! WootWoot! *insert fist pump*
We have GREAT prizes to give away, thanks to Koi
and American Diagnostics Corporation
We have TEN stethoscopes/aneroid sphygmomanometer's to give away plus FIVE Medical Scrub items to give away! Thank you Koi and ADC!!
We also have TONS of goodie bags when you make a purchase in our store!
PLUS! We have 10% off ANY stethoscope and 10-50% off Select Apparel!
You wont want to miss this great event, so be sure to stop by next week!
And Go Broncos! ;-)
Friday, September 10, 2010
Remembering 9-11
Tomorrow is September 11th. Do you remember where you were when you first heard about the events occuring during 9-11-01?
Because I am on Mountain Time, I heard the news on the radio about half way into work. At that point they thought it was an accident. And then the second plane hit the second tower. It so happened that my work had CNN on several TV's in what we called a Network Operations Center (NOC) and one wall of the NOC was nothing but glass. I gathered with about 12 other co-workers at that glass watching the events unfold, all of us in horror. Well, except one person who was asking if they could get a server overnighted to a customer. The magnitude of the events were not registering, even after we told them that ALL flights in the ENTIRE US were grounded. And then another coworker mentioned under her breath (oh, all of those people...). That was when the first tower collapsed.
None of the people on the hijacked airplanes survived. The total death toll of the attacks was 2,996 including the 19 hijackers. People from over 70 countries were killed and overwhelmingly were civilians.
I went home early, gathered my children and spent the rest of the day with my family watching the news, thanking heaven that my family was safe. After tucking the kids in, I sat on the back patio. I will never forget the silence and the lack of airplanes in the sky. It was so powerful to only see our military flying in a grid patrolling our airspace, keeping us safe.
So tomorrow, give pause to remember those who needlessly died in the name of hatred, and their families who suffered and had to find the strength to somehow move on.
Peace.
Because I am on Mountain Time, I heard the news on the radio about half way into work. At that point they thought it was an accident. And then the second plane hit the second tower. It so happened that my work had CNN on several TV's in what we called a Network Operations Center (NOC) and one wall of the NOC was nothing but glass. I gathered with about 12 other co-workers at that glass watching the events unfold, all of us in horror. Well, except one person who was asking if they could get a server overnighted to a customer. The magnitude of the events were not registering, even after we told them that ALL flights in the ENTIRE US were grounded. And then another coworker mentioned under her breath (oh, all of those people...). That was when the first tower collapsed.
None of the people on the hijacked airplanes survived. The total death toll of the attacks was 2,996 including the 19 hijackers. People from over 70 countries were killed and overwhelmingly were civilians.
I went home early, gathered my children and spent the rest of the day with my family watching the news, thanking heaven that my family was safe. After tucking the kids in, I sat on the back patio. I will never forget the silence and the lack of airplanes in the sky. It was so powerful to only see our military flying in a grid patrolling our airspace, keeping us safe.
So tomorrow, give pause to remember those who needlessly died in the name of hatred, and their families who suffered and had to find the strength to somehow move on.
Peace.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Laurel Uniforms & Apparel is Officially HERE!
HI All!
We are so very pleased to announce that Laurel Uniforms & Apparel is now officially part of our operating business!
Lots of sweat (some blood) and a few tears and tantrums and the store looks great and the customers are comin' in!
Check us out!
And here is our embroidery machine, affectionately named "Bertha" because she was very heavy and difficult to move (required a crane!):
Please help us to celebrate our Grand Re-Opening the week of September 20-25, 2010! We will have 10% OFF any stethoscope and 10-50% OFF of select Apparel! PLUS Free goodie bags and prizes!
Hope to see you here!
We are so very pleased to announce that Laurel Uniforms & Apparel is now officially part of our operating business!
Lots of sweat (some blood) and a few tears and tantrums and the store looks great and the customers are comin' in!
Check us out!
And here is our embroidery machine, affectionately named "Bertha" because she was very heavy and difficult to move (required a crane!):
Please help us to celebrate our Grand Re-Opening the week of September 20-25, 2010! We will have 10% OFF any stethoscope and 10-50% OFF of select Apparel! PLUS Free goodie bags and prizes!
Hope to see you here!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
FUNNY Back to School Quotes
“But there are advantages to being elected President. The day after I was elected, I had my high school grades classified Top Secret.” - Ronald Reagan
Smartness runs in my family. When I went to school I was so smart my teacher was in my class for five years.” - Gracie Allen
“We all learn by experience but some of us have to go to summer school.” - Peter De Vries
“What’s another word for thesaurus?” - Steven Wright
“Schoolteachers are not fully appreciated by parents until it rains all day Saturday.” - E.C. McKenzie
High School: The mouse race to prepare you for the
rat race.
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my
education.” - Mark Twain
“True Terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country.”
- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
“My education was dismal. I went to a series of schools for mentally disturbed teachers.” - Woody Allen
“In youth we learn; in age we understand.”
- Von Ebner-Eschenbach
“ I touch the future. I teach.” - Christa McAuliffe
“I’m not going to buy my kids an encyclopedia. Let them walk to school like I did.” - Yogi Berra
“In elementary school, in case of fire you have to line up quietly in a single file line from the smallest to the tallest. What is the logic? Do tall people burn slower?”
- Warren Hutcherson
Smartness runs in my family. When I went to school I was so smart my teacher was in my class for five years.” - Gracie Allen
“We all learn by experience but some of us have to go to summer school.” - Peter De Vries
“What’s another word for thesaurus?” - Steven Wright
“Schoolteachers are not fully appreciated by parents until it rains all day Saturday.” - E.C. McKenzie
High School: The mouse race to prepare you for the
rat race.
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my
education.” - Mark Twain
“True Terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country.”
- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
“My education was dismal. I went to a series of schools for mentally disturbed teachers.” - Woody Allen
“In youth we learn; in age we understand.”
- Von Ebner-Eschenbach
“ I touch the future. I teach.” - Christa McAuliffe
“I’m not going to buy my kids an encyclopedia. Let them walk to school like I did.” - Yogi Berra
“In elementary school, in case of fire you have to line up quietly in a single file line from the smallest to the tallest. What is the logic? Do tall people burn slower?”
- Warren Hutcherson
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Retirement Living, Assisted Living & Nursing Homes
There are many options for senior living, and it can be confusing to know which choice is best for you or a loved one.
It used to be that senior family members either had family come to their home to care for them, they went to live with a child in their home, or they went to a nursing home. Nursing homes still carry somewhat of a stigma, although they have come a long way and no longer warrant that negative connotation.
Retirement Living or Independent Living communities can be single homes in a subdivision or apartment complexes. They are for people who can live without help, but no longer want the burden of home maintenance. They offer a setting for people of the same age and same interests to live in the same community. They often offer social activities, day trips, cooked meals, house cleaning and shuttle services. The also tend to offer other services at a reduced rate to the group such as a community handyman, detailed house cleaning, beauty salon, healthcare or homecare services. They simply cater to the needs and desires of people who are retired.
Assisted Living communities vary greatly by definition. A lot of them are now called “progressive” living, creating a “campus” where seniors can move into Independent Living, and as their needs change, they can move within the building to receive more advanced care and help. These living arrangements allow the senior to live in the same location without having to ever move their home more than a wing away. Some facilities even offer hospice. Although this can be difficult for some seniors to accept, it makes caring for the senior easier since the medical team on the campus is congruent. Some Assisted Living locations only care for seniors to a certain level of care and if skilled nurses or hospice are needed, the senior would have to move.
Nursing Homes are for those requiring skilled nursing - basically doctors or nurses provide services on a daily basis. The emphasis on care is medical care. Seniors can also stay short-term while going through rehabilitation, and then move back to their previous location.
While the decision to move may be difficult, benefits of community senior living are great. Social interaction can decrease social isolation and possibly improve health. Having balanced, prepared meals ensure continued health. And most importantly, senior focused healthcare is at your fingertips.
Source: www.rui.net/retirement living
It used to be that senior family members either had family come to their home to care for them, they went to live with a child in their home, or they went to a nursing home. Nursing homes still carry somewhat of a stigma, although they have come a long way and no longer warrant that negative connotation.
Retirement Living or Independent Living communities can be single homes in a subdivision or apartment complexes. They are for people who can live without help, but no longer want the burden of home maintenance. They offer a setting for people of the same age and same interests to live in the same community. They often offer social activities, day trips, cooked meals, house cleaning and shuttle services. The also tend to offer other services at a reduced rate to the group such as a community handyman, detailed house cleaning, beauty salon, healthcare or homecare services. They simply cater to the needs and desires of people who are retired.
Assisted Living communities vary greatly by definition. A lot of them are now called “progressive” living, creating a “campus” where seniors can move into Independent Living, and as their needs change, they can move within the building to receive more advanced care and help. These living arrangements allow the senior to live in the same location without having to ever move their home more than a wing away. Some facilities even offer hospice. Although this can be difficult for some seniors to accept, it makes caring for the senior easier since the medical team on the campus is congruent. Some Assisted Living locations only care for seniors to a certain level of care and if skilled nurses or hospice are needed, the senior would have to move.
Nursing Homes are for those requiring skilled nursing - basically doctors or nurses provide services on a daily basis. The emphasis on care is medical care. Seniors can also stay short-term while going through rehabilitation, and then move back to their previous location.
While the decision to move may be difficult, benefits of community senior living are great. Social interaction can decrease social isolation and possibly improve health. Having balanced, prepared meals ensure continued health. And most importantly, senior focused healthcare is at your fingertips.
Source: www.rui.net/retirement living
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