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At Country Meadows Retirement Communities, dedication and compassion don't go unnoticed—they're celebrated. Two standout team members, Jacob Kaufman and Craig Lonesky, have been honored as Rising Stars by the Pennsylvania Health Care Association, recognizing their exceptional contributions to long-term care. Jacob, who began his journey inspired by his great-grandmother's experience with dementia, now leads the Connections Club, supporting residents with early-stage memory loss. Craig transitioned from warehouse work to become a float cook, bringing comfort through familiar, home-style meals. Their stories exemplify how Country Meadows nurtures talent and fosters meaningful careers in senior living. Discover how purpose-driven work and a supportive environment can lead to personal and professional growth.
At Country Meadows Retirement Communities, we believe that students bring fresh perspectives and energy that enrich our community. Whether you're in high school, college, or returning to education, we offer flexible part-time positions that accommodate your academic schedule. Join our team and gain valuable work experience, develop essential skills, and make a meaningful impact in the lives of our residents. Explore the opportunities available and see how you can be a part of our compassionate and dynamic team.
At Country Meadows Wyomissing, our culture is built on recognizing and celebrating the unique qualities that each co-worker brings to our community. Through our annual Superlatives program, we spotlight individuals who embody our values of kindness, positivity, and dedication. From Vi, who makes everyone feel special with her inclusive fitness events, to Kelly, whose radiant positivity brightens the day of every resident and co-worker, our team members create an environment that feels like home. These recognitions are more than just awards—they're a testament to the compassionate and vibrant culture that defines Country Meadows Wyomissing.
At Country Meadows Retirement Communities, kindness isn't just a value—it's a tradition. In April, we celebrated our annual Practice Random Acts of Kindness (PRAK) initiative, honoring the legacy of co-founder Mary Jane Leader. Throughout the month, residents and co-workers across all campuses engaged in heartfelt acts of service, spreading joy and compassion within our communities and beyond. This initiative reflects our commitment to fostering a culture of kindness, making a positive impact on the lives of those we serve.
Looking to make your years truly meaningful? Discover how volunteering can enhance your health, happiness, and sense of purpose. Our latest article explores the transformative power of giving back, from boosting mental well-being to fostering intergenerational connections. Learn how retirees are finding renewed joy and community through acts of kindness.
There are two very important days in Clair and Gloria Sterner’s love story: Tuesday, June 26, 2023 and Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024—the day they met and the day they got married. They credit their steadfast faith, their wonderful families and a shared love of ice cream for bringing them together so they can experience this type of partnership in this season of their life.
Farm Show fun was brought to a group of seniors in Harrisburg Wednesday. It can be hard for some of them to move around the crowded halls of the complex, but seniors still participated in seated square dancing. “It’s very interactive physically, a lot of movement exercise and it’s just great fun,” said Diana Bixler. “It really is. It’s a lot of fun, and it’s a memory invoker, too, because they’ll share memories if they’ve been to square dances, they did square dancing.” Aside from do-si-do-ing, seniors also got to taste Farm Show staples like milkshakes and make butter.
Throughout the holiday season, Country Meadows co-workers are just as busy as Santa’s helpers as they plan events and activities to get our residents into the holiday spirit. Across all nine campus communities, residents and co-workers enjoyed time-honored Country Meadows traditions and started new ones.
When asked what advice she has to share with the residents and co-workers at her home at Country Meadows Retirement Communities Wyomissing campus, Margaret raised her can of Yuengling lager and beamed the brightest smile. For years Margaret has cited God, good genes and Yuengling as her secret to longevity. And now, on Friday, Dec. 13, 2024 she celebrated her 110th birthday. The celebrations kicked off when Yuengling’s Chief Administrative Officer Wendy Yuengling hand-delivered a gift to the birthday girl. The two enjoyed a cold one together and shared a cheers.
Explore how Vi Schultz, fitness director at Country Meadows in Wyomissing, brought local veterans together to honor Veterans Day. Inspired by a resident’s service stories during exercise classes, Schultz organized a meaningful walk where veterans could share their experiences and foster connection. For Schultz, this initiative is deeply personal—her family’s journey as Vietnam War refugees underscores her gratitude for the sacrifices of veterans. Discover how the event combined community, reflection, and the healing power of exercise to support those who have served.
