Global Handwashing Day is recognized on October 15th. It is dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding the importance of washing your hands with soap as an effective and affordable way to prevent diseases.  

Love, strength & hope.  

This week we are honoring Mental Illness Awareness Week, which aims to fight discrimination and provide support to those with mental illnesses.   Mental health conditions are often misunderstood and often not discussed. Take the time this week to start an open discussion about mental health.

We honor the professionals who help our healthcare employees and patients stay well-nourished and healthy.   Healthcare foodservice workers play an important role in the day-to-day operation of our healthcare facilities.   Thank you healthcare foodservice workers for all that you do!

National Family Day is celebrated on the fourth Monday in September every year since 2001, and was created by the National Center on Addiction as a way to reduce substance abuse and other risky behavior in children and adolescents. Spending time with your family helps build a strong bonded relationship and trust. On this day…

National Rehabilitation Awareness Week is a time to recognize the many benefits that rehabilitation programs offer our communities.   This week we acknowledge the positive impact rehab programs offer and we show our appreciation to the compassionate healthcare professionals that provide rehab services to those in need.  

National Assisted Living Week was established in 1995, by the National Center for Assisted Living to celebrate residents, staff and family. This week provides us with the opportunity to learn and spread awareness about the assisted living community. Let us celebrate and recognize all of our wonderful residents and our hard working and compassionate staff…

Dear Webster Friends and Family, This weekend we honor and remember those who perished on 9/11/2001. We remember and salute all of our brave men and women in uniform. Tomorrow let us pause, honor, and remember those who died, those who served, and those who carry on. We will never forget.