The Society is very excited to honor the 2020 Margaret R. Spies Award recipients! This award recognizes the commitment and achievements of three members of the direct care team. This year's winners will be recognized on Tuesday, August 11th at 2pm. We'd love to tell you who those winners are, but we'd hate to spoil the surprise!
The Society of the United Helpers will host Uniform Sales at the Eleanor Burke Memorial Pavilion (in front of UH Independent Living) in Canton on Wednesday, August 19th and at the United Helpers Rehabilitation and Senior Care complex front "Circle" (by the main entrance) on Thursday, August 20th. Sales will run from 7 am to 4 pm.
*To be eligible for the products listed below, you must be employed a minimum of 180 days and be in an awarded position of 20 hours or more. See your payroll clerk for enrollment forms/information.*
Shoes for Crews is offering 15% off a purchase until the end of August. (This can be used in combination with the $15 off your first pair of the year discount). Visit www.shoesforcrews.com and check out all of the men's and women's styles available.
When the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD), the governor’s office, and other agencies began releasing guidelines for resumed visitation in our rehabilitation and senior care centers and Individualized Residential Alternatives (IRAs), the news was met with excitem
Over the past several weeks dozens of cars, trucks, and vans have made way their way around the campus at United Helpers Rehabilitation and Senior Care in Ogdensburg carrying the children, grandchildren, spouses, and other loved ones for a series of
Summer vacations have changed for many of us this year, but that doesn't mean we can't get creative and find some things to do that the whole family can enjoy. Here are a few ideas for how to improve your staycation.
It's hard to believe, but July 2nd marked our 100th Smile of the Day on Facebook.
Three high school seniors who furthering their education and planning to work in health care were recently honored with Helen S. Randles Scholarships.
The scholarships are presented by the Society of the United Helpers using funds from an endowment created by the late Ms. Randles, who served as a volunteer with United Helpers for 46 years.