Everyone has a Story . . .

2018ANNUAL REPORT

. . . This is Ours

Our Community Impact Story . . .

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$3,310,139TOTAL

Community Benefit

$39,000in sponsorships to

community events including Alzheimer’s Association Walk and Longest Day, The Rotary Club of Strongsville, Southwest Community Health Foundation and St. John Neuman

Churchmonthly events and

birthday celebrations at community senior apartments, costing

$4,400

$337,819Receivedfrom 283 Donors

Completed

$800,000

capital improvements to skilled nursing

memory care units

Additional Community Benefit:

250 volunteers donated over 3,500 hours of service to residents

Provided free State Testing Nursing Assistant training to 49 students

Hosted 10 community Lunch & Learns and 7 community dances at Shurmer Place with a total attendance of 855

Provided 2,043 out-patient treatments by Hands-On Physical Therapy Specialists

Provided in-home health care services to 531 clients

8,585PrePareD

Meals for Strongsville residents, delivered by Strongsville

Women’s League, at a cost of

$28,920

sponsored

Provided in community benefit to the most vulnerable in the nursing home

$2.1 million

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Dear Friends,

In 2018, Altenheim Senior Living culminated its 125th anniversary with the Flourish event and Community Open House. Flourish was a huge success with over 260 guests enjoying music by Strongsville City Jazz, superb catering by Strongsville’s own Taste of Excellence and tours of our two newly opened residencies, Altenheim Therapy Rehab Center and Shurmer Place Memory Assisted Living. The Community Open House was attended by over 800. Attendees were treated to an ESPN live broadcast, burgers and beer from The Brew Kettle, and an appearance by the Cleveland Cavs’ own Austin Carr.

Over $130,000 was raised for The Altenheim Foundation, which serves as the fund-raising arm of Altenheim. We are thereby able to continue to provide services and programs that help all our residents be their best. We are sincerely grateful and humbled to have this phenomenal support from our donors, community residents and businesses.

The future is bright for Altenheim, but the challenges continue to be funding and the ever growing population of individuals needing care. We need your help! Gifts to The Altenheim Foundation will make it possible to continue our mission. There are several ways to give, including making a planned gift, becoming a member of The Altenheim Foundation or the 1892 Legacy Society, or by volunteering. Check out www.altenheim.com/waystogive for additional information.

The 2018 Annual Report is a reflection of Altenheim’s history, the rich stories of our residents and staff, and how their amazing lives are now part of Altenheim’s story. Everyone has a story . . .this is ours!!Sincerely,

2 0 1 8 Board of Directors

David Knowles, President

Barry Zimmerman, 1st Vice President

Norbert Manz, 2nd Vice President

John Kedzior, Secretary

Ray Haseley, Treasurer

Paul Psota, CEO Ex Officio

Deb Borowske

Mike Daymut*

Karl Helfrich

Robert Ivancic*

Wolfgang Keich

Blair LaCour

Ed Oliveros

Steve Sartschev

Mark Szeltner

Brigitte Ward

Vera Wendel

*deceased

HigHest RatingCenters for Medicare & Medicaid services

Shurmer PlaceDeficiency-free

Survey from Ohio Department of Health

Home Health CareCommunity Health

Accreditation Partner

One of Ohio’s Best Nursing Homes

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AltenheimSkilled Nursing and Rehab

Stories create community, enable us to see through the eyes of other people, and open us to the claims of others.

Peter Forbes

Altenheim complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not

discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.

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President, Board of Directors

David R. Knowles,Paul Psota,

CEO

Comfort and Contentment

Russell and Helen Horne enjoy a quiet, settled life together in the skilled nursing community of Altenheim Senior Living. Helen moved here in 2015, and Russell joined her in 2018. They enjoy being together, whether relaxing and reading, eating lunch in the dining room, or working on jigsaw puzzles together every day. They need extra help these days, but they are content and comfortable.

Some of the most beautiful chapters in our lives won’t have a title until much later. Author unknown

They are also happy to tell you of the rich and full life they’ve enjoyed for almost 58 years. Russell, a radio operator in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War, met Helen after leaving the service. He was introduced to her by a friend. “She made my heart do a flip when she walked in the door,” he said. He and Helen loved the polka and spent many happy hours dancing.

Helen worked until her first son was born, then managed the household, the children and, eventually, the care of her mother. Russell worked in manufacturing and production, retiring from Van Dorn Company in 1999. They raised two sons, and they enjoy visits from their five grandchildren. Each family member is proudly displayed on their portrait wall in their room, along with Russell’s very favorite photo of his bride on their wedding day. “We’ve had a great time together,” says Russell. Now they can relax and continue their companionship in a place that helps them live life fully.

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Leonard Lane’s days are full. Living at Shurmer Place Assisted Living allows him to pursue activities he enjoys despite the effects of a stroke he experienced in 2011. “The staff and people here are extremely friendly, and I have the support I need,” he says, “I won’t need to relocate if I should need more help.”

Leonard had a rich and full history before circumstances brought him here. He graduated from Ohio University and served in the ROTC, then served in the Air Force Office of Special Investigations handling top-secret projects. He and his first wife raised six children. Then he remarried and enjoyed another long marriage. He also had the joy of singing with the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, the Singer’s Club Chorus, the Center Stage Singers, and at the Indians Stadium with the United Church of Christ Choir.

These days, Leonard is up early every morning. At breakfast he checks the Shurmer Place calendar of events for the day. He plays Pokino or “Boot Camp for the Brain” word games and may take a walk or sit outside. Leonard also serves on the Resident Council and is currently Council President. He leads the group in developing outings and resident activities. He is making the most of what Shurmer Place Assisted Living has to offer.

Optimizing Body and Mind

To review activities available visit: www.Altenheim.com/Activities Calendar

The career history of Scott Soinger is inextricably linked to Altenheim Senior Living. At age 18, he applied for a job as a nurse’s aide while his friend applied at the same time for an opening in housekeeping. After just one day, Scott realized that he was more interested in his friend’s job, so he convinced his friend to switch positions. It was the beginning of a highly successful 36-year career.

Everyone has a story. What you do with it is up to you. Some repeat it, some learn from it. The really special ones use it to

help others.John Mark Green

Scott is Altenheim’s Director of Facilities, with full responsibility for all aspects of daily operations, safety, maintenance, laundry and housekeeping on the Altenheim campus. He has gained a deep and detailed knowledge of these functions and all their related requirements as he advanced from his initial job into leadership roles such as Maintenance Supervisor and

Environmental Services Director. “I enjoy all the aspects of my job, from interacting with residents, to hiring and managing great staff, to participating in major renovations and construction projects.” says Scott.

Scott has 20 staff members, many of whom have been with Altenheim 10-15 years or more. When asked to explain this loyalty, he answers, “I think it’s because we all share a strong work ethic. They know that I would not ask any of them to do anything I wouldn’t do myself. Also, these are special people – they understand that interacting with our residents is a core part of their job and they have the compassion to do that well.”

Residents can rest easy with Scott at the helm.

It took Leilani (Lani) Nunes years to reach America. Born in Manila, Philippines, she and her family dreamed of emigrating to the United States, but many obstacles blocked this path. Finally, in 2016 Lani and her husband Raf were cleared to leave.

Lani and Raf arrived in Cleveland and got jobs at Cintas. Lani soon realized it was the wrong job for her because she loved and needed to work with people. She began part-time work at Shurmer Place on the weekends and loved her work so much that a year later, she happily quit her Cintas job to take a full-time position as a dietary aide at Shurmer Place. Her happiness at Altenheim encouraged Raf to apply as well.

Tell the story of the mountain you climbed. Your words could become a page in someone else’s survival guide.

Morgan Harper Nichols

“I love what I’m doing,” says Lani. “For me this is a ministry. Seniors matter, and they remind me of my own elders. I want our residents to feel that they are special, so I learn as much as possible about their food preferences so I can present food to them that will encourage them to eat better. I also sing songs from their youth when I serve their food, and joke with them to make them smile.” Her loving and cheerful ways have made Lani so popular with the residents that she was recognized by the Resident Council as Employee of the Month early on. Recently, she was nominated for the Good to The Core Award, for treating the residents like family. “The nomination motivates me to continue doing my absolute best for our residents,” she says.

Career of a Lifetime Nutrition with a Song

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Beginning with Altenheim first residents in 1892, Altenheim has provided outstanding care to those who have entered our doors. As Seniors’ needs changed and expanded over time, Altenheim met these changes through expanded services including assisted living, short-term rehab, memory assisted living, home health and out-patient services. Our Story . . . . .

1876 Starting in 1876, The German Women’s Society was founded and began doing charitable work for the community.

By 1891, the society incorporated as the West Side Deutscher Frauen Verein, purchased land on Detroit Avenue in Cleveland, raised enough money to begin constructing a safe haven for the elderly who had very little resources.

1991 Additional wings added

2003 Aviary added to reception area

Hands on Physical Therapy and Out-Patient Services added

At-Home Private Duty added

Altenheim’s 125th Anniversary

2001 Shurmer Place Assisted Living opened

1892 Altenheim opened, debt free, with six residents

In the beginning . . . . .

2017

Beginning with Altenheim first residents in 1892, Altenheim has provided outstanding care to those who have entered our doors. As Seniors’ needs changed and expanded over time, Altenheim met these changes through expanded services including assisted living, short-term rehab, memory assisted living, home health and out-patient services.

1894 Marble mastiff donated and still guards the front entrance today

1920 Katherine Stump, resident, oldest first time voter in Cleveland casts ballot after passage of 19th Amendment

1980Sold Detroit Avenue home and property to St. John Hospital Purchased Stoney Hill Health Center in Strongsville, Ohio

2013 Groundbreaking for Shurmer Place expansion

2014 Ribbon cutting ceremony for Shurmer Place expansion

Home Health Care added to service line

Shurmer Place Memory Assisted Living

Therapy Rehab Center

Aqua Therapy added to service line

2016 Shurmer Place Memory Assisted Living and Therapy Rehab Center Groundbreaking

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Ribbon Cutting for Memory Assisted Living and Therapy Rehab Center, Flourish event and Community Open House

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© Ed M

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2018

Altenheim celebrated its 125th Anniversary May 17-19, 2018 with the Flourish event and Community Open House. With more than 1,000 attending both events, over $130,000 was raised to support the programs and services so important to the residents well-being. To all who celebrated this very special occasion with us. . . .Thank you!

New chapters in our story We Flourish!

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Opening Minds through ArtThis intergenerational artmaking program, designed for those with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias, acknowledges each participant as a vital creative individual. Through a grant from the Scripps Gerontology Center at Miami University, Altenheim conducted art making sessions, with high school and college age volunteers guiding the artmaking process, but leaving aesthetic decisions to the resident. The sessions culminated in an Art Show and Auction, held on December 9, 2018.

Volunteer Recognition DinnerVolunteers have been a part of Altenheim long before opening its doors in 1892. The first volunteers were the Women’s Auxiliary. Today, volunteers play a vital role in providing companionship, activities and religious services to the residents. The Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner is our way of saying Thank you for being part of our story for 125 years!!

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GIVInG soCIeTY of the Annual Appeal

PLATINUM $1,000 or moreAccuscripts PharmacyMr. and Mrs. Glenn G. HutchisonMr. and Mrs. John KedziorAllison and David KnowlesMr. and Mrs. Paul Psota, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Steve SartschevMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey WarnkinLeesa M. White, in memory of Olga SternMr. and Mrs. Barry R. Zimmerman

GOLD $500 - $999Donna K. CantlinBarbara A. CapadonaDonna Therese Casey, RN, MBAMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Haseley, In memory of Bethanne FlamikMr. Lawrence Jelinek, in memory of Mary JelinekMr. and Mrs. H.W. Keich, In memory of Werner and MichaelMr. and Mrs. Blair LaCourMr. and Mrs. Andrew RebholzDottie and Tim Welch

SILVER $300-$499Frank AwenderJames and Linda BegleyBrooker Insurance AgencyRobert Ferencz, In honor or Bruce FerenczMr. and Mrs. Michael Kalinich, In memory of Helen PuskasDeborah Kemokai-WrightMr. and Mrs. Joseph KinoshNorbert ManzMarion G. Ostheim

Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, Inc.

BRONZE $150-$299Arts in StrongsvilleMary BuynakMr. and Mrs. Pierre DavidMr. and Mrs. Gunther GlattKarina GrossMr. and Mrs. Charles HoltzMr. Richard Johnson, In memory of Janet JohnsonKEK Supply Co.Mrs. Carole Kuhn In memory of John KuhnMr. and Mrs. Eric LewandowskiRoseann and Terry MeadeJacqueline and Pete Moore, In memory of Helen Van DamCarl SchmelzerMr. and Mrs. Ken StahurskiStrongsville VFW Post 3345Mr. and Mrs. Peter SzeltnerMr. and Mrs. Larry WardVera WendelKim Windnagel, In honor of Glennys Pazynial

DONORS TO THE ANNUAL APPEALTeresa BeamAmy ChestersonMr. and Mrs. Robert Ehas, In honor of Richard EhasMelanie FarrellMr. Ronald E. Greinert In memory of LaVerne GreinertMr. and Mrs. Robert HallMs. Jo Harley, In memory of Irene HerendicNikolaus Helfrich, In memory of Karl Helfrich, Jr.Dr. Walter Heyse, In memory of Manfred MondtMs. Heidi Hillson, In memory of Helga FristerMrs. Faith KellyMr. Roger KirkKnights of Columbus Council #10792Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lege, In memory of Ross & Anita FazioPhil and Leslie McKenzieMrs. Sorina M. Mircea, In honor of Margaret KashouMs. Cheryl Molter, In honor of Gloria MolterMr. and Mrs. Thomas OritiMs. Susan Stolitza, In memory of Robert RennieMrs. Robin StrippyMr. George Stroemple, In memory of Maryruth StroempleMr. and Mrs. Robert VanceMr. and Mrs. Tim Viskocil, In memory of Mrs. Bennett In memory of parents of Karoline Balas

Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig GutweinMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. HaseleyMr. Karl S. HelfrichMr. William HerschbachDr. Walter HeyseReverend Horst HoyerMr. Robert Ivancic*Mr. and Mrs. Josef KarlMr. and Mrs. H. W. KeichMr. John Kedzior, Esq. Allison and David KnowlesMs. Doris KruseMs. Anne M. KuehnMr. Blair LaCourMr. Fred LeyendeckerMr. Karl A. Longerich*Mr. Harold LuceMr. Norbert ManzMetropolitan BuildersMs. Monica M. Newell, Esq.Mr. Ed OliverosMr. Thomas PerciakMr. Paul Psota, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Erich RockMrs. Reinhold RockMr. Steve SartschevMrs. Anna SchlegelmilchMr. Carl SchmelzerMr. Siegfried SchultzMrs. William SpaanMrs. Inge StrohhackerMr. Robert StrohhackerMr. Mark SzeltnerMr. and Mrs. Peter SzeltnerMs. Josefine SzentpeteryMr. and Mrs. Thomas TreichelMr. Dietrich VagtMrs. Larry WardMr. Jeffrey WarnkinMr. Ronald WayneWegman, Hessler & VanderburgMs. Vera WendelMrs. Jack WiewelMr. and Mrs. Herbert WolfelMrs. Annamarie WurthMr. Barry R. Zimmerman

*deceased

ABC Rental Center Parma HeightsAladdin’s Eatery, StrongsvilleAlphagraphics StrongsvilleMr. and Mrs. James AylsworthMary BarnesMr. and Mrs. Steve Bossart Brunswick KnittersMs. Michelle BunjevacMs. Kathleen CarnallCore Life EateryCostco, StrongsvilleMs. Linda Couture

CQ Printing StrongsvilleDarice, Inc.Floral EleganceMs. Michelle FoxMs. Carol GauteaMs. Diane GentileGlidden-Durkee Prime TimersMs. Marlene GorkaGraphic ReprosMr. Ronald E. GreinertMr. and Mrs. James GullickMs. Heidi GutweinMs. Bernice HaressinMs. Rosalia HeckerHeinen’s, StrongsvilleMs. Harriette HerouxMs. Heidi HillsonMs. Mary HornHuntington National BankMr. Kirk JacobsonMr. and Mrs. John KedziorAllison and David KnowlesKona IceMs. Maria LaSalviaLime CreativeMs. Delores MasichMr. Rick MillerMr. and Mrs. Martin MoriskyOlive ScenePainting with a TwistMr. and Mrs. Paul PauchMr. Tom PaulPetitti’s Garden Center, Strongsville Mr. and Mrs. John PetrunyakMrs. Jeanne PoloMs. Shirley PurcellReMax/Beynd 2000, Dennis and Debbie WolfMs. Gloria RoachMrs. Cynthia RoduskyMs. Dalia SakasMr. and Mrs. Craig SalisburyMr. Matt SchonhutMs. Joanne SchumacherMrs. Linda SchwartzSerpentini Chevrolet of StrongsvilleShinto Japanese Steak House & Sushi BarMs. Patricia SkerlMs. Sandra SmithSpaVia Day SpaSteel Valley X-RaySts. Joseph & John Roman Catholic ChurchThe Flower ShoppeThe Sherwin Williams CompanyTherapy in Motion LLCBecky ThompsonTLC InsuranceMs. Carol VelcioMr. and Mrs. Tim ViskocilWarm-up AmericaWashington ParkWestlake TravelMrs. MaryAnn Zahand

Mrs. Jack Wiewel, In memory of Jack Wiewel

DonorsWith great appreciation, we recognize the following individuals, businesses and organizations for their heartfelt and generous contributions in 2018. We work diligently to ensure accuracy when recognizing your gifts. Should you discover an error, please contact us at 440-238-3361 X 1171.

ANNUAL APPEAL MATCHING GIFTSNordson Corp.

OTHER GIFTSMrs. Maria Fielker Mr. Michael HerrikloMr. Mark LeahyMr. Thomas PerciakMr. Christopher SkullyMr. Herbert WolfelMrs. Anna Marie WurthMrs. Mary Zavoda

1892 FOUNDERS SOCIETYAlistair J. Ross Living TrustBoehmke FundEstate of Charlotte AdomaitisEstate of Philo D. HudsonMr.* and Mrs. Robert IvancicMr. and Mrs. Paul Psota, Esq.Margaret Saunders TrustSophia S. Schlather TrustMr. and Mrs. Paul Psota, Esq.Funds of the Cleveland Foundation Walter C. and Lucy I. Astrup Fund No. 1 Magdalana Baehr Fund The Harry F. and Edna J. Burmester CRUT No. 1 Marion M. Cameron FundJohn Huntington Benevolent Fund

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES$25,000 - $50,000ANONYMOUS (2)

COURTYARD At SHURMER PLACEMr. & Mrs. Robert Baxendale, In honor of Marie KrutschnitMr. & Mrs. Lawrence CrowtherMrs. Kim Windnagel, In Honor of Glennys Pazniak

FloUrIsH... Celebrating our 125th Anniversary

SPONSORSPREMIER ($25,000)ANONYMOUSAugere Construction Company

GRAND ($15,000)ANONYMOUSTherapy in Motion, LLC

BENEFACTOR ($10,000)Huntington National BankRock Bottom Lawn & Landscaping

PATRON ($5,000)C.C. Hodgson Architectural Group

JL Smith Group & Prosperity Capital AdvisorsWarwick CommunicationsWegman, Hessler & Vanderburg

PARTNER ($2,500)Brooker Insurance Agency Inc.HW & CoMedical MutualRotary Club of StrongsvilleSouthwest General Health CenterStrongsville Chamber of CommerceStrongsville Emergency Food BankTotal Rehabilitation Specialists

ASSOCIATE ($1,000)All-Med Medical SupplyPat & Jerry BalintDr. & Mrs. Michael DeucherDonauschwaben’s German American Cultural CenterAllison & David KnowlesManjit & Baljinder KhubanLinda & Blair LaCourRose & Paul PsotaClete Richardson & FamilyRolf Goffman Martin Lang LLCStrongsville City ClubWomen’s AuxiliaryKim & Barry Zimmerman

FRIEND ($500)Accuscripts PharmacyFitzsimmons Hospital ServiceGlynnDevinsKiplinger & Co., CPAsDr. Larry & Terri LikaMedline IndustriesStrongsville VFW

MEMBERS

Deb Borowske Ph.D.,RNMrs. Mary BuynakCircle City Carpet Inc,Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich CordesMr. Robert B. Cunningham IIIMr. Michael Daymut*Mr. and Mrs. Helmut DickerhofDonauschwaben’s German American Cultural CenterMrs. Eleanor Dove Mrs. James EibenMrs. Renate ElberMr. Ralph FriedmannMs. Krista FuchsG.B.U. of PittsburghMrs. Maria GeiserGerman Central FoundationMrs. Phyllis GlaeserMr. Wolfgang Goebel

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LIFETIMEMr. Frank AwenderMr.* and Mrs. Gasper BorosMrs. Resl Kaethner Mr. Michael Schneider*

GIFTs In-KInD

Michael Daymut

Our Colleague and Friend1946 - 2018

Board of Directors Altenheim Senior Living

In honor of Altenheim and Shurmer Place Employees Sue BartchIn memory of Lorene Bartsch Sue BartschIn memory of Hannah Darovich Diane OwensIn memory of Yvette DiGangi Vera WendelIn memory of Mary Lou Dragan Vera WendelIn memory of Vilma Fader Anonymous David Shiver M. Rosenthal Company Constance Pankuch Delores Dent Gregory Debrock & the Volleyball Group Sandford JaffeIn memory of Lawrence Froncek Leonard W. SchopenIn memory of Helen Gervinski AnonymousIn memory of Steve Gonczy Vera WendelIn memory of Catherine Hengenius Patricia Malley Merle Ettinger Fraternal Order of Eagles, BrunswickIn memory of Robert Ivancic Anonymous David Kvancz Vera WendelIn memory of Helen Kitt Vera WendelIn memory of Frances Kovacs Keith Klodnick Julius Kovacs Shirley Kovacs Sherry L. Norman OSG USA, Inc. Christine S. Paulsen Vera WendelIn memory of Ruth Leahy Bristol Court Homeowners Assoc., Inc. June Frantz R. Steven Kestner Robert Koch David Richards Joseph Roth Sequoia Financial Advisors, Inc.

TrIbUTes Joseph J. Semock Charles Snider Jeanne T. SweeneyIn memory of Nancy LeMay Virginia Davis Bernard LeMay Frank LeMay Joanne Schumacher Bernice StephenIn memory of John Majernik AnonymousIn memory of Madeline Montgomery Vera WendelIn memory of Joanne Pugh Marilyn Bilicic Laura Blaze In memory of Robert Rennie Susan StolitzaIn memory of Lois Slencsak Vera WendelIn memory of Mary Speroni Vera WendelIn memory of Olga Stern Barbara Bader Kathleen Cooper Julie Gartner Janet Marsh Margaret Sandin Terri SalisburyIn memory of Maria Strayer Lisa Riley Vera WendelIn memory of Peggy Tassone Anonymous Dennis Brengartner John D. Campbell David Crone Noreen Kringeta Mary Lou Phillips Deirdre Richie John Sheehan Karen Turgeon Vera WendelIn memory of Richard Tilton Vera WendelIn memory of Julius Tomeczko Richard BonitzIn memory of Joan Yavornitzky Vera WendelIn memory of Geraldine Zukoski Vera Wendel

leave a legacy . . . . Have you considered including Altenheim in your estate plans? For more information about how you can leave a legacy, call 440-238-3361 Ext. 1171 or check out our website www.altenheim.com.

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Financials . . . . . In 2018, Altenheim continued to demonstrate sound fiscal management.

Operating Revenue

Operating Expense

Assisted Living18%

Memory AL6%

Home Health5% Skilled Nursing

71%

Assisted Living20%

Memory AL6% Home Health

5%Skilled Nursing

69%

Robert Ivancic

Our Colleague and Friend1950 - 2018

President, Board of Directors Altenheim Senior Living

They gave generously of their time and talent to make a positive difference

In Memorium . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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MissiOn stAteMentThe mission of Altenheim is to achieve

the optimal level of mental, physical, and spiritual well-being of individuals, families and the community being served through

the provision of high quality residential living, skilled nursing care, and specialized

services offered in a family-like atmosphere.

Every Day, Every Way.Every Day, Every Way.

CORE VALUESCORE VALUESTreat others like family

Spread joy and health

Bring quality and passion

Treat others like family

Spread joy and health

Bring quality and passion

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We’ve Always Stood for Family.We’ve Always Stood for Family.