There are many ways that Copperfield Hill residents are staying busy during the Quarantine. No doubt, it has been a very challenging time. However, it is essential to keep busy and occupied with stimulating and safe activities that keep us all connected.*
*All activities follow social distancing guidelines.
Here are a few examples:
Outdoor Visitation with Friends and Family. As of June 23, 2020 – we have welcomed families and friends to come visit their loved ones at Copperfield Hill. Our policies reflect the guidelines of the Minnesota Department of Health. We require reservations in advance. Visits are limited to 2 guests and everyone must be wearing a mask.
Outdoor Concerts. We have had a number of opportunities to welcome live music to our campus. Music is the universal language of humanity, it is always a very welcome addition to any afternoon. Pictured below: CODA, Bagpiper and Mary Hall.
Van Transportation. Even during quarantine, our transportation service is still helping residents get to and from medical appointment on Tuesdays.
Daily Devotions. Pastor Jan Hartsook, prepares a handout each week with Daily Devotions. This has been a great way to stay spiritually connected to one another. Pastor Jan also provides a weekly Bible Study where residents can find meaning and content with guidance. Pastor Jan is also available for personal one on one visits.
Activities Cart Deliveries. Each week our Activities team has been making their rounds around the Lodge and Manor. They have used the carts to call “Hall Bingo”, deliver treats such as ice cream, chips and salsa and even happy hour libations. Beth and Erin are putting miles on their cart to keep in touch with residents and add a little surprise and cheer to their day.
Grocery Ordering. Beth has helped many of the resident order groceries online. If you haven’t tried it, it is definitely convenient!
Auto Parade. Yes, our very own van driver here at Copperfield Hill, organized an auto parade to swing by campus. Horns were honking, fun was had by all.
Chalk Stations. Yes, we have had chalk stations set up around the campus. Visitors are welcome to leave a message or draw a picture.
Individual Arts and Crafts. Our Activities team has been delivering arts and crafts projects to residents who are seeking an outlet for their creativity.
