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NOVEMBER 14 - 27, 2025                                                                                                    LOCAL NEWS    | PAGE 3
        The Oaks Rehabilitation                                                   Annual Veterans Day Parade

        & Healthcare Center hold                                                  pays respect to local heroes

        open house and ribbon

        cutting ceremony to celebrate

        milestone                BY LYNETTE DOTSON  |  DRESDEN BUZZ
































        During a ribbon cutting ceremony, Zanesville-Muskingum County Chamber of Commerce President
        Dana Matz hands the ceremonial giant scissors to The Oaks Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center
        Administrator April Huffman.    Lynette Dotson
          The Oaks  Rehabilitation  & Health-  trips  and  visits to various  attractions.
        care Center, located at 3291  North-    "When new  ownership  began  a  year
        pointe  Drive  in  Zanesville,  held  ago, we set out with a vision to reinvest
        a ribbon  cutting  ceremony dur-     in our staff, enhance our environment,
        ing  its  open  house  on  November 5.  and elevate our standards of care," ex-
          "As we celebrate a  milestone  that  plained  Huffman.  "Since then,  we've   The annual Veterans Day Parade was held in downtown Zanesville Saturday, November 8.
        means so much to us.  One  year  since  introduced new clinical and quality pro-  Additional pictures can be found of this year's parade at www.dresdenbuzz.com    Lynette Dotson
        the  transition  of ownership,  and  a  re-  grams that have strengthened resident
        newed chapter in our mission to serve  safety and  well-being,  expanded staff
        the Zanesville  community.  We are  so  development  and  training  opportuni-
        grateful to see  our  residents,  families,  ties, empowering our team to continue
        staff, community partners, and friends,"  growing  professionally, and  most  im-
        said  administrator April  Huffman.  portantly, we've cultivated a culture  of
          The  Oaks was previously  known as  teamwork,  accountability,  and  pride,
        the Oaks  at  North Pointe.  Ownership  something  that can  be felt the mo-
        transferred in December of 2024, nearly  ment  you walk through our  doors."
        one year ago.  The facility has 75 beds    "The  partnership  with  different  ven-
        in the health center with short-term re-  dors, with our  local  hospital,  Genesis,
        hab  and  long-term nursing  care.   The  with Hospice. We have a lot of support
        campus  also  includes  assisted living  from the  community. And  then just
        with  both private and  semi-private  those individuals who live in the commu-
        suites and  a  12-bed  memory  care.  nity, and we're able to service them, we
          "It's nice that you can age in place,"  want  to give  them  excellent care.  And
        stated Huffman. "We  have  all  those  then those that come and  provide vol-
        different resources, as you  kind  of go  unteer services, we have students from
        through  those different stages at  the  local schools that come. So it's a great
        end, you know, during your senior age."  partnership with all ages and all people
          Some  of the  amenities available  in the community," Huffman explained.
        include  patio  spaces,  laundry  and    More information about The Oaks Re-
        housekeeping  services,  fine  dining  habilitation & Healthcare Center can be
        options,  beauty and  barber  services,  found at theoaksrhc.com.
        and  wifi  and  cable  TV.    In  addition,
        a  selection  of  activities  and  outings
        is  planned  monthly,  like shopping
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