Oswego Health

The Manor at Seneca Hill had all sorts of unique and exotic visitors recently from Grace and Glory Animals, of Oswego. Daniel Oostdyk, a Wildlife Rehabilitationist, of Grace and Glory Animals, brought a variety of snakes including a corn and python as well as an American alligator, a chinchilla and even a young wallaby to The Manor for his presentation.

With a western theme, The Manor of Seneca Hill hosted its annual resident family picnic on a weather-perfect August night. Attending the picnic were many family members who have a loved one who resides at The Manor, a 120 skilled nursing facility.

Most of the crafty ladies, who are members of the health system’s Auxiliary, have been doing their needle craft work for most of their lives and get great satisfaction out of their hobby.

Area students explored healthcare careers during Oswego Health’s recent MASH Camp (Medical Academy of Science and Health) held for two days at Oswego Hospital. The students, who are entering the eighth and ninth grades, took part in interactive rotations through numerous hospital departments that included the lab, pharmacy and medical imaging.