Ozarks First EXCLUSIVE: Singing with the Residents at The Maples Health & Rehabilitation
As a child, Jeremy would visit Nursing Homes with his Grandpa and Grandma on Sunday afternoons and sing to the residents.
Jeremy had a wonderful time meeting some of the residents and hearing their stories. The Maples Health & Rehabilitation is unlike any other facility Jeremy has seen before. So welcoming, warm, inviting and a real sense of family.
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