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Shifting to stay one step ahead of a global pandemic—one that puts seniors most at-risk—means committing to safety and wellness throughout our organization. Since early 2020, onsite infectious disease experts and dedicated staff members worked under the guidance of governing health agencies such as the CDC and Department of Health and Human Services to continuously shift and evolve infection control practices to keep COVID-19 outside our walls while allowing residents and participants to continue thriving through our communities and centers. ...

Immanuel, the Midwest leader in retirement living and senior services, is pleased to welcome Emily Tonniges as director of the Immanuel Community Foundation. As director, Tonniges oversees funds that annually support retirement community residents, Immanuel Pathways PACE® (Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly) participants and employees. Foundation efforts support Immanuel capital improvements, programming, special projects and more. In her new role, Tonniges will also work closely with Immanuel’s Vision Foundation, a grant program that has provided over $11 million to community organizations. ...

During the season of Advent as we prepare for the coming of Christ and Christmas, we see and hear the drum beat of December 25th coming closer and closer each and every day. Today's hopeful message comes from the book of Isaiah....

In a season of social distancing and amidst a global pandemic, Immanuel is determined to help seniors safely celebrate this holiday. Immanuel Communities, the Midwest leader in retirement living and senior services, hosted holiday parades for residents at eight of their campuses around the Omaha metro and in Lincoln. The parades featured live reindeer, elves, Mr. and Mrs. Claus, and are just one of the ways Immanuel is putting residents first this season. ...