Carissa Hayes // Country Gardens
Carissa Hayes, Manager of Country Gardens Assisted Living, has a long connection to the Scheurer organization. As a third-generation employee, Carissa always knew where she wanted her career to continue. With her, she brings a wealth of understanding around Senior Living communities and how to create the best living environment for our families.
Dwight Gascho Leadership Award // Laurie Polega
As part of the Scheurer Foundation, the Dwight Gascho Leadership Fund was established to support further education, leadership development and also to recognize Scheurer employees who have gone above and beyond their official duties.
MSU Neighborhood Nurses
Michigan State University's College of Nursing started a blog called "Neighborhood Nurses." It's a blog that highlights alumni Spartan nurses that returned to the place they have called "home" for all or most of their lives after college.
Register Your Golf Team Today!
The 30th annual Scheurer Auxiliary Golf Outing is back and stronger than ever! Join us Friday, August 27, 2021 at Scenic Golf & Country Club for 18 holes of golf, dinner, games, raffles and a whole bunch of fun.
4-Person Teams // $75 per player ($300 a team)
Golf Scramble // 9am shotgun start
Download your registration form here!
School Wellness Clinics
What was it like to provide medical care to three school districts during a worldwide pandemic? Let's just say that there weren't many slow days.
Meet Dan Drake, MD
Born and raised, this Thumb doctor is home, at last. Click the button to read his story!
Annual Service Awards
OVER 1,000 YEARS OF SERVICE CELEBRATED
The 12 months of 2020 certainly did not go to plan, but it did reveal just how great of a team we have at Scheurer. In the early months of the year, our team made a difference in patients’ lives every single day.
Then COVID-19 hit our country’s shores.
Read more about our awesome team celebrating their incremental anniversaries by clicking the blue button.
New Year // New Normal
The new year is here. With the start of the new year, we can create a new ‘new normal.’ For many, the new normal that we have been functioning under has not been good. Many are unhappy with how 2020 turned out. Based on our current circumstances, are you making the best of the new normal? Are you happy with your new normal? Have you been adapting well? If you are unhappy with your new normal, I have tips that will help make 2021 better than 2020.
