Bangor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

07/26/2026

07/26/2026

We had such a fun day today at our cruise in with Cruise Nights of Bangor! The residents enjoyed seeing all the cars and many stories were shared. Thank you Nick Huff and Cruise Nights of Bangor for making today so special for our resident’s!

07/10/2026

Today, we had the pleasure of hosting a quilting group, who graciously shared their knowledge and showcased their exquisite handmade quilts.

07/06/2026

Today, we were treated to a lovely visit from Patty King, who brought along her adorable chicks, ducklings, and chickens.

06/18/2026

UPDATE: Due to the weather today, Sawyers Shave Ice has been rescheduled for July ! We apologize for the inconvenience

06/12/2026

Yesterday, we welcomed leaders from Heritage and Horizon to our facility. Heritage and Horizon is a leadership formation program designed for our directors and above, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of our Catholic identity. The leaders interacted with our residents through various activities, including games, social visits, gardening, and participation in our Faith Group, followed by a BBQ lunch in our courtyard. We express our gratitude to all participants who helped enrich our residents' day.

06/12/2026

We kicked off CNA week with a BBQ and a little ceremony to recognize the amazing work our CNAs do! We appreciate all your hard work and dedication to our residents, thank you for EVERYTHING you all do 🖤💛💚 More celebrating and pictures to come!

06/10/2026

We greatly appreciated the opportunity to craft cards and bookmarks under the direction of one of our residents and her friend today. They all turned out beautifully.

05/29/2026

Blessed Mother Mary Angela Truszkowska celebrated her 201st birthday on May 16. Sr. Barbara was invited to the monthly birthday celebration today to share the history of Mother Mary Angela, foundress of the Felician Sisters and patron of Bangor Nursing and Rehab. Mother Mary Angela was established as the patron of BNRC in the spring of 2024 for her connection with St. Joseph Hospital and her inspiring legacy of caring for vulnerable people. Mother Angela was born in Poland in 1825; she was sick as a child and spent time alone, where she developed a deeper connection with God. She was passionate about caring for women and children displaced from war. She inspired friends and relatives to work with her in caring for the most vulnerable in her city, who later became known as the Felician Sisters. Their work spread across Poland and to the United States, eventually expanding to Bangor, Maine. Residents and family members enjoyed learning more about Mother Mary Angela and the Felician Sisters. Sr. Barbara gifted a portrait of Mother Mary Angela to BNRC President Janet Hope to be displayed in the entryway of the building to serve as an inspirational reminder of the important work done here each day.