Serve With Liberty Volunteers Help Us Spruce Up!
Cedarcrest is fortunate to have many loyal corporate partners who help us in many ways. On May 8th, our awesome facilities staff Mark and Tom had help from employees of Liberty Mutual across […]
KSC Chamber Singers Concert to Benefit Cedarcrest
The Keene State College Chamber Singers, directed by Dr. Sandra Howard, will present a concert performance on Sunday, April 15th at 3:00 p.m. in the Redfern Alumni Recital Hall. The […]
Please Support Cedarcrest Through Graceful Giving and Help Celebrate Our 70th Birthday!
During the month of October, we are participating in the Graceful Giving campaign and raising $1947 (the year Cedarcrest was founded) to purchase a Hand-Held Capnograph. A capnograph is a non-invasive method to […]
High Tech, High Touch
These days, we all tend to take technology for granted. Cell phones and home computers are nearly universal symbols of how deeply technology is embedded in our lives – and newer technologies keep coming. Daily we are bombarded by advertising for Bluetooth, Blackberry, iPhone, Kindle, iPad, TiVo, 4G networks, OnDemand, and more. As much as we love and rely on our high-tech devices, aren’t there moments when nearly everyone wonders whether all that technology has really improved the quality of our lives and the lives of our children? Yet, for children with complex medical and developmental needs at Cedarcrest Center, technology is a critical part of daily life – critical to learning, communicating, moving, feeding, and, sometimes, breathing.