Northern Lakes Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

11/29/2025

This morning, Steve Anstett, a devoted friend to Northern Lakes, embarked on a new journey, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and compassion that will continue to inspire us. As a valued member of the Pleasant Lake community, Steve warmly welcomed and supported Northern Lakes with open arms, and his generosity of spirit will be deeply missed. Our sincerest condolences and sympathy are extended to his beloved wife, Carol, his sister, Cindy, brother Butch, and all of his other family and friends.

11/28/2025

Everyone please stay safe this weekend.

Here is a list of the color coded travel advisories for Indiana just in case they they should be enacted during this weekends snow storm.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Northern Lakes Nursing!

11/26/2025

The staff at Northern Lakes collected over $500 to donate to the annual Shop with a Cop program. A wild turkey drove the van to the Steuben County Community Foundation, and the staff presented our generous donation. We were also invited to speak on WLKI to discuss our donation. We are proud not only on days like today but every day for our staff's generosity and giving spirit.

11/26/2025

Bridget McShane from Northern Lakes Nursing & Rehabilitation donated $500 - collected from staffers who want to be part of the AMAZING WLKI Cops For Kids Pie Auction. Thanks for the support & holiday spirit! 🧡🦃🍗🧡

11/24/2025

11/23/2025

11/22/2025

This evening, we paid tribute to and memorialized our friend Jody Hoffman at the Cameron Foundation Legacy of Love Event, where we pledged to perpetually honor her memory. May her legacy of love shine forever. The front entrance of Cameron Hospital will be illuminated in blue for the season, in recognition of the Cameron Foundation Legacy of Love. 🦋💜

11/21/2025

Today was our monthly senior movie day at the Brokaw. It coincided with the premiere of Wicked 2. Elisha and Bridget decided to dress up as the witches from the movie. Not only did they greet all the movie attendees, but they also visited local businesses around town. The witches stopped in to see what they could do to help a promising, pledge at a TrineUniversity fraternity house . They eventually caught up with Mayor Dave Martin at the annual Chamber of Commerce wreath auction. The witches greeted Chamber members and may have performed some hocus-pocus to secure the wreath of the night award.