Heather Hill Healthcare Center

03/19/2026

✨🎶The St.Patty’s day festivities Heather Hill Healthcare Center didn’t stop with a special bag pipes performance. The residents enjoyed a live music performance by Lonnie during their St. Patrick’s Day party!🎉 🍀

03/19/2026

🍀✨The residents aren’t the only ones who got in on the St. Patties Day fun! A special thank you to Melanie from VITAS for setting up this wonderful dessert table for the staff at Heather Hill Healthcare Center.✨🥳

03/17/2026

03/16/2026

Donating blood is truly “the gift that keeps on giving” by saving up to three lives per donation. A single 10-minute donation provides critical, immediate support to patients facing trauma, cancer or organ transplants and surgery. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood.

✨❤️A special thank you to everyone who participated in Heather Hill Healthcare Center’s first blood drive last month🩸 ✨

03/03/2026

✨💅Tuesdays’ are for . Our residents love getting their nails done with Peggy Kessler our activities director here at Heather Hill Healthcare Center. 😍🥰

02/13/2026

As we commemorate Black History Month at Heather Hill Healthcare Center, we're honored to spotlight pioneers who shattered barriers and defied expectations, paving the way for groundbreaking research, innovative treatments, and visionary leadership that has improved the health and wellbeing of countless individuals.

Rebecca Lee Crumpler, MD (1831-1895)

In 1864, after years as a nurse, Rebecca Lee Crumpler became the first black woman in the United States to receive an MD degree. She earned that distinction at the New England Female Medical College in Boston, Massachusetts - where she was also the institution's only black graduate. After the Civil War, crumpler moved to Richmond, Virginia, where she with other black doctors who were caring for formerly enslaved people in the Freedmen's Bureau. While she faced sexism and other forms of harassment, Crumpler ultimately found the experience transformative. "I returned to my former home, Boston, where I entered into the work with renewed vigor, practicing outside, and receiving children in the house for treatment, regardless, in measure, of renumeration," she wrote.

Crumpler also wrote A Book of Medical Discourses: In Two Parts. Published in 1883, the book addresses children's and women's health and is written for "mothers, nurses, and all who may desire to mitigate the afflictions of the human race."

Note: No photos of Rebecca Lee Crumpler are known to exist.

Source: AAMC

12/29/2025

✨🤩 Heather Hill Healthcare Center’s Top 5 Staff moments of 2025!! 🥳✨

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12/29/2025

✨🎁 Our annual Christmas dinner was a wonderful occasion for residents and staff to celebrate together. 🌟🎄

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12/24/2025

🎄🎁’Tis the season for giving. Residents enjoyed a visit from Santa Clause and his reindeer. Check out our Facebook Live video from earlier to see all the festivities. 🌲🎅

11/13/2025

🏥 We’re Hiring RNs & LPNs! – Heather Hill Healthcare Center, New Port Richey, FL

Shifts: 3 PM – 11 PM | 11 PM – 7 AM | Full-Time
💰 Sign-On Bonus & Daily Pay Available!

Join a team that values compassion, teamwork, and excellence!

Perks:
✅ Daily Pay – Work today, get paid today
✅ Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
✅ Tuition Reimbursement up to $6,000/year
✅ 401(k) with Employer Match
✅ Paid Holidays & Shift Differentials
✅ Supportive & friendly work environment

You’ll:

Provide high-quality nursing care

Administer meds & treatments

Supervise CNAs & support your team

Monitor and document resident care

Requirements:

Active RN/LPN license in FL

CPR & IV Therapy (if required)

Long-term care experience preferred

Ability to lift 60–70 lbs and stay on your feet

Apply Today & Make a Difference!

Send a message to learn more

11/13/2025

“Heart for Care”
💙 Ready to make a difference every day? Join Heather Hill Healthcare Center as a Certified Nurse’s Aide (CNA) and be part of a compassionate, supportive team.
✨ Daily Pay • Great Benefits • Meaningful Work
👉 Apply today — your next rewarding career starts here

10/31/2025

🐶🎃As always Heather Hill Healthcare Center’s annual Halloween dog parade is a hit with residents.