July 17, 2019
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. And Schreiber's Occupational Therapy Department is using the occasion to add some moon fun to therapy sessions.
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Schreiber StoriesFebruary 26, 2019
We have a lot of therapy bikes at Schreiber. But there was a certain kind of bike we were missing: a hand bike, no pedaling, for school-age kids. Enter a group of senior mechanical engineering students from Penn State Harrisburg.
February 8, 2018
Working the checkout line at Stauffers of Kissel Hill in Lititz, Jason Hines keeps up a steady stream of chatter with every customer who comes through his line.
January 11, 2018
Ninette Jackson first sought out essential oils to help her dad, who suffered from Lou Gehrig's disease. A decade and lot of education later, she has become an essential oil guru. And she's right here in Lancaster County.
October 27, 2017
We talk a lot about how the wait times to receive services at Schreiber have gone way down in the past five years. Velveth Marin, who has been bringing her two young sons to Schreiber for the past four years, has seen the change up close.
October 5, 2017
The Extraordinary Give is less than two months away. Remember, this is the day of online giving organized by the Lancaster County Community Foundation to support participating central Pennsylvania nonprofits. The past few years, thanks to your generous support, we have been fortunate to finish among the top 10 nonprofits in terms of dollars raised and donations received. And that money has helped us provide services for kids like Shelby Stroman and Kami Appleby. With your help, we can do that again this year. Here's the plan.
September 26, 2017
Michelina Pilsner stopped in the middle of Schreiber's parking lot. Schreiber Occupational Therapist Amy Mosteller stood behind her and turned her away from the big truck that was parked nearby. There was a surprise waiting for Michelina.
February 22, 2017
LJ Hamer, a 5-year-old Schreiber kiddo, chatted noisily next to his grandmother as they waited for a speech therapy session to begin. Sometimes his speech slipped into hard-to-understand phrases or didn't-make-sense chatter, but the smile never left his face.
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