HMG Healthcare LLC

09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸
Today, we would like to thank the incredible people who make a difference every day. To our dedicated teams, thank you for your hard work and loving commitment to the residents we are privileged to serve. Your work is more than a job, it is about caring for others, creating comfort, and making each day better for those who depend on us.
A little Labor Day history: the first Labor Day celebration was held in New York City on September 5, 1882, and the holiday became a national observance in 1894 as a way to recognize the contributions and achievements of American workers to their communities and our nation.
More than 140 years later, that spirit of dedication is alive and well in healthcare. We are incredibly grateful for every member of our team and all that you do for our residents, their families, and one another. Happy Labor Day to our amazing team! ❤️🤍💙

09/04/2026

Embracing Healthy Aging: Simple habits for a healthier you

September is Healthy Aging Month, a great time to celebrate the habits and mindsets that help us thrive as we grow older. Aging well isn’t about turning back the clock—it’s about tuning into what your body and mind need to feel your best right now.
Move Your Body in Ways You Enjoy -
Exercise doesn’t have to be intense to be effective. Gentle stretching, chair yoga, nature walks, and water aerobics can all support flexibility, circulation, and balance. Just 20 minutes a day of light movement can lift your spirits, improve sleep, and increase independence.
Feed Your Body & Your Brain -
A colorful plate isn’t just pretty- it’s powerful. Bright fruits, leafy greens, whole grains, and lean proteins support everything from digestion to memory. Don’t forget to hydrate, especially in warmer months or when taking certain medications.
Exercise Your Mind -
Lifelong learning, curiosity, and creativity keep the mind engaged. Try something new: take a virtual class, write in a journal, or work on a puzzle with friends. Staying mentally active helps reduce the risk of cognitive decline-and it’s fun, too!
Connection Is Key - Whether it’s phone calls with family, lunch with neighbors, or volunteering at a local group, meaningful connection keeps the heart and mind strong. Isolation can impact both emotional and physical health, so make time for others, and don’t hesitate to reach out when you need support.
Healthy aging is more than a checklist, it’s a mindset of valuing each stage of life, staying active in your own care, and finding joy in the moment. Be sure to consult with your physician before making any changes to diet or exercise to know what is right for you.

09/01/2026

Welcoming September with Positivity & Unity
As we welcome September, we look forward to a new month filled with opportunities to celebrate, connect, and appreciate the people who make our communities so special. We’ll recognize meaningful celebrations and special moments like Healthy Aging Month, Housekeeping Week, Labor Day, Centenarian Day, and Grandparents Day.
September is also a time to pause and remember. On September 11, we honor the lives lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the strength and unity our nation showed in the days that followed. May that spirit remind us that even during difficult times, we are stronger when we stand together, care for one another, and lead with compassion. Here’s to a September filled with hope, gratitude, kindness, and unity. Together, we can make every day an opportunity to bring a little more positivity into the lives of those around us.

08/26/2026

Make Your Own Luck Day: Lucky Traditions
August 26 is Make Your Own Luck Day, a fun holiday that celebrates all the little traditions that make life a bit more interesting. When most people think of luck, they picture a four-leaf clover or a lucky penny. But for many of us, luck is tied to the simple habits and traditions we've carried with us for years. Maybe they came from a parent or grandparent, or perhaps they're rituals you've always done "just in case."
Do any of these sound familiar?
* Making a wish when the clock reads 11:11
* Picking up a penny when you spot one on the ground.
* Crossing your fingers for good luck.
* Wearing a favorite shirt or hat on an important day.
* Searching for or finding a four-leaf clover.
* Keeping a lucky charm or special keepsake nearby.
Whether these traditions bring good fortune or simply make us smile, they connect us to happy memories and remind us to stay hopeful. This Make Your Own Luck Day, ask a friend, family member, or fellow resident about their lucky traditions. You may discover stories you've never heard before, and create a few new memories along the way.

08/25/2026

FAMILY FUN MONTH: END-OF-SUMMER FUN CHECKLIST
August is Family Fun Month, making it the perfect time to squeeze in a tew more summer memories before the season comes to an end. You don't need a big vacation or expensive plans. Sometimes the simplest moments become the ones we remember most.
See how many you can check off before summer says goodbye!
* Read a new book
* Try a new ice cream flavor
* Make S'mores (National S'mores Day is in August!)
* Have a picnic indoors or outside
* Play your favorite card or board game
* Mix up a new lemonade flavor
* Watch a summer sunset
* Blow bubbles in the park
* Listen to your favorite songs from years past
* Share a favorite summer memory
* Call or visit someone who makes you smile
* Enjoy a walk or simply relax outside
* Take a photo to remember the day
Whether you complete one activity or all of them, every little adventure is a chance to make new memories.
Summer isn't over yet! Make sure to hydrate and use a hat and sunscreen if you’re outside!

08/22/2026

Our seniors are living legacies. They've built families, served communities, and faced life's ups and downs with strength, wisdom, and heart. August 21 is a special day to honor and recognize them, but they deserve to be celebrated every day.
Say Thank You, From the Heart A simple "thank you" can mean so much. Tell a senior in your life how they've inspired you with their love, guidance, or example. If they enjoy it, gather friends and family to celebrate their remarkable life.
Preserve Their Legacy
Seniors carry rich histories worth cherishing. Take time to listen to their stories and memories. Celebrate their life lessons by helping document these moments through writing, photos, or videos.
A memory book or legacy letter is a priceless gift for generations to come.
Discounts and Allowances
Many seniors qualify for discounts and benefits that make everyday life more enjoyable. Help your loved one discover deals on favorite stores, restaurants, travel, and entertainment so they can take advantage of these special offers.
Make New Memories Together
The best moments come from simply being present. Plan outings or quiet days that bring joy: a movie, a sporting event, music in the park, bowling, or a meal at a favorite restaurant.
Or spend time together over coffee, cards, photo albums, or classic movies.
Senior Citizen Day, August 21, honors the history, wisdom, and significant contributions seniors have made to families, communities, and our country.
Let's cherish their journey, celebrate their lives, and show them how deeply they are appreciated every day.

08/17/2026

We are pleased to announce that Josh Williams has joined HMG Healthcare as Chief Financial Officer, bringing nearly 25 years of leadership experience across healthcare, finance, technology, and public accounting.
Throughout his career, Josh has led finance organizations through transformation, operational improvement, technology modernization, and growth. Most recently, he served as Chief Financial Officer of Vertical Health Services, where he helped strengthen the financial foundation of a $200+ million post-acute healthcare organization.
His previous leadership experience includes Generations Healthcare, GE Capital, American Express, Yale New Haven Health, and KPMG.
Josh is recognized for building high-performing teams, partnering closely with operations, and leveraging technology to improve financial performance, accountability, and decision-making.
He holds a Bachelor in Accounting from the University of Connecticut.
Josh and his wife, Elise, have been married for 21 years and have relocated from the Franklin,
Tennessee area to The Woodlands. They have three children, Jack (19), Natalie (15), and Ryan (13), who along with their dog, Napa, have made the move to Texas.
Outside of work, Josh enjoys spending time with his family, exploring new restaurants, fishing and hunting, and attending music and sporting events.
He also volunteers as a high school pole vault coach, reflecting his passion for mentoring and developing others.
Please join me in welcoming Josh to Texas and to his new role with HMG Healthcare.

08/11/2026

A SWEET SLICE OF SUMMER FUN
For many of us, watermelon and other favorite melons bring back memories of long summer days spent with family and friends. Whether it was cooling off after playing outside, sharing slices at a picnic, or enjoying fruit at a community gathering, melons have been part of countless summer traditions.
Today, people are finding fun new ways to celebrate this favorite fruit. Some carve intricate designs into the rind, while others use a watermelon slice as a playful "smile" for memorable family photos. And yes, there's still plenty of laughter over an old-fashioned watermelon seed-spitting contest!
Did You Know? The world record for spitting a watermelon seed is an amazing 75 feet, 2 inches!
Not a watermelon fan? National Melon Day on August 9 is the perfect excuse to enjoy your favorite melon instead, whether it's sweet cantaloupe, refreshing honeydew, or another summertime favorite sweet fruit.
Make Melon Memories This Summer
* Share your favorite way to eat melon.
* Tell a favorite picnic or family reunion story.
* Try making a simple watermelon basket or centerpiece.
* Snap a silly "watermelon smile" photo with family or friends.
* See who can come up with the funniest melon joke.
Sometimes the sweetest part of summer isn't the fruit itself. It's the laughter, memories, and moments we share while enjoying our favorite summertime treats together.

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

We completed an impactful mid year leadership conference, it was a great opportunity to bring our leaders together, review our achievements, share ideas, strengthen our vision, and celebrate the incredible people who make a difference every day.
A special part of the conference was recognizing an outstanding team that raised the bar!

The recipient of the HMG Healthcare Regional Champion award belt was Bryan Orona’s Region!
This region is represented by:

*Bryan Orona - Regional Vice President
*Kim Low - Clinical Services Director
*Sergio Arciniega - Regional Dir. Business Development
*Kylee English - Sr. Director of Business Development
*Leanne Hall - Corporate Field Accountant
*Glenda Chinemba - Regional Dir. Of Reimbursement
*Brittany Flewellen - Regional Dir. Talent & Learning
*Cecilia Martinez - Director of Casemanagement
*Jamie Douglas - Director of Casemanagement
*Delbert McDowell - Regional Dir. Rehab Operations

**Crowley Nursing and Rehab - Cody Bedford and Rachel Walker

**Forum Parkway Health and Rehab - Eric Johanan and Torian Webb

**Green Oaks Nursing and Rehab - Rachel Amiri and Jonica Gary

**Harbor Lakes Nursing and Rehab - Calvin Crosby and Brittney Dyer

**Hewitt Rehab and Wellness Center - Christopher Gallardo and Darla Singh

**Lone Star Rehab and Wellness Center - Jana Sanders and Donna Boucher

**Pecan Bayou Nursing and Rehab - Josie Pebsworth and Shelley Robinett

**Treviso Transitional Care - Matt Mewborn and Sharonda Jenkins

Receiving this award is a reflection of the dedication, teamwork, and commitment each person brings every single day. This achievement isn’t just about results, it also highlights the mission of “Taking Care of People”
At HMG we are grateful for leaders who continue to inspire, collaborate, and challenge each other to grow.
We leave this conference energized, and ready to continue building stronger teams, following our values and strengthening our mission. Thank you to the entire leadership team for making this conference such a success!