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MCH to Host Boo-Centennial Spooktacular

Writer: Admin
Admin
Oct 1
1 min read

Monroe Community Hospital (MCH) will host its Boo-Centennial Spooktacular from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, welcoming residents, families, staff and community members to the free, family-friendly Halloween celebration.


The event, held as part of MCH’s yearlong celebration of its 200th anniversary, will feature candy, games, costumes, music and Halloween-themed activities throughout the hospital at 435 East Henrietta Road.


Children of all ages can enjoy:

  • Free candy, prizes and costumes

  • Halloween games and activities

  • Free airbrush tattoos

  • Music and video activities

  • Apple cider and donut holes

  • Halloween-themed treats and refreshments

  • Costumes

“Boo-Centennial Spooktacular is a wonderful opportunity for our residents to celebrate Halloween alongside their families, friends, staff and members of the community,” said Alyssa Tallo, MCH Executive Health Director. “As we celebrate 200 years of MCH, events like this allow us to open our doors and create new memories together.”

Costumes are encouraged. Parents and guardians must accompany children throughout the event.

Families will need to register in advanced at monroehosp.org/spooktacular, and will be checked in at the entrance. Visitors should park in Lot 1 and enter the hospital near the Auditorium. Signs will be posted to directing guests.

For more information, visit monroehosp.org/spooktacular or call 585-760-6500.

 

About MCH

Monroe Community Hospital is a county-owned health care facility providing a comprehensive range of services for individuals with complex and chronic health conditions, including long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, hospice, memory care, and specialty care. With 566 licensed beds, MCH is one of the largest skilled nursing facilities in the nation and traces its roots to 1826. For more information about MCH, please visit www.monroehosp.org.




 
 
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