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Providing hometown care

Dianna Kretzschmar returns to work at former Highland Terrace Nursing Center

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Dianna Kretzschmar plays the piano at Prestige Care and Rehabilitation, in Camas, and other locations throughout Clark County. She is the director of admissions and marketing at Prestige. The facility provides rehabilitation and nursing care after a stay in the hospital for a stroke, recovery from a surgery, after an illness or for management of a chronic disease.

A local woman who performed at a senior center in Forest Grove, Ore., as a teenager, is the director of admissions and marketing at Prestige Care and Rehabilitation, in Camas.

When Dianna Kretzschmar was 16, she received a Rotary Club scholarship for her service project of playing a piano at the senior center dances. The other band members were older than 70.

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