Edgewood Kalispell

10/27/2026

We would like to give a big THANK YOU to KittyMOM's Rescue Organization for bringing your precious kittens to visit us! 🐱❤️ Your adorable little fur babies brought so much joy, laughter, cuddles, and smiles to everyone!

Sometimes the smallest paws leave the biggest footprints on our hearts! 🐾

We truly appreciate you taking the time to share your sweet babies with us. We can’t wait for another purr-fect visit! 🥰

10/19/2026

Every community needs a Penny.

At Edgewood Sioux Falls Prairie Crossings, Penny is the unofficial “welcome wagon” no clipboard required, just a smile and an invitation to join her table. She makes a new address feel like home, one lunch invitation at a time. With support from CaringEdge therapy, she’s regained strength and independence to enjoy more family dinners, time with neighbors, and life on her terms. Pull up a chair Penny’s got a spot for you.

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09/29/2026

Some coaches retire. 🏈💚

“Joey Ball Game” just changed locker rooms. After 42 years on the football sidelines, Joe Glenn now lives in memory care and calls Edgewood Eagle Island home. To Joe, it’s the “dorms,” and he’s still surrounded by a team. There are stories to tell, fight songs to play, players to recruit, and his high school sweetheart, Michele, to dance with.

Joe Glenn still draws up plays, plays fight songs and dances with his wife. See how his Edgewood team helps him stay connected to the life he loves.

09/14/2026

Aging and moving into the next phase of life doesn’t mean you have to do everything yourself.

When Velma first suggested senior living, her lifelong farm-boy husband, Carl, wasn’t exactly jumping at the idea. But after a few tours with their daughter, they found their place at Edgewood Mitchell Assisted Living. Carl planted the community’s first garden, while Velma has been busy making herself at home. She’s learned new songs on the piano, figured out how to text and stay connected on her iPhone, and tackled everyday challenges with a little more confidence, all with the support of her care team along the way.

Moving to assisted living can be a big decision. Read Velma’s inspiring story of finding a true home at Edgewood Mitchell, where therapy, technology, and personalized support help residents maintain independence and continue doing what they love.

09/01/2026

“This place looks like a cruise ship!”

Seventeen years ago, when Rose and Elvin first walked through the doors at Edgewood Fargo, those were the famous words of their granddaughter. But after all these years, Rose has learned that the best part of choosing senior living isn’t just about the beautiful dining room, the activities, or the amenities.

It’s about having options. It’s the different levels of support within the right community that give you the freedom to keep living life your way.

After 17 years at Edgewood, Rose and Elvin’s story shows how senior living can evolve with changing needs while helping preserve independence, connection, and home.

08/20/2026

The sweet kittens from KittyMOM's Rescue Organization who graciously visited our residents last week are looking for their forever homes ♥😻

08/14/2026

We are all smiles over here thanks to KittyMOM's Rescue Organization and their wonderful volunteers for stopping by 😻♥

08/14/2026

KittyMOM's Rescue Organization Thanks again for coming to see our residents this week! We had an absolute blast getting to bond with the kittens 🥰♥😻🐈

08/04/2026

No one plans for the day that changes everything. For Colleen, one ordinary morning turned into a life-changing accident. She thought the next chapter meant giving up her independence. She found something she never expected: laughter, new friendships, and a team that has her back every step of the way.

Sometimes the biggest comeback isn't just physical; it's finding your confidence!

Colleen’s journey after a life-changing fall led her family to Edgewood Fargo, where coordinated care helped her rebuild independence.

07/21/2026

Dementia has changed a lot of things, but as Cathy says, "He's still Dad."

The shift from daughter to caregiver didn't happen overnight. It came through a series of small, quiet adjustments, constant worry about safety, and the difficult realization that love alone isn't always enough to keep someone safe at home.

Today, Stanley is a beloved resident of Edgewood East Grand Forks Memory Care, where Cathy has found something, every caregiver deserves: peace of mind. Asking for help isn't giving up. It's making the journey sustainable for you and for the person you love.

Follow a daughter's dementia caregiving journey and discover early support, memory care, and partnerships help families navigate Alzheimer's.