Edenbrook Second Ave

05/02/2026

Our residents had the sweetest surprise today with a special pet therapy piggy visit! Smiles, laughter, and plenty of cuddles filled the room as everyone enjoyed spending time with our adorable little guest. Visits like these bring so much joy and brighten everyone’s day!

05/01/2026

Celebrating our evening shift superheroes with a round of Superhero Bingo!
Thank you to the amazing team who keeps the magic going while the world sleeps—we appreciate you! 💙✨

04/29/2026

Our superheroes don’t wear capes… they wear scrubs and run on caffeine
Celebrating our super staff today—saving the day one shift at a time! 💥❤️

04/28/2026

04/27/2026

🌼🐝 Our 11–7 crew was rocking Earth Day and helping us “Bee the Change” with seed planting fun! Thank you to everyone who helped spread a little sunshine and plant something beautiful for the future. 🌱💛

04/26/2026

This month, we stand together to raise awareness and support those living with Parkinson’s. Every bit of understanding and kindness goes a long way.

04/24/2026

Happy National Administrative Professionals Week, Mary (Merry)! Your hard work, organization, and positive energy keep everything running smoothly—we appreciate you more than words can say!

04/23/2026

Please join us in celebrating Tracy, our Employee of the Month! 💙
Tracy’s compassion, reliability, and genuine care for our residents truly set her apart. She brings warmth and positivity to everyone she encounters, and we are lucky to have her on our team. Thank you for all that you do!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌎
Our residents planted daisy seeds today, and staff received wildflower seeds “to bee the change” 🐝
Planting kindness, one seed at a time 💚

04/22/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
Today we celebrate the multitaskers, problem-solvers, and go-to heroes who keep our workplace moving forward. Your hard work, positivity, and dedication make all the difference.
We appreciate you today and every day!

04/22/2026

Falls are one of the most common risks for seniors, but many can be avoided with simple, practical steps. Staying active helps improve balance and strength, while regular check-ups ensure that medications, vision, and overall health are not increasing fall risk.

Creating a safer home environment also makes a big difference. Removing clutter, improving lighting, and using supportive features like handrails or non-slip mats can significantly reduce hazards.

With the right precautions, seniors can maintain independence, confidence, and safety in their daily routines.

You can read the blog post here:

Falls are one of the most common health risks facing older adults. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, millions of seniors experien ...

04/19/2026

We’re celebrating the amazing work of occupational therapists who help people live fuller, more independent lives. Thank you for making a difference every single day!