Edgewood Senior Living-Watertown

09/27/2025

Happy first weekend of fall! This past week was a bit quiet (shhh, I know I’m not supposed to say that in health care) but sometimes we need to take a break from the crazy and regroup. Take some time to enjoy the changing seasons around us - whether in life or atmosphere, in attitude or environment, in belief or truth. Take this moment to tell those around you how much they mean to you and why. Take a breath, lift your chip up and move forward to whatever may come. October is sneaking up on us - who’s ready? At Edgewood Assisted Living - we are!

09/26/2025

We have a birthday boy!
Doane Pietz is a youngster at heart for sure, if you have had an encounter with him you won’t forget it soon 🥳🎉 Here’s to another trip around the sun sir!

09/25/2025

Help us wish this youngster a happy one year anniversary with Edgewood (on her birthday even)😊 Thank you for everything you do for us Julie!

09/23/2025

Today we celebrated with Carolyn and Jeannette. Please help us send them many cheers for a fabulous year ahead. (Jeannette respectfully declined photos 🙂)

09/23/2025

Today we celebrated MaryAnn 🥳
We hope you have the most wonderful year ahead 🎉

09/23/2025

A week of birthdays stared yesterday with Sally and Darlene. 🥳 Help me wish these two a great year ahead. 🎉🎈

09/20/2025

Y’all, when I make them smile, my day is made, when they’re laughing, my job is complete. Busy week of games and baking and dinner and a movie and resident council and music and even a duck hunt! (Among allll the other things) Happy Friday! See video in comments

09/19/2025

Congratulations to these 4 ladies for their time and commitment to Edgewood. Help me send them a high five! 🙌

09/17/2025

Happiest of birthdays 🎉 🎈🎁
to Miss Mary today! Mary is always a bright spot in everyone’s day. We love you young lady -here’s to many more! 🥰

09/17/2025

In honor of World Alzheimer’s Month, Part II of our Dementia Education Series, Understanding Dementia-Related Behaviors, explores common dementia symptoms beyond memory loss—such as mood swings, wandering, confusion, and decision-making challenges.

Discover practical tips to respond with empathy, support, and confidence to better care for your loved one.

All behavior is communication. For those with dementia, it's not the person you've known for years but the disease talking.

09/15/2025

Myth: Residents are heavily medicated.

We see the person first. Instead of rushing to medications, we take time to understand each resident’s preferences, needs, and respond with compassion and care.