Over 30 years ago, Edgewood Healthcare was founded after CEO and owner Phil Gisi recognized a need for more choices for aging seniors. Most cities could offer skilled nursing or independent senior housing at that time. Unfortunately, these two service models didn’t fit everyone’s needs. The demand for choices laid the groundwork for more than […]
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Homeownership is one of life’s exciting milestones. When you first move into your home, the endless possibilities of paint schemes and décor are thrilling. The excitement of building lasting memories and family gatherings can taste sweet on your tongue for years. Home is where the heart is, but the heart can change over time. When […]
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Downsizing Tips for Your Move to Assisted Living March 13-19 is “Clean out Your Closet Week”! Clean closets are excellent, but we’d like to dive into downsizing. If you’re like so many others, parting with things you’ve had for 30 years can be stressful! What stays and what should go when you move to assisted […]
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Edgewood Healthcare is announcing that the former Parkwood Community, located at 749 South 30th Street in Grand Forks, has discontinued its assisted living services, and will now feature a more affordable housing option for those aged 55+. Robert Ford, Jr., President of Edgewood Healthcare’s Senior Living division, announced, “We’re so excited for the service enhancements […]
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Staying active and sharp takes some light commitment. Let’s strive to live long and happy–like Betty White! Lace up those shoes, grab a pen and paper, and get busy! Here are some additional tips and tricks for us to develop good habits that will help us to put the “GO” into our golden years! […]
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After what feels like half a decade of COVID-19 restrictions, we’ve all been through the wringer; it’s time to live it up a little! Forget making a New Year’s Resolution to lose 10 pounds. Why not eat dessert first, put your feet up and enjoy yourself? This year, make a resolution to do what you […]
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Family members need to decide how to pay for long-term care for their senior loved ones.
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While getting prepared for emergencies takes some time and planning, it’s especially important for seniors as they may require additional time or assistance.
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Age has a negative connotation and is often no longer celebrated for all the positives. In reality, being a senior can have some awesome perks.
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