Edgewood Boise is honored to receive GOLD for Best Memory Care in the Idaho Stateman’s Boise Favorites competition, an extra meaningful recognition because it’s chosen by residents, families, and community supporters.
This award reflects the compassion, dedication, and genuine connections our team brings to each resident every day, as well as our commitment to providing personalized care that honors each individual’s unique needs and story.
“This honor means so much because it comes directly from the people and families we serve,” said Brenda Ruble, Executive Director. “We’re proud of our team and grateful for the trust our community places in us.”
As first-time GOLD winners, we’re excited to celebrate this milestone with the Boise community, our residents, and their families.
Thank you to all who voted and supported us!
At Edgewood Sioux Falls Memory Care, a simple art activity brought residents, caregivers, and team members together in a shared moment of connection. Each fingerprint became part of a collective work that reflected presence, purpose, and belonging. The project went on to earn first place at the SDAHO Art Contest, but its true meaning was found in the experience of creating it together.
Rock Steady Boxing for Parkinson’s helps individuals build strength, balance, and confidence through movement while fostering connection and community.
Many of our residents are teachers and they still bring the same patience and understanding they used in the classroom into everyday life here. They may not have lesson plans anymore, but they’re still shaping the room, building connections, and making people feel seen. They didn’t stop teaching they just changed classrooms.
You can retire from nursing, but you can’t retire from caring. For those who’ve spent their lives helping others, that instinct never fades. At Edgewood, we see it every day in residents like Wanda, whose decades in healthcare still shape how she connects, listens, and understands what true care really means.
