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Joe Glenn, a memory care resident, smiles beside an Edgewood staff member in blue scrubs as they sit together over papers at a dining room table.

September 28, 2026

Still Him. Still a Lifetime of Stories.

A championship coach still has a team around him. Meet Joe Glenn and see how football, music and family continue to shape his days at Edgewood Eagle Island.

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Rose celebrates with friends and Edgewood Fargo team members during an event at Edgewood Fargo.

August 31, 2026

17 Years, One Place to Call Home

After 17 years at Edgewood, Rose and Elvin’s story shows how the right senior living options can help couples navigate changing needs, stay connected, and continue living life on their own terms.

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July 17, 2026

A Daughter’s Dementia Care Journey

Cathy didn’t become a caregiver overnight it happened gradually through missed details, quiet worries, and a sudden realization about safety. Read her moving story about navigating her father’s dementia journey, finding hope at Edgewood Memory Care, and why asking for support isn’t giving up.

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December 23, 2025

10 Smart Devices That Help Seniors Stay Safe, Healthy, and Independent

Discover smart devices that help seniors stay safe, healthy, and independent. From medication reminders and fall detection to voice-activated assistants and home monitoring tools, this guide highlights practical technology that supports everyday living and brings peace of mind to families.

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September 26, 2025

Making Holidays Meaningful for Those with Dementia

Family gatherings over the holidays are some of the greatest and most memorable occasions. While these events are joyful, they can be challenging for dementia caregivers. It’s common to feel anxiety about including everyone and making the events enjoyable for all. We’ve put together simple tips to help caregivers navigate special occasions to make sure […]

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September 22, 2025

How to Talk to Someone with Dementia: Helpful Communication Tips for Caregivers

When people hear the words “dementia” or “Alzheimer’s,” they often think of memory loss. But the effects go deeper—dementia impacts communication, behavior, and emotions, making everyday conversations more challenging over time.   Why Communication Becomes Difficult   Dementia gradually affects how people express themselves and understand others. As a result, they may feel anxious, confused, […]

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September 15, 2025

Understanding Dementia-Related Behaviors

Common Symptoms of Dementia Beyond Memory Loss   When people hear dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, they often think of memory loss. While forgetfulness is one of the earliest and most recognized symptoms, dementia is much more than that. The disease also affects behavior, personality, and communication, leading to changes that can be challenging for families […]

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September 5, 2025

Five Steps to Take After a Dementia Diagnosis

When someone you love is diagnosed with dementia, it can feel like the world has shifted in an instant. The questions, emotions, and uncertainty about what comes next can be overwhelming. Dementia affects more than the person who receives the diagnosis—it touches the entire family. That’s why we’ve created this guide with five important steps […]

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July 10, 2025

Calling in Backup: How to Share the Care and Avoid Burnout

  Many adult children naturally step into the role of caregiver to help their aging parents. However, caregiving isn’t always black and white—it comes in many forms. Whether you’re helping with daily tasks or providing full-time care, it’s important to recognize that taking a break, or even passing the care to others, isn’t just okay—it’s […]

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June 19, 2025

Aren’t Alzheimer’s and Dementia the Same Thing?

Understanding the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease   We all forget things from time to time, especially as we age. While occasional memory lapses are normal, frequent memory loss that disrupts daily life may signal something more serious, like Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. As a leading provider of memory care services […]

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