Top 5 Blog Posts — September 12, 2016
Did you miss last week's most-read Changing Aging blog posts? Ecumen's online visitors found these articles most interesting:
Things You Can Do as a Long-Distance Caregiver
If you live far away from a family member or friend who needs care, here are some tips on things you can do.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 101st Birthday Milton Leske
Ecumen honors Milton Leske, a resident of Ecumen Oaks & Pines in Hutchinson, Minn., who is 101.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 100th Birthday Eileen Pederson
Ecumen honors Eileen Pederson, a resident of Ecumen Detroit Lakes, who is 100.
Honoring Dr. John Beaumier and His Life of Giving Back
When a young John Beaumier was trying to make his way in the world, someone was always there for him. With help from others along the way, he became a highly accomplished Mayo-trained orthopedic surgeon who loved his work and prospered. Now a resident of The Crest at Ecumen Lakeshore, John deeply believes in paying his good fortune forward. In his retirement and throughout his career, he has generously given his time, money and expertise to others who need a little help.
Honoring 50 Leaders Over 50
You’ve no doubt seen those pervasive lists that honor youthful leaders — 40 under 40 or 30 under 30. This begs the question: Is leadership solely the province of youth? AARP Minnesota and Pollen recently joined together to launch a new program called “50 Over 50.” It recognizes and celebrates the contributions that come with age.
You can read these articles and more at ecumen.org.
Things You Can Do as a Long-Distance Caregiver
If you live far away from a family member or friend who needs care, here are some tips on things you can do.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 100th Birthday Eileen Pederson
Ecumen honors Eileen Pederson, a resident of Ecumen Detroit Lakes, who is 100.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 103rd Birthday Thelma Andersen
Ecumen honors Thelma Andersen, a resident of St. Mark's Living, who is 103.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 101st Birthday Milton Leske
Ecumen honors Milton Leske, a resident of Ecumen Oaks & Pines in Hutchinson, Minn., who is 101.
Top 5 Blog Posts — September 6, 2016
Did you miss last week's most-read Changing Aging blog posts? Ecumen's online visitors found these articles most interesting:
Honoring Dr. John Beaumier and His Life of Giving Back
When a young John Beaumier was trying to make his way in the world, someone was always there for him. With help from others along the way, he became a highly accomplished Mayo-trained orthopedic surgeon who loved his work and prospered. Now a resident of The Crest at Ecumen Lakeshore, John deeply believes in paying his good fortune forward. In his retirement and throughout his career, he has generously given his time, money and expertise to others who need a little help.
Honoring 50 Leaders Over 50
You’ve no doubt seen those pervasive lists that honor youthful leaders — 40 under 40 or 30 under 30. This begs the question: Is leadership solely the province of youth? AARP Minnesota and Pollen recently joined together to launch a new program called “50 Over 50.” It recognizes and celebrates the contributions that come with age.
Ecumen Bethany Community Makes Lake More Accessible
Ecumen Bethany Community in Alexandria, Minn., sits on Lake Winona, and now residents, families and their guests have much easier access to the waterfront.
Caring for a Person with Alzheimer's Disease: Your Easy-to-Use Guide from the National Institute on Aging
The National Institute on Aging's "Caring for a Person with Alzheimer's Disease" guide will help you learn about and cope with the changes and challenges of caring for someone living with the disease.
Ecumen Lakeview Commons Artists Weave a Tapestry of Smiles
A weaving class at Ecumen Lakeview Commons exceeded all expectations.
You can read these articles and more at ecumen.org.
Honoring 50 Leaders Over 50
You’ve no doubt seen those pervasive lists that honor youthful leaders — 40 under 40 or 30 under 30. This begs the question: Is leadership solely the province of youth?
Ecumen Bethany Community Makes Lake More Accessible
A new ramp to Lake Winona makes access to the lake much easier and safer.
Top 5 Blog Posts — August 29, 2016
Did you miss last week's most-read Changing Aging blog posts? Ecumen's online visitors found these articles most interesting:
Join Ecumen at the Minnesota State Fair
Ecumen is WCCO Radio’s broadcast partner for Day 5 of the Minnesota State Fair on Monday, August 29. Monday is Senior & Kids Day – when adults over 65-years-old and kids ages 5- to 11-years-old receive discounted admission at the gate.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 100th Birthday Irene Jerrow
Ecumen honors Irene Jerrow, a resident of Ecumen Pathstone Living in Mankato, Minn., who is 100.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 103rd Birthday Albert Ruckelshausen
Ecumen honors Albert Ruckelshausen, a resident of Ecumen Meadows in Worthington, Minn., who is 103.
Ecumen Century Club: Happy 100th Birthday Margaret Letourneau
Ecumen honors Margaret Letourneau, a resident of Ecumen Parmly LifePointes in Chisago City, Minn., who is 100.
Caring for a Person with Alzheimer's Disease: Your Easy-to-Use Guide from the National Institute on Aging
The National Institute on Aging's "Caring for a Person with Alzheimer's Disease" guide will help you learn about and cope with the changes and challenges of caring for someone living with the disease.
You can read these articles and more at ecumen.org.
Join Ecumen at the Minnesota State Fair
Join Ecumen at the Minnesota State Fair today. Ecumen is WCCO Radio’s broadcast partner for Day 5 of the Minnesota State Fair on Monday, August 29, which is Senior & Kids Day. Ecumen employees will be answering questions about healthcare careers, housing, home care and hospice, and handing out medication containers (while supplies last).