November 2020

Dear Friends and Families, This fall has brought what we were all hoping it would not – a surge of COVID-19. The two states in which we serve are experiencing increasing infection rates as each day goes by. In looking at facilities across both states, long term care communities have been no exception to the

This Friday, hear from local public health and medical professionals as they share what they have seen in their work, what we can do to slow the spread, and answer questions from you — the public. This public forum is convened by the Consensus Council with support from the Impact Foundation. Join the virtual event

In honor of Veterans Day, we thank all those who have served our country. Please enjoy this video featuring Eventide Sheyenne Crossings veterans.

Dear Friends and Families, Minnesota and North Dakota continue to face their highest numbers of COVID-19. Cases continue to climb and unfortunately, long term care facilities are no exception to the growing infection rate. The other facilities in the communities we serve are our friends and neighbors, and we are all facing great challenges at

Dear Families and Friends, As all of you are aware, the COVID-19 cases in the counties we serve are high. Community spread continues to be the greatest contributing factor and unfortunately, it is affecting long-term care facilities throughout the Midwest. Eventide is no exception. Rising cases continue to affect staffing as we have a number

  Maggie O’Malley has never met anybody who dislikes music. “You start out as complete strangers, but by singing a song together, you connect,” she says. “There’s something about music that makes someone feel alive inside.” O’Malley is a board-certified, licensed music therapist at Eventide Jamestown. She is one of three music therapists on staff