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October 15, 2023 — Residents and family members gathered for the dedication of Streed Commons and two paintings by Chaplain Steve Streed donated to the space at Eventide’s campus in Moorhead. Streed Commons is near the main entrance of Eventide on Eighth in Moorhead, with a fireplace and furniture for people to gather. The space

Three years ago, the world was in crisis. COVID-19 had just been discovered and there were many unknowns causing warranted fear and panic. At our campuses, as with all long term care facilities, we were mandated to close our doors and isolate from the world. In many ways, the world has come a long way

Leann Wright, Past President of Eventide Senior Living Communities’ Board of Directors in Moorhead, MN was recently named Board Trustee of the Year by LeadingAge Minnesota. The award honors a volunteer board member in an older adult services organization whose leadership, service, and actions have enriched the lives of older persons and enhanced their community.

Rob Bye with showroom employees, including his wife Jana (far right). Fargo Linoleum has been a longstanding business in the community, a strength and longevity Rob said is similar to that of Eventide. Rob Bye is President of Fargo Linoleum and Eventide Board Chair Say hello to Rob Bye He’s Eventide’s Board Chair, a Moorhead

Since 1951, Eventide Senior Living has been guided by our board of directors in our commitment to our mission of empowering older adults to thrive. Eventide board directors are volunteer roles filled by people who bring unique professional experience and insights to us that we wouldn’t otherwise have. Members also have a passion and commitment

From giving jewelry to receiving a beloved winter coat, our Eventide residents have had a great time reminiscing about some of their favorite gifts this holiday season.  Thanks to help from our life enrichment teams in our Fargo, Devils Lake and Moorhead communities, we were able to capture some responses for everyone to enjoy.  No

Eventide’s Curt Fadness has had an illustrious career in many caregiving roles: animal trainer, fine dining server, teacher, and finally in nursing at Eventide where he’s worked since 2001. From his days as a server and manager at Embers to many seasons as a circus animal trainer (yes, you read that right), Curt has pretty

ou might be a caregiver if you support a veteran in ways large and small, because #CaregivingHappens — sometimes when we don’t even realize it!  From helping a veteran friend get to a doctor’s appointment to providing a little hands-on help, any support you provide means you are acting as a care partner.  Sometimes, though,

Your mom falls and breaks her hip. You step in to take care of things at home while she recuperates. Your nephew is diagnosed with a learning disorder. You take on extra tutoring in the evenings after dinner. Your spouse develops dementia. You get support and learn how to manage activities of daily living. Family