By Sharon Wagner, www.seniorfriendly.info Part of aging into an adult can mean worrying about your senior relatives. This is unsurprising; among other things, the CDC has recently found that falls account for the largest portion of injuries and…
Cassia’s Lake Ridge Senior Health and Living Director of Nursing Jill Gustafson was honored in February by LeadingAge Minnesota with the Outstanding Leadership Award. The award encompasses the Twin Cities metropolitan area (also known as…
New in 2022, Lake Ridge and Park View Senior Health & Living offered a $1,000 healthcare scholarship opportunity to Buffalo High School Seniors. Eligible entries were selected based on the aspiration to pursue a profession…
Increasing quality of life has always been a priority for Lake Ridge Senior Health & Living, but now, due to recent grant awards from the Department of Human Services (DHS) they are able to put…
Lake Ridge and Park View Senior Health & Living will award a $1,000 scholarship to a student from the Buffalo, Hanover, Montrose #877 school district. Selection Criteria and Process This scholarship was created to support…
Hi there, my name is Pastor Joel Pike and I serve as Chaplain for Lake Ridge Care Center and Assisted Living. We here at Lake Ridge remember that tragic day, February 9th, 2021, with the…
’s Lake Ridge Care Center has recently been ranked number one in quality indicators out of 346 care communities in the state of Minnesota. The ranking was awarded by the Minnesota Department of Human Services to recognize quality indicators for residents in skilled nursing/long-stay settings.
Featuring Joe Kaul with Senior Community Services Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Wright County Senior Providers Network Zoom meeting on Wednesday, November 17th. We meet every other month to talk about…
My name is Pastor Joel Pike, the new Chaplain at Lake Ridge Senior Health & Living. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting a few of you, and have many more to go! I’m sure many…
Before coming to Lake Ridge Care Center, Harold Peltz lived on a dairy farm between Buffalo and Rockford, since 1962. While at home he suffered a back injury, which caused an infection. He was in a lot of pain and lost the ability to walk or get up on his own. He came to Lake Ridge to get the help he needed, and begin therapy.
