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Make Your Mark: Renee Richer enriches lives and connects families

Make Your Mark: Renee Richer enriches lives and connects families

Meet Renee Richer, Life Enrichment Coordinator. “Renee does a great job connecting with residents and families. She thinks of creative ways to engage the Arbor memory care residents at Kirkland Crossings,” says Jackie Iaquinta, Campus Administrator.

How Far Would You Go?

How Far Would You Go?

“How many really good friends do you have in your life? How many people can you count on when you need them?” Keith Lomen, Campus Pastor at Orchard Path, retells the account in the Gospel of Luke when four people shared such faith that they went to extreme lengths to bring their friend to Jesus.

Make Your Mark: Ken's Big Kitchen

Make Your Mark: Ken's Big Kitchen

In today’s Make Your Mark spotlight, we share a story from the in-house TV series called Ken’s Big Kitchen at Johanna Shores in Arden Hills, MN.

Kind Regards: A thoughtful act of humanity

Kind Regards: A thoughtful act of humanity

Assistant Fire Chief Eric Nordeen writes, “It was humbling to witness the thoughtfulness of the nurse and the willingness of Allina to take a brief moment to allow the husband to say goodbye to his wife.”

Make Your Mark: Nursing Assistant Teresa Smith, a light in the darkness

Make Your Mark: Nursing Assistant Teresa Smith, a light in the darkness

When night falls, Teresa Smith is awake and making her mark as a nursing assistant at GracePointe Crossing in Cambridge, MN. She nourishes relationships through tender care and soft conversation when residents request assistance and may benefit from a little reassurance.

Call for nominations for 2nd annual CROSS Awards

Call for nominations for 2nd annual CROSS Awards

In 2020 we wish to recognize individual employees whose service goes above and beyond expectations as they embody and extend our values. Learn more and share your nomination today!

Grandpa gets the first look

Grandpa gets the first look

“It was important to Emma that her grandpa could see her on her wedding day in her wedding dress,” writes Mariel, the mother of the bride. “The people at Harmony River were so very accommodating to make it all happen.”

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