Eden Vista Stow

10/12/2026

Although the weather has started to change, our residents are still just as excited to take a 3 Wheel Therapy Bike Ride. They just bundle in a blanket and hit the trail.🚲

10/07/2026

Join us for our Trunk or Treat!! 🎃🍬

10/02/2026

Dolly Parton was a country music icon who is greatly missed. Today we paid tribute to her at happy hour. The lobby was decorated in pink country decor. We snacked on pink cupcakes as we sang along to her greatest hits. Our residents were given pink boot shaped gift bags, heart shaped glasses and Dolly Parton stickers as gifts. We even received a visit from a very special guest! We spent a fun afternoon together honoring a wonderful woman.

09/21/2026

On Alzheimer's Day, we stand with those affected by Alzheimer's disease and the families and caregivers who walk this journey with strength and love. Through awareness, education, and compassion, we can help build a more supportive community for everyone.

09/20/2026

Our final days of Assisted Living Week were filled with lots of energy for both our residents and staff. Thursday our residents and staff sang their favorite songs at our karaoke party. Our staff also teamed up to compete in a scavenger hunt throughout the building. Friday carnival games along with popcorn and cotton candy were the treat of the morning for our residents.🍿Thank you Jason for providing us with the cotton candy! In the afternoon at happy hour we ended the week by presenting our amazing staff with fun awards. It was a week of making memories together. ❤️

09/17/2026

Day 3 of Assisted Living Week was a busy day filled with laughter and camaraderie. In the morning our staff indulged in a refreshing dirty soda bar. And later took a break from their busy day to play a game of granny pants. Our residents started their day with a ride on the bike trail with 3 Wheel Therapy. And spent the afternoon relaxing by getting facials, hand massages and soaking in a foot spa.

09/16/2026

Moving to assisted living can bring a mix of emotions, from uncertainty and sadness to relief and hope. For many older adults and their families, the transition involves adjusting to a new environment, new routines, and a different level of independence.

Open conversations, familiar belongings, continued family involvement, and patience during the adjustment period can all help make the experience feel more manageable. Understanding the emotional journey can help families provide meaningful support while giving their loved one time to settle into their new surroundings.

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Moving to assisted living is a major life transition that can bring a wide range of emotions for older adults and their families. Even when the decision is ...

09/16/2026

09/16/2026