Benedictine: Flipping the Narrative on Dementia Care
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United Way of Crookston Gives Generously to Benedictine
The generosity of local givers was again overwhelming as United Way of Crookston Executive Director Elizabeth “Libby” Boucher presented Lindsey Erdman, BLC Executive Director…
Easter Prayer
May your journey toward the cross and encounter with the empty grave slow you down and…
The power of a vision, the strength of an idea, the courage of imagination
“Before and above all things, care must be taken of the sick, that they be served in very truth as Christ is served.” -…
Lenten Reflection: Forgiveness
During Lent, we realize the need that we all have for healing because of the effects of sin. The fact is that we all…
Reflection for Ash Wednesday
Self-respect – growing into our best selves
Do you not know that you are the temple of God,and that the Spirit of
Benedictine-Crookston Welcomes Mary Ellingson, Speech-Language Pathologist
My name is Mary Ellingson, and I’m excited to join the Benedictine team as the new Speech-Language Pathologist.
I recently moved to Crookston from Minot,…
Evergreen Place managers grateful for caring residents and staff
Two managers with ties to the community are happy to be working…
More on Cindy!
Long time Crookston Nurse Cindy Meyer was recently recognized in Minneapolis at the Leading Age of Minnesota Convention as the “Caregiver of the Year”,…
Cindy Meyer Named LeadingAge Minnesota Caregiver of the Year
Cindy Meyer, licensed practical nurse and team leader at Benedictine Living Community-Crookston, Minn., was named the Caregiver of the Year by LeadingAge Minnesota at…