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The SUMMIT Senior Apartments with Assisted Living Services treasures the life experiences of our tenants. Anybody that knows Vera Pester will nod in agreement when you learn her high school nickname was “Giggles”. Vera is the consummate bearer of good cheer to all who know her despite the challenging days of a worldwide pandemic. “It […]
The SUMMIT Senior Apartments with Assisted Living Services treasures the life experiences of its tenants. Rena Willert is known by Benedictine Associates as a quiet natured lady who has brought a gentle and friendly spirit to The SUMMIT for nearly 13 years. Rena grew up in Euclid, Minnesota, the youngest of 10 children. “My father
Last week, The SUMMIT, celebrated National Assisted Living Week; the theme of the week was “Caring is EssentiAL.” Keeping the tenants not only safe but engaged, active, and happy while adhering to COVID-19 safety requirements is imperative at the Benedictine Living Community of Crookston/The SUMMIT. They kicked off the week on Saturday, September 13th, with
On September 23, employees of the Benedictine Living Community – Crookston (Villa St. Vincent and The SUMMIT) will be joining their colleagues across five Upper Midwestern states to celebrate “We Are Benedictine” Day throughout the senior housing and services organization. According to Patricia Nott, Senior Vice President of People Development for Benedictine, Benedictine Leadership is
National Grandparents Day was Sunday, September 13 and it was celebrated with a parade past the patio at The Summit and a youth contest at the Golden Link. Fourth-grader Viggo Fischer won the Grandparents Day youth contest at the Golden Link for interviewing his grandpa Jerry Knutson. YOUTH DAY CONTEST What are your grandparent’s favorite
The Villa St. Vincent and The SUMMIT is using a specialized electrostatic cleaning and sanitizing system to keep residents, staff, visitors, and families safe from the coronavirus called the 360-Machine. They got the machine with the hope of limiting the spread of COVID-19 from the community into the facility. The 360-Machine kills pathogens and other
