Edgewood Spring Creek Fruitland

Edgewood Spring Creek Fruitland sits in the quiet Idaho countryside, right next to St. Luke's Fruitland Medical Plaza, and it opened in 2013, then Edgewood Senior Living took over in 2016, so the place feels modern but also calm. The community has 54 units and 54 beds and even some ground-floor rooms, with private spaces already furnished, and you'll find TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, wheelchair-accessible showers, and big bathtubs in the rooms, so people can get comfortable. The facility offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term stays, adult day services, and respite care, and it focuses on care for all stages of aging, so whether someone just wants a little help or needs more support because of memory problems, there are people there to help. There's a nurse on staff, and the care team helps residents with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving around, plus they keep up with each person's doctor, and they can manage things for people who have diabetes, incontinence, or trouble walking. Memory care is available in a specialized area so people with dementia or Alzheimer's have extra help and supervision to prevent confusion or wandering, and on top of that, on-site therapy services specialize in Parkinson's disease support. Meals are made fresh, and staff work with people who need special diets because of allergies or diabetes, so the kitchen pays close attention to health needs. Residents get a call system and emergency alert options in every room, so help is always close by, and there are wheelchair-accessible features everywhere, making it easier for anyone to get around the building and outside into the garden or along the walking paths. Pets such as dogs are welcome, so people don't have to leave their best friend behind. The building has a barber and salon, a dining room, a community activities space, and housekeeping with laundry, so life can stay comfortable and clean. There are parking spots, transportation for trips, and plenty of events and activities, since staying social and active is important. They also offer home health and hospice through CaringEdge and All Care, so care can continue if people need medical help inside or outside. All these services come from a staff that takes the time to know what each resident needs, and they work to make daily life easier while keeping everyone's health and habits in mind, with partnerships to get extra medical help when it's needed. The whole place aims to feel both safe and personal, giving older adults a supportive place to live no matter how much help they want. Edgewood Spring Creek Fruitland keeps things simple, clean, and centered around giving care that fits different lives and health situations.