Edgewood Spring Creek Eagle Island sits at 77 North Fisher Park Way in Eagle, Idaho, close to Eagle Island State Park, and the place has been taking care of seniors since 2015. This community offers options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term stays, and even adult day services, which means people can find care that fits their needs as those needs change. There are 61 units with 63 beds, and residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, which makes it easier for couples or friends who want to live together, and pets are welcome too. The staff there always seem friendly and helpful, and they're quick about things like de-icing in winter or fixing appliances, so folks don't have to worry about comfort and safety.
They've got plenty of activities, from happy hours and social events to hobby groups and bigger gatherings, along with special programs for health like LSVT Big and Loud, the Parkinson's Care Program, Parkinson's Wellness Recovery, Rocky Steady Boxing, and the CaringEdge therapy program. For people who want to stay active, the staff provide physical therapy and medical care onsite and work with outside providers as needed. Memory care services focus on seniors with Alzheimer's and dementia with layouts that help reduce confusion and wandering, while assisted living is there for people who need help with things like bathing, dressing, or managing medications. If someone needs hospice care, it's available too, along with short-term respite for caregivers who need a break.
Edgewood Spring Creek Eagle Island pays attention to meals, offering nutritious food prepared with good ingredients, plus there's a beauty and barber shop for haircuts without going far. The 24-hour security system and transportation services, including parking, help folks feel safe and make it easier to get around to appointments or outings. Housekeeping, both inside and outside, takes away daily chores, and there's always someone around for companionship or non-medical help if home care is needed. The team is always ready to help families and future residents figure out what's best for them, and there's even a virtual tour for anyone who wants to look around from home.
People living here are over 55, and the idea really is to help each person feel comfortable, engaged, and able to enjoy their days with as much independence, safety, and choice as possible, whether that's through personalized support or just having someone to share a meal or an activity with.
