Harriet Tubman is an extraordinary historical figure. Born enslaved, she rose up and out of the most extraordinarily oppressive circumstances to become a symbol for the fight for freedom, equality, ...
We invite you to sit back, relax, and enjoy a performance from comedian Bob Stromberg, from the comfort of your own home. Bob has been delighting audiences of all ages ...
Join writer and gardener Marta McDowell as she discusses her 2017 American Horticultural Society Book Award winner, “All the Presidents’ Gardens.” You’ll hear the history of the White House grounds, ...
Pianist Frederick Moyer, is a frequent performer at Covenant Living. Our residents love to listen to him perform some of the classical melodies that they all know and love. We ...
Pioneers in the use of four-hands piano in jazz, husband and wife duo Stephanie Trick and Paolo Alderighi, have earned widespread success with their arrangements of classics from the stride ...
What popular game show originally debuted in 1974 and is still captivating audiences today? Answer: Jeopardy! Author Clare McNear takes an inside look at the historical game show Jeopardy! and ...
In the summer of 1804, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr squared off, pistols raised, on a bluff along the Hudson River. Why would two of the nation’s most eminent statemen ...
Back by popular demand, we are excited to offer a second virtual performance by Pianist Frederick (Fred) Moyer specifically for friends of Covenant Living. Join us as Fred plays a ...
Austen, Dante, Dickens, and Tolstoy – all authors we know and love. But what are some other hidden gems that we may be missing? James Mustich Jr., bookseller, author, and ...
We would love to be able to welcome you at our community and show you all the reasons why our residents love living here. Unfortunately, at this time of physical ...
As the holidays bring families together, you may notice changes in your loved ones that raise questions about their future care. Starting a conversation about assisted living can be emotional, but it’s important to approach it with care and understanding.
At Covenant Living, we encourage families to talk openly about the benefits of assisted living, especially when it comes to relieving the stress of home maintenance, ensuring access to care, and allowing loved ones to enjoy the activities they love.
Having this conversation now can help everyone feel more at ease, knowing the right support is available when it’s needed.
We’re proud to share that Covenant Living at the Shores made a meaningful impact during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 💕 Our team, led by employee and breast cancer survivor Roxanne Stickney, raised over $9,900 for the American Cancer Society through the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event at Gasworks Park in Seattle on October 19.
Thanks to Roxanne’s dedication and the generosity of our community, we were honored to be recognized as the top fundraising team this year. Roxanne has organized walks at Covenant Living at the Shores for 10 years, inspiring us all to help make a difference in the fight against breast cancer.
Together, we’re spreading hope and support for everyone affected by this disease. 🌸
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SAIDO Learning® at Covenant Living is more than just a cognitive exercise program—it’s a way to enhance life for those experiencing memory loss. By offering activities that focus on what residents can do, we help improve their mood, social connections, and cognitive clarity. This personalized, non-pharmacological approach is just one of the ways we support our residents every day. 💜
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As the holidays bring families together, you may notice changes in your loved ones that raise questions about their future care. Starting a conversation about assisted living can be emotional, but it’s important to approach it with care and understanding.
At Covenant Living, we encourage families to talk openly about the benefits of assisted living, especially when it comes to relieving the stress of home maintenance, ensuring access to care, and allowing loved ones to enjoy the activities they love.
Having this conversation now can help everyone feel more at ease, knowing the right support is available when it’s needed.
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We’re proud to share that Covenant Living at the Shores made a meaningful impact during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 💕 Our team, led by employee and breast cancer survivor Roxanne Stickney, raised over $9,900 for the American Cancer Society through the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event at Gasworks Park in Seattle on October 19.
Thanks to Roxanne’s dedication and the generosity of our community, we were honored to be recognized as the top fundraising team this year. Roxanne has organized walks at Covenant Living at the Shores for 10 years, inspiring us all to help make a difference in the fight against breast cancer.
Together, we’re spreading hope and support for everyone affected by this disease. 🌸
#CovenantLivingAtTheShores #BreastCancerAwareness #MakingStridesSeattle ... See MoreSee Less
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What a huge honor for our senior community. Proud of their 10 year commitment to the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer!!!
SAIDO Learning® at Covenant Living is more than just a cognitive exercise program—it’s a way to enhance life for those experiencing memory loss. By offering activities that focus on what residents can do, we help improve their mood, social connections, and cognitive clarity. This personalized, non-pharmacological approach is just one of the ways we support our residents every day. 💜
Learn how SAIDO Learning® makes a difference. ... See MoreSee Less
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Each member of Covenant Living at the Shores’s care staff initiates interest-specific programs designed to help ease the challenges of memory loss.Comment on Facebook