Ecumen Seasons At Maplewood

04/01/2026

Are you or a loved one considering a move? Come see us at Senior Housing Day at the District Senior Center on Friday, April 3, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM!

03/31/2026

As we wrap up National Nutrition Month, we're reminded that the choices we make each day can help us feel our best, reduce stress, and support long‑term wellbeing. This week, we’re focusing on simple routines that make everyday living healthier and more enjoyable.
Read more and try this week's recipe!

As we wrap up National Nutrition Month, this year’s theme— “Discover the Power of Nutrition””—reminds us that healthy habits go beyond what’s on our plate. This week, we’re focusing on simple routines that make everyday living healthier and more enjoyable—Feel Good With These Healt...

03/23/2026

WEEK 3!
We’re continuing to celebrate National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme—“Discover the Power of Nutrition”—reminds us that healthy eating is possible for everyone, regardless of budget or resources. This week’s focus is all about practical, affordable ways to stay nourished and support your wellbeing. Read more and try this week's recipe (garlic herb shrimp)!

We’re continuing to celebrate National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme—“Discover the Power of Nutrition”—reminds us that healthy eating is possible for everyone, regardless of budget or resources. This week’s focus is all about practical, affordable ways to stay nourished and su...

03/21/2026

Residents and visitors had such a great time at our "Luck of the Vine" Happy Hour. Thank you to
Cheryl Kramer for entertaining us on the piano. ☘️🍷🎹🕺💃

03/16/2026

We’re continuing our month‑long celebration of National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme—“Discover the Power of Nutrition”—reminds us that good health begins with reliable, science‑backed information. With so much nutrition noise online, it can be hard to know what (or who) to trust. That’s why Week 2 is all about finding guidance rooted in evidence—not trends.

Read more and try this week's recipe!

We’re continuing our month long celebration of National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme— “Discover the Power of Nutrition”—reminds us that good health begins with reliable, science backed information. With so much nutrition noise online, it can be hard to know what (or who) to tru...

03/13/2026

We're focused on our fitness here at Ecumen Seasons at Maplewood! 💪 Our Life Enrichment Assistant, Chad, does a fantastic job leading Ecumen Wellness 3x a week and Strength Training 2x a week! It's so popular, we are approaching capacity in our Fitness Center! We also do a "Morning Movement" session every day in Memory Care and some of those participants even attend our other sessions afterward!

03/12/2026

Jeremiah E Ellis, Minnesota Historian, presented his research into the "Black Rosies" of the Twin Cities. A hidden history of the African American women who stepped into the workforce during WWII to fill the need for workers at the Federal Cartridge Plant here in the Twin Cities. These amazing women worked in positions from Administrative Management to filling the cartridges to be shipped off to troops fighting abroad.

We are grateful to Jeremiah and his assistant historian, Asa Ellis, for sharing this important and often overlooked part of our local history with us!

03/11/2026

B-I-N-G-O !!!

03/10/2026

We’re excited to share some big news at Ecumen!

Ecumen’s Board of Trustees has selected Dr. Cyrus Batheja, EdD, MBA, RN, FAAN, as our next President & CEO.

With this selection, Ecumen is building on a long and powerful legacy of mission-driven work serving older adults and strengthening our position as a leader in a rapidly changing health care landscape. A registered nurse, Dr. Batheja brings deep experience – starting at the bedside in senior living and leading large clinical teams.

He’ll officially join Ecumen on March 23, and we can’t wait to welcome him across our communities.

As she retires from Ecumen, we extend our sincere gratitude to Shelley Kendrick for her outstanding leadership and service to Ecumen and those we serve. She guided us successfully through COVID, hospice expansion and the transition of St. Benedict’s Communities from CentraCare to Ecumen. She championed a people-first culture and mentored countless team members during her tenure. We wish her all the best!

Join us in welcoming Cyrus to Ecumen. We’re excited for this next chapter and the continued growth and strength of our work.

Read more in our blog.

SHOREVIEW, MN (March 10, 2026) — Ecumen, a nonprofit provider of living spaces and services for older adults, today announced that its Board of Trustees has unanimously selected Dr. Cyrus Batheja, EdD, MBA, RN, FAAN, as the organization’s next president and chief executive officer. [read the ful...

03/10/2026

Nothing like a little beach volleyball to kick off the month of March. 🏖️🏐😎

03/09/2026

March is National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme—“Discover the Power of Nutrition”—is all about simple, everyday choices that help us feel our best. This month we’ll be sharing weekly highlights featuring practical nutrition tips and spotlighting on one of our amazing Ecumen dietitians—plus their favorite healthy recipe! Are you ready to Discover the Power of Nutrition with us? 🌿🥗💪
Read more and try this week's recipe!

March is National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme—“Discover the Power of Nutrition”—is all about simple, everyday choices that help us feel our best. This month we’ll be sharing weekly highlights featuring practical nutrition tips and spotlighting on one of our amazing Ecumen diet...

03/09/2026

Don't forget to join us in the Chapel on Tuesday, March 10 at 1:00 for a fascinating Women’s History Month Presentation by Minnesota’s own Jeremiah Ellis! We will gather to enjoy his historical research on the “Black Rosies” who worked in the WWII munitions factories here in the Twin Cities.

Jeremiah Ellis is a seventh-generation Minnesotan and an award-winning independent public historian. For over a decade, Jeremiah
has dedicated his career to social justice and the preservation of
inclusive narratives, ensuring that overlooked chapters of our shared history are finally brought to light.