At Stonehaven of Eagan Senior Living, we offer an abundance of opportunities for our residents to stay active, engaged and living a purpose-filled life with new friends in our community. Our Activity Director thoughtfully crafts a diverse calendar of events tailored to meet everyone’s interests and embraces the variety of unique living spaces within our community to create opportunities for meaningful engagement.
Creative Arts
The opportunity for self-expression is an important part of who we are as individuals. Stonehaven offers the weekly acrylic painting class plus a bi-weekly drawing class. We also offer monthly craft classes led by volunteers.
Virtual Passport Programs
At Stonehaven of Eagan, we provide virtual programming to our residents as an addition to our robust calendar of activities. For residents that are homebound or if they are not able to get out, this is a very wonderful experience. We have two VR headsets and access to Virtual Passport Programs curated content that is tailored specifically to senior interests.
Outings
At Stonehaven, we believe strongly in the importance of getting our residents out into the community. Our 15-passenger van leaves our doors quite frequently. We provide weekly shopping trips, lunch outings, ladies’ night out to the movie theater, trips to the Arboretum, plays, fall color rides, spring rides, veteran lunches, men’s outing and many others. We are always open to hearing from our residents as to where they would like to go.
IN2L (It’s Never Too Late)
Stonehaven is excited about the opportunity to use our IN2L system within our facility and with our residents. IN2L is an innovative computer system with over 3,000 apps to provide multiple uses for our residents. The touchscreen computer is programmed for activities, games, therapy, reminiscing, music, virtual travel, staff training and so much more.
Intergenerational
Stonehaven has partnered with Easter Lutheran Church in Eagan one time a month with their preschool class. Preschoolers from Easter Lutheran are dropped off at Stonehaven and picked up by their parents at the end of their scheduled class time. Preschoolers will be engaged with our memory care residents and our Independent and assisted living residents as well. Stonehaven believes strongly in the importance of engaging children and youth with the seniors at our facility. We are always looking for ways to grow these opportunities.
Partnerships in Programming
Stonehaven has also developed a pen pal program with Christian Heritage Academy in Lakeville. Letters between students and seniors are sent back and forth. Some relationships have developed with residents spending time with families of their pen pal. Field trips back and forth to the school and to Stonehaven will become a wonderful connection for both sides.
The city leads a Tuesday morning exercise class in our theater. One class is on rhythm and drumming and the next class is on body mechanics. These are classes that our residents need to register for through the city. We offer the convenience to our Stonehaven residents of not needing to leave the building.
The other class offered by the city is an Acrylic Painting Class. At Stonehaven, we believe that the creative arts are an important part of who we are as individuals.
