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Welcome back to Part 2 of an exploration of healthy aging, liminality, and the space between. April’s column explored parallels between the concept of liminality in our older years and […]

Every Spring, we hold a special event to show our gratitude for our Legacy Club. The Legacy Club consists of donors who have designated Bayview Manor Foundation as the beneficiary […]

Viktor Frankl has my attention. Frankl was an esteemed psychologist, founder of logotherapy, and holocaust survivor who wrote Man’s Search for Meaning. I was recently reintroduced to his concept of […]

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are proud to introduce you to Bayview resident Darlene Hickman, a woman whose passion and dedication helped shape the future of women in […]

Bayview’s mission in a nutshell, transforming the experience of aging to deliver life’s potential, continues to guide us even as the landscape of senior living is undergoing a profound transformation. […]

Kiya is the Director of Bayview’s Intergenerational Children’s Center (ICC). She obtained a Bachelor’s degree from Rasmussen University, where she majored in Early Childhood Education. Kiya has over 15 years […]

Stories of serendipity and generosity abound here in our community. Joanne Hjort, Bayview resident since 2023, found herself no longer needing her wheelchair accessible van. When considering her options for […]

Reverend Lindsey Eklund is an ordained Pastor (Elder) in the United Methodist Church. At Bayview, Lindsey serves as the Director Spiritual Care, advocating and encouraging the spiritual care and emotional […]

We are pleased to announce that Bayview has proudly obtained Platinum status with SAGECare for the third year in a row. We are currently one of only two Senior Living […]

Written by Bayview Resident, Dottie Bayview participated in the Pride Parade for the first time on June 30th, 2024. The resident-led LGBTQ+ Affinity group at Bayview asked for permission to […]