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May 6, 2021
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February 22, 2021
Feb 22, 2021 Jessica Edgell has been promoted to the position of Director of Nursing at Trinity Homes. She oversees all nursing care provided to residents at the long-term care center. A Minot native, Edgell joined Trinity Health in 2001 as a certified nursing assistant at Trinity Homes. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Minot State University in 2004 and earned master’s degrees in nursing and healthcare administration from the University of Phoenix. For the past 12 years, ...
February 8, 2021
Written By: Patrick Springer / Forum News Service | 6:00 am, Jul. 8, 2019 × Illustration by Troy Becker / Forum News Service FARGO — A wheelchair-bound resident of Trinity Homes in Minot rolled herself outside to have a smoke on a bitter-cold day in February 2017. The woman hadn’t checked out, so staff didn’t know she’d ventured outside in subzero cold. The woman wore a hat and an unfastened coat — inadequate protection against the 6 below temperature. listen live watch liv...
January 26, 2021
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January 12, 2021
First residents, staff begin receiving COVID-19 vaccine Jan 12, 2021 Submitted Photo A Trinity Homes CNA responds to receiving the COVID-19 vaccine during a CVS Pharmacy clinic Monday. The first residents and staff at Trinity Homes received initial vaccinations for COVID-19 Monday, Trinity Health announced. The first of three scheduled vaccination clinics at Trinity Homes concludes today. Jennifer Mitchell, director of Clinical Excellence and Resident Safety, said in a release that 100 resident...
January 1, 2021
Dec 31, 2020 Trinity Health employees are rolling up their sleeves at a brisk pace as part of an all-out effort to vaccinate healthcare workers against COVID-19. As of today, just over 1,200 staff members, or about 40% of the workforce, have received an initial dose, according to Lori Lagge, Supervisor of Trinity’s Employee Health program. The total includes 50 employees from Trinity’s Williston campus and the rest from Minot. Some 40 doses of the vaccine will be administered to Trinity wor...