Recent Posts

November 26, 2024
Gratitude for a legacy of meeting needs
It is hard to quantify the number of people whose lives have been touched by these initial plans so many years ago—residents, their families, team members, and so much of the greater community.

November 26, 2024
Clyde Espigh: “Valley View feels like home to me”
“For me, Valley View was not only about what I could contribute,” he said. “I’ve appreciated being able to relate with the rest of the board members and with the administration and management. We learn when we listen to the knowledge and wisdom of others.”

November 26, 2024
Valley View named Readers’ Choice, Newsweek top picks!
In September, Valley View was named the top nursing home, short-term rehab, and independent living in the area in Lewistown Sentinel Readers’ Choice awards!

November 26, 2024
Valley View Retirement Community begins expansion for memory care, private nursing rooms
Key improvements include new infrastructure, private rooms, and most significantly, a new dedicated memory personal care neighborhood.

August 20, 2024
Join us for a Dementia Friends Information Session
Join us for a Dementia Friends Information Session on Thursday, August 29 from 11 AM-1 PM.

August 20, 2024
Come to our Open House on August 30!
Are you looking for apartment living with help when you need it, or worry-free, maintenance-free cottage living? Come to our open house on August 30 from 1-3 PM!

August 8, 2024
Spring & Summer 2024 Newsletter
Read the latest in our Spring 2024 newsletter!

August 7, 2024
Voice & Choice
Valley View was fortunate to be invited to participate in a project with Penn State University Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing to promote hearing and honoring nursing home residents’ individual requests and desires for what matters most to them.

August 7, 2024
In the community: Supporting local sports
Valley View is a proud supporter of Burnham Youth Sports Association this season. The sports league, which is part of the Big Valley Little League, has two softball teams and two baseball teams. The league has over fifty young athletes from Burnham, Lewistown, and Decatur between the four teams.