Ageless Expo Super Platinum Sponsor: Vivie Home Health and Hospice
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The 2026 Ageless Expo is only a few weeks away! On September 25, 2026, The Center (803 Kingwood Street, Brainerd) will be buzzing with activities, learning, connection, and a wealth of important resources for those 45+.

Quick Recap: Sponsored by Vivie Home Health and Hospice, Home Instead, Hubbard Media, Essentia Health, Preferred Hearing, Bell Bank, Good Neighbor Home Care, Nelson Doran Funeral Home, Pinecrest at County Manor, Wing Wellness Medical Spa, and Still We Sing Memory Choir, this community event is open to the public and designed especially for adults 45+. Whether you're retired, planning for retirement, or simply looking for ways to stay active and informed, the Ageless Expo is your opportunity to connect with local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community resources dedicated to helping you live well at every age.
Browse a wide variety of exhibitors, learn about services available throughout the Brainerd Lakes Area, take advantage of free health screenings, and attend informative presentations on health, wellness, safety, legal topics, financial planning, and more.
We'd like to shine the spotlight on Super Platinum Sponsor, Vivie, and share all of the wonderful things this organization offers to the senior population.
Living Well at Home: Vivie Home Health and Hospice in the Brainerd Lakes Area
There’s a lot to love about living in the Brainerd Lakes Area. It’s home. It’s where our friends, families, neighbors, churches, favorite places, and familiar routines are. So, when health needs begin to change, it’s understandable that many people want to remain connected to the home and community they know.
Vivie Home Health and Hospice helps make that possible.
With services available locally through its Baxter location, Vivie provides support for individuals and families navigating recovery, chronic health conditions, changing abilities, serious illness, and end-of-life care.
At the heart of Vivie’s approach is a simple idea: care should adapt to the person, not the other way around.
Helping People Stay Independent
Home health care can be an important resource after surgery, hospitalization, illness, or injury. It can also help people manage ongoing health conditions while continuing to live in their own homes.
Depending on a person’s needs, Vivie Home Health Care may include skilled nursing, physical, occupational and speech therapy, chronic illness management, personal care, medication support, and in-home technology.
The goal goes beyond addressing a medical need. It’s about helping people stay safe, rebuild strength, maintain independence, and continue enjoying the everyday activities that make life meaningful.
Hospice Is About Living Well, Too
Hospice is sometimes viewed as care for only the final days of life. But hospice can offer individuals and families valuable support much earlier.
Vivie Hospice focuses on comfort, dignity, connection, and quality of life. Services may include pain and symptom management, medication management, emotional and spiritual support, caregiver respite, therapeutic music, massage therapy, Healing Touch, and bereavement support.
Just as importantly, hospice recognizes that families and caregivers need support, too.
A Local Resource for Life’s Changes
For older adults in the Brainerd Lakes Area, knowing where to turn before a need becomes a crisis can bring tremendous peace of mind.
Vivie’s mission is to enrich, empower, and elevate people throughout life’s journey. Whether that means helping someone recover safely at home, supporting greater independence, providing guidance to a caregiver, or helping a family make the most of meaningful time together, the person remains at the center of the care.
Because aging well isn’t simply about adding years to life.
It’s about continuing to live those years with purpose, connection, dignity, and the support you need—right here at home. To learn more about Vivie, visit their website: Home Health Care and Hospice Baxter, MN




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