Abby Strom

Hr/marketing Manager at Minnewaska Community Health Services

Abby Strom is currently working as a Human Resources Specialist at Minnewaska Community Health Services. Prior to this, Abby held positions such as Community and Workforce Development Coordinator at Alexandria Area Economic Development Commission, Marketing and Communication Intern at GLACIAL RIDGE HEALTH SYSTEM, Office Assistant at Bemidji State University, Merchandising Assistant at Arnquist Carpets Plus, Sales Associate at Bemidji Woolen Mills Factory, and Cashier at Farm and Home Oil. Abby graduated from Bemidji State University with a Bachelor's degree in Marketing Communication.

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Hoffman, United States

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Minnewaska Community Health Services

Minnewaska Community Health Services has a rich history of providing high-quality care. On July 23, 1961, Governor Elmer E. Anderson dedicated the first home, Minnewaska Lutheran Home, which has evolved over the years to become what Minnewaska Community Health Services is today. It was built as a “home for the aged,” with the intention of providing happiness and comfort in a Christian environment to serve our residents. The original home provided space for 38 residents. It was expanded in 1970, 1972, 1974, 1989, and 2005 to become the facility it is today. Minnewaska Therapy was added a few years after the Home’s inception date to provide additional services to the community, offering inpatient and outpatient services. In 1989, Holly Ridge Manor was built, adding 20 assisted living units to the MCHS inventory. It has provided secure community living to those who need peace-of-mind, with residents conveniently located close to downtown. Recent expansions include an addition to Holly Ridge Manor and a new assisted living and memory care facility in Hoffman, Minnesota. Both of these facilities opened in 2018. MCHS is governed by a Board of Directors made up of representatives from our partner congregations and the community at large. The board meets regularly to discuss business needs and to help secure a healthy future for MCHS.