Independent Living in Minnesota
Located in the Upper Midwest, Minnesota features iconic lake views, world-class museums and a dynamic culinary scene, promoting a comfortable lifestyle for retirees. The state’s 5.6 million residents, about 16% of whom are seniors, are spread across its six regions. A low cost of living enables many older adults to maintain their preferred standard of living through their retirement years, and the state’s low crime rates provide peace of mind. The state is home to 75 state parks and recreation areas, including Altura’s Whitewater State Park and Gooseberry Falls State Park in Two Harbors, and historic landmarks, such as the Pipestone National Monument provide information on the state’s roots.
Independent living enables older adults to enjoy the amenities and benefits Minnesota offers without the distractions and financial burdens of homeownership. Independent living communities are generally open to those aged 55 and over and feature amenities, such as social and recreational opportunities, housekeeping and laundry services and daily meals. On average, independent living costs in Minnesota average $2,784 per month, which is consistent with the national rate.
This guide provides more details on independent living costs, including how monthly rates are calculated and how fees in communities in Minnesota compare to those in nearby states. It also provides contact information for programs and agencies that serve seniors in the state.
The Cost of Independent Living in Minnesota
Note: Nationwide survey data that outlines Independent Living care costs isn’t available. However, because this type of care is 30-40% cheaper than Assisted Living, we can estimate monthly rates by subtracting 35% from Assisted Living costs outlined in the Genworth 2021 Cost of Care Survey.
Seniors in Minnesota pay $2,930 per month for Independent Living, which is consistent with the national rate of $2,925. Even so, this statewide average is high compared to most bordering states. In North Dakota, monthly fees are hundreds of dollars lower at $2,204, and in South Dakota, Independent Living rates are even more competitive at $2,178. In Iowa, fees are higher but still more affordable than in Minnesota at $2,839, and in Wisconsin, monthly costs exceed the national median at $2,990.
Throughout Minnesota, monthly Independent Living rates vary from $2,038 in Mankato to $3,356 in Minneapolis, accommodating a range of budgets. In St. Cloud, rates are competitive at $2,665, and in Rochester, fees are closer to the state median at $2,717. Seniors in Duluth pay $3,250 per month for services.
Independent Living is among the cheapest senior care options in Minnesota, coming second only to Adult Day Care, which costs $2,167 per month. Older adults who need personal care may be good candidates for Assisted Living, which is moderately priced at $4,508. Home-based care is an option for those who want to age in place and costs $6,673 for basic In-Home Care and $6,912 for specialized Home Health Care. Nursing Home care is the costliest option at $11,601 per month for semiprivate accommodations.
Can You Use Medicare or Medicaid to Pay for Independent Living in Minnesota?
Unfortunately, you cannot use Medicaid and Medicare to help pay the monthly fee for residing in an Independent Living community. For seniors who need help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), there may be financial assistance programs available to help cover the cost of care in Independent Living. For more information about financial assistance for those who need a higher level of care, read our guide to Assisted Living in Minnesota.
Read on for more information about using alternative means to make Independent Living more affordable, such as retirement funds, the sale of a home, etc.
Paying for Independent Living in Minnesota
Older adults in Minnesota have several options that can help them pay for independent living expenses. While retirement income, such as Social Security benefits, 401(k)s and government and private pensions, may cover a large portion of care expenses, some retirees have to draw from other sources to maintain their standard of living. Long-term care insurance is a popular option that covers certain services, such as meal preparation, transportation services and housekeeping, which can help offset the costs of rent or buy-in. Those who own a home may consider selling it and use the funds to cover expenses. Alternatively, individuals who want to retain ownership of their property may rent out their home and use the income for their living costs or borrow against their home with a reverse mortgage.
Independent Living Resources in Minnesota
Active seniors in Minnesota draw from a broad range of resources to help them make informed decisions about living options that fit their needs and lifestyle. The following table features nonprofit agencies and programs that help older adults maintain their independence and quality of life.
Resource
Contact
Service
(651) 431-2600
Minnesota has a network of seven Area Agencies on Aging, each of which serves a designated region. These independent nonprofit organizations obtain state and federal funding to provide a range of programs to older adults, including home-delivered and congregate meals, transportation services and information and referrals for services and programs in the community. Many AAAs also operate local senior centers where members participate in social and recreational programming, enjoy traveling opportunities and access wellness services.
(763) 780-8309
Minnesota Seniors is a free resource for older adults operated by DFS Communications, Inc., a private media company in Minnesota. This website features directories of vetted companies that serve older adults, including senior housing options, healthcare services providers, local businesses and community events.
(888) 546-5838
The state’s Department of Veterans Affairs oversees programs and services for veterans within the state. Through this department, veterans access state and federal benefits, such as health and disability services, homelessness prevention programs, short-term financial assistance and information on local events. The department can also help qualifying individuals obtain survivors’ and pension programs, which provide monthly payments that can be used at the beneficiary’s discretion for living expenses.
Foster Grandparents & Senior Companions: (651) 310-9425 RSVP: (612) 704-6114
Minnesota Senior Corps is part of the National Senior Corps and is a network of roughly half a million older adults. It provides volunteer opportunities to those aged 55 and over through three programs, including the Foster Grandparent Program, the Senior Companion Program and RSVP. Older adults obtain one-on-one assistance with accessing the volunteer opportunities that fit their schedule, interests and experiences. In exchange for their service, they may receive monthly stipends, supplemental insurance, transportation reimbursement and recognition at appreciation dinners, depending on the opportunity they choose.
(615) 645-7425
Minnesota Community Action Partnership is a statewide organization that provides a range of resources and services to income-qualifying individuals in the community. Programs vary by region but may include supplemental nutrition programs, utility assistance, weatherization programs and home modifications and updates. Local agencies may also provide transportation services and operate senior centers and recreational programs.
(612) 334-5970 (800) 292-4150
Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid is a nonprofit legal organization that serves those aged 60 and over in 26 central Minnesota counties, as well as those seeking disability- and tax-related assistance throughout the entire state. Through their local offices, older adults can get help with issues related to public benefits, including Social Security overpayment, denied health insurance claims and enrolling in Medicaid and Medicare.
(800) 333-2433
Senior LinkAge Line is a free statewide service that helps older adults identify and access services in the community. Through this phone-based service, callers get help with finding local transportation, social and recreational opportunities, benefits assistance and nutrition programs. The service can also help with finding affordable senior housing.
COVID-19 Rules for Independent Living in Minnesota
The following information is based on research done on several government websites, including health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus. These rules apply to Independent Living Communities and other types of senior living facilities. We’ve most recently updated this data on 2/8/2022, but since COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving pandemic, contact your local senior living facility or Area Agency on Aging for more specific and up-to-date information.
Visitation Policies
Rules for Minnesota Communities
Are loved ones allowed to visit to provide emotional support?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are relatives allowed to visit for end-of-life care?
Yes
Are residents required to quarantine after visiting with a loved one?
No
Are visitors required to wear PPE (including masks) in order to visit residents?
Yes
Are non-medical contractors (such as hairdressers and entertainers) allowed in senior living facilities?
Yes
Are visitors checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are visitors required to answer questions about health, travel, and potential virus contact?
Yes
Outings & Social Activities
Rules for Minnesota Communities
Are residents allowed to leave (errands, visiting family, etc.) for non-medical reasons?
Yes
Are residents who leave required to quarantine when they return?
No (Conditions Apply)
Are senior living communities required to cancel all group outings?
No
Are residents allowed to eat meals together in a common area?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are residents allowed to gather in common areas for group activites?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
COVID-19 Safety Measures for Staff and Residents
Rules for Minnesota Communities
Are staff members regularly required to do a temperature check?
Yes
Are staff members regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are staff members members regularly required to do a health and safety screening, including questions about travel, contact with positive cases, etc?
Yes
Are residents regularly screened for COVID-19 symptoms?
Yes
Are residents regularly checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are residents regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Find Independent Living Communities in Minnesota
Use the tool below to find Independent Living Communities near you – if you’d like to search in a specific city in Minnesota, simply put that in the search bar below.
Abiitan Mill City
428 S. 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN, 55401
I’ll be moving into Abiitan Mill City. It was such a good fit for me. It had a lot of activities that I like to do. It had yoga and lectures, and it’s right along the river with hiking paths. It’s wit
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I’ll be moving into Abiitan Mill City. It was such a good fit for me. It had a lot of activities that I like to do. It had yoga and lectures, and it’s right along the river with hiking paths. It’s within walking distance of restaurants and grocery stores. I will have a one-bedroom, which is going to be different moving from a larger house, but I think it’ll be good.
They’re right next to the Guthrie. There is a service where you can get a free ride at any place within five miles. You can go wherever you need to go to the YMCA (which is close), and you can go to the grocery store or whatever restaurant or whatever you need to do with a free ride, so that was appealing to me. It’s also close to the farmer’s market. I thought the staff have been very caring. They responded quickly to inquiries. They were very good. The place was clean, and it was kept up well. They have a community meeting room. I haven’t eaten there. I will make my own meals, but they have a nice restaurant, and they have a coffee shop. You can ask for meals if you want to, but I’ll make my own meals.
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I’ll be moving into Abiitan Mill City. It was such a good fit for me. It had a lot of activities that I like to do. It had yoga and lectures, and it’s right along the river with hiking paths. It’s wit
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I’ll be moving into Abiitan Mill City. It was such a good fit for me. It had a lot of activities that I like to do. It had yoga and lectures, and it’s right along the river with hiking paths. It’s within walking distance of restaurants and grocery stores. I will have a one-bedroom, which is going to be different moving from a larger house, but I think it’ll be good.
They’re right next to the Guthrie. There is a service where you can get a free ride at any place within five miles. You can go wherever you need to go to the YMCA (which is close), and you can go to the grocery store or whatever restaurant or whatever you need to do with a free ride, so that was appealing to me. It’s also close to the farmer’s market. I thought the staff have been very caring. They responded quickly to inquiries. They were very good. The place was clean, and it was kept up well. They have a community meeting room. I haven’t eaten there. I will make my own meals, but they have a nice restaurant, and they have a coffee shop. You can ask for meals if you want to, but I’ll make my own meals.
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The Kenwood
825 Summit Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, 55403
Located southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota, just off I-94 for easy access to downtown, The Kenwood provides independent and assisted living and short-term care to seniors. This facility is close to T
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Located southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota, just off I-94 for easy access to downtown, The Kenwood provides independent and assisted living and short-term care to seniors. This facility is close to The Lowry and Burch Steak for outside dining options, and the nearby Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden offer recreational opportunities. Residents rate this community highly for the variety of activities, delicious menu-type food and excellent staff, while visitors appreciate the happiness and comfort levels of their loved ones. Cultural and health talks keep seniors engaged, while fitness programs help them recuperate or retain good health.
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Located southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota, just off I-94 for easy access to downtown, The Kenwood provides independent and assisted living and short-term care to seniors. This facility is close to T
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Located southwest of Minneapolis, Minnesota, just off I-94 for easy access to downtown, The Kenwood provides independent and assisted living and short-term care to seniors. This facility is close to The Lowry and Burch Steak for outside dining options, and the nearby Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden offer recreational opportunities. Residents rate this community highly for the variety of activities, delicious menu-type food and excellent staff, while visitors appreciate the happiness and comfort levels of their loved ones. Cultural and health talks keep seniors engaged, while fitness programs help them recuperate or retain good health.
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The Pillars of Prospect Park
22 Malcolm Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN, 55414
I have chosen The Pillars of Prospect Park. It’s by far the outstanding one that I visited. It far surpassed the others. I think it will meet my needs the best of any of the places. It’s in close conn
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I have chosen The Pillars of Prospect Park. It’s by far the outstanding one that I visited. It far surpassed the others. I think it will meet my needs the best of any of the places. It’s in close connection with the University of Minnesota Alumni Association. It’s close to the campus, and I’m a life member of the Alumni Association. They have groups come in like the members of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, and lectures from university professors. They just have an outstanding program, and very stimulating. I think it’s really good.
My first impression was that it was a very welcoming place. They have a large reception area, very welcoming, and very comfortable. They had a lovely sign there that said "Welcome," which was very nice, and then the person that guided me around took me to all the community rooms. They have a lovely library, a wonderful dining area, an exercise room filled with modern up-to-date equipment, because it is only like about a year and a half old, a craft room, and a nice, underground parking area where you can have your bike and stuff like that. She told me about all their community activities. They participate in a community garden about a block away. They have a biking group, a hiking group, and a couple book groups. They have happy hour, every afternoon, Monday through Friday.
They have a beautiful atrium on the top level, and that leads out to a large deck where they have lovely plants, and several firepits, and tables and chairs so that you could have smores out there or hot dogs. They have a room where they show movies several times a week, and where they would have their guest entertainment come in, their lecturers, or musical groups, or whoever. You can go from independent living to assisted living in your same apartment. They also have an Alzheimer’s unit in part of the building, and they have a nursery for children.
As the COVID guidelines are loosened, there will be more interaction among the residents and the small children. The residents can participate by reading stories, or rocking babies, or playing with children one-on-one, and they have a nice little play yard for the children, and you can look down from the apartment and see the children play. They have a wonderful Fresh Thyme supermarket right across the street, and they’re close to the University Avenue as far as if one wanted to catch the train or anything. It’s within walking distance from several places on campus, including the football stadium and places like that.
I have a two-bedroom apartment with a little balcony, and I’m quite pleased. The two-bedroom apartments have two bathrooms. All the apartments have a washer and dryer in the apartment. No one has lived in the apartment that I’m going to be moving into because it’s a new facility, and with COVID and everything, they didn’t fill it up as rapidly as they planned to. The apartment is very comfortably arranged. There’s a bathroom off the master bedroom, and another bathroom where you have to go through the walk-in closet sort of area to get to that, and that bathroom also opens from the main entry into the apartment so that it’s handy for guests.
Their dining area was very pleasant appearing. I did not have a meal there. They had a lot of tables for four or six, and a few tables for two, and it seemed very inviting, like going to a restaurant. I had some question about my iPhone, and the person at the reception desk said, "When you’re done, I can help you with that." She said, "I love to help people with iPhone issues," and so she did. She was very friendly. It’s very nicely done.
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I have chosen The Pillars of Prospect Park. It’s by far the outstanding one that I visited. It far surpassed the others. I think it will meet my needs the best of any of the places. It’s in close conn
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I have chosen The Pillars of Prospect Park. It’s by far the outstanding one that I visited. It far surpassed the others. I think it will meet my needs the best of any of the places. It’s in close connection with the University of Minnesota Alumni Association. It’s close to the campus, and I’m a life member of the Alumni Association. They have groups come in like the members of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, and lectures from university professors. They just have an outstanding program, and very stimulating. I think it’s really good.
My first impression was that it was a very welcoming place. They have a large reception area, very welcoming, and very comfortable. They had a lovely sign there that said "Welcome," which was very nice, and then the person that guided me around took me to all the community rooms. They have a lovely library, a wonderful dining area, an exercise room filled with modern up-to-date equipment, because it is only like about a year and a half old, a craft room, and a nice, underground parking area where you can have your bike and stuff like that. She told me about all their community activities. They participate in a community garden about a block away. They have a biking group, a hiking group, and a couple book groups. They have happy hour, every afternoon, Monday through Friday.
They have a beautiful atrium on the top level, and that leads out to a large deck where they have lovely plants, and several firepits, and tables and chairs so that you could have smores out there or hot dogs. They have a room where they show movies several times a week, and where they would have their guest entertainment come in, their lecturers, or musical groups, or whoever. You can go from independent living to assisted living in your same apartment. They also have an Alzheimer’s unit in part of the building, and they have a nursery for children.
As the COVID guidelines are loosened, there will be more interaction among the residents and the small children. The residents can participate by reading stories, or rocking babies, or playing with children one-on-one, and they have a nice little play yard for the children, and you can look down from the apartment and see the children play. They have a wonderful Fresh Thyme supermarket right across the street, and they’re close to the University Avenue as far as if one wanted to catch the train or anything. It’s within walking distance from several places on campus, including the football stadium and places like that.
I have a two-bedroom apartment with a little balcony, and I’m quite pleased. The two-bedroom apartments have two bathrooms. All the apartments have a washer and dryer in the apartment. No one has lived in the apartment that I’m going to be moving into because it’s a new facility, and with COVID and everything, they didn’t fill it up as rapidly as they planned to. The apartment is very comfortably arranged. There’s a bathroom off the master bedroom, and another bathroom where you have to go through the walk-in closet sort of area to get to that, and that bathroom also opens from the main entry into the apartment so that it’s handy for guests.
Their dining area was very pleasant appearing. I did not have a meal there. They had a lot of tables for four or six, and a few tables for two, and it seemed very inviting, like going to a restaurant. I had some question about my iPhone, and the person at the reception desk said, "When you’re done, I can help you with that." She said, "I love to help people with iPhone issues," and so she did. She was very friendly. It’s very nicely done.
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Becketwood
4300 West River Parkway South, Minneapolis, MN, 55406
We had friend living at Becketwood. The place is very well designed and very lovely. The staff are very well trained and very accommodating, but the place is just too expensive for us.
We had friend living at Becketwood. The place is very well designed and very lovely. The staff are very well trained and very accommodating, but the place is just too expensive for us.
Ebenezer Tower Apartments
2523 Portland Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, 55404
Ebenezer Tower Apartments is connected to the Ebenezer Foundation, which our aunt has been familiar with. Our aunt is very connected to this community so we thought this should definitely be a stop on
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Ebenezer Tower Apartments is connected to the Ebenezer Foundation, which our aunt has been familiar with. Our aunt is very connected to this community so we thought this should definitely be a stop on our quest to find her a new home. Her sister also worked at Fairview Hospital for many years, so they both know many people connected to this facility "“ since the early 1900s when Ebenezer started.
We liked that Ebenezer has so many assisted living programs and services. They have condos, apartments and cooperatives to consider. They can assist with decorating or you are free to choose your own décor on your own. As our aunt is considering selling her home, it is nice to have so many options. The memory care is of particular interest to us. Our aunt was in an accident that has affected her short term memory. We do not know how her condition will change, so we are comforted in knowing that Ebenezer can accommodate whatever her needs may be.
The foods offered are nutritious and delicious. The menus are designed by nutritionists from Fairview Hospital "“ so it is not surprising that they can accommodate any dietary need. The snacks are plentiful and offered regularly. In addition, residents may request food at any time.
The many community services are range from counseling to health services for every type of resident need situation. The residents have access to a variety of living accommodations. Their partnership with the University of Minnesota assures an intellectually stimulating and medically advanced setting.
There was a nice variety of ever-changing activities, from reading to computers, community cultural events and beyond, offered on a regular basis. The convenient location makes it possible for residents to participate in everything that the vibrant city of Minneapolis has to offer. We really liked what we saw at this facility and put it at the top of our assisted living list.
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Ebenezer Tower Apartments is connected to the Ebenezer Foundation, which our aunt has been familiar with. Our aunt is very connected to this community so we thought this should definitely be a stop on
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Ebenezer Tower Apartments is connected to the Ebenezer Foundation, which our aunt has been familiar with. Our aunt is very connected to this community so we thought this should definitely be a stop on our quest to find her a new home. Her sister also worked at Fairview Hospital for many years, so they both know many people connected to this facility "“ since the early 1900s when Ebenezer started.
We liked that Ebenezer has so many assisted living programs and services. They have condos, apartments and cooperatives to consider. They can assist with decorating or you are free to choose your own décor on your own. As our aunt is considering selling her home, it is nice to have so many options. The memory care is of particular interest to us. Our aunt was in an accident that has affected her short term memory. We do not know how her condition will change, so we are comforted in knowing that Ebenezer can accommodate whatever her needs may be.
The foods offered are nutritious and delicious. The menus are designed by nutritionists from Fairview Hospital "“ so it is not surprising that they can accommodate any dietary need. The snacks are plentiful and offered regularly. In addition, residents may request food at any time.
The many community services are range from counseling to health services for every type of resident need situation. The residents have access to a variety of living accommodations. Their partnership with the University of Minnesota assures an intellectually stimulating and medically advanced setting.
There was a nice variety of ever-changing activities, from reading to computers, community cultural events and beyond, offered on a regular basis. The convenient location makes it possible for residents to participate in everything that the vibrant city of Minneapolis has to offer. We really liked what we saw at this facility and put it at the top of our assisted living list.
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Wyndris
929 NE 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN, 55413
Wyndris is a small community of people over 62. It’s close to everything. You can walk to churches, restaurants, and anything like that and it has its own little restaurant inside. So, if you didn’t w
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Wyndris is a small community of people over 62. It’s close to everything. You can walk to churches, restaurants, and anything like that and it has its own little restaurant inside. So, if you didn’t want to cook or something, you could go there and get food. The food smelled delicious. The people were all just kind, and they allow pets so people have their animals with them. It’s just well maintained and well run. It’s got outdoor patios and everything is accessible and it’s just perfect.
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Wyndris is a small community of people over 62. It’s close to everything. You can walk to churches, restaurants, and anything like that and it has its own little restaurant inside. So, if you didn’t w
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Wyndris is a small community of people over 62. It’s close to everything. You can walk to churches, restaurants, and anything like that and it has its own little restaurant inside. So, if you didn’t want to cook or something, you could go there and get food. The food smelled delicious. The people were all just kind, and they allow pets so people have their animals with them. It’s just well maintained and well run. It’s got outdoor patios and everything is accessible and it’s just perfect.
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Augustana Apartments
1510 11Th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN, 55404
Augustana Apartments is a centrally located assisted living community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Residents boast about the cheerful, accommodating staff and the high level of cleanliness throughout th
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Augustana Apartments is a centrally located assisted living community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Residents boast about the cheerful, accommodating staff and the high level of cleanliness throughout the facility. The grounds are lush and vibrant with several private seating areas and a central courtyard for residents to enjoy. Augustana Apartments provides many on-site amenities including salon services, a pharmacy and a doctor. The residents appreciate the wide variety of activities available to them such as arts and crafts, movie nights and group outings to local venues and shops. The facility also offers a wide variety of menu options.
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Augustana Apartments is a centrally located assisted living community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Residents boast about the cheerful, accommodating staff and the high level of cleanliness throughout th
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Augustana Apartments is a centrally located assisted living community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Residents boast about the cheerful, accommodating staff and the high level of cleanliness throughout the facility. The grounds are lush and vibrant with several private seating areas and a central courtyard for residents to enjoy. Augustana Apartments provides many on-site amenities including salon services, a pharmacy and a doctor. The residents appreciate the wide variety of activities available to them such as arts and crafts, movie nights and group outings to local venues and shops. The facility also offers a wide variety of menu options.
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Saint Theresa of New Hope
8000 Bass Lake Road, Minneapolis, MN, 55428
Beautiful building very clean. Most of the staff is friendly but there are a few that aren’t. The layout can be a bit confusing at first it is easy to get lost. Security desk to sign in seemed to need
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Beautiful building very clean. Most of the staff is friendly but there are a few that aren’t. The layout can be a bit confusing at first it is easy to get lost. Security desk to sign in seemed to need improvements. Meals aren’t top notch but decent.
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Beautiful building very clean. Most of the staff is friendly but there are a few that aren’t. The layout can be a bit confusing at first it is easy to get lost. Security desk to sign in seemed to need
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Beautiful building very clean. Most of the staff is friendly but there are a few that aren’t. The layout can be a bit confusing at first it is easy to get lost. Security desk to sign in seemed to need improvements. Meals aren’t top notch but decent.
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Brookdale Edina
3330 Edinborough Way, Edina, MN, 55435
Brookdale Edina is located in Edina, Minnesota, close to I-494, Centennial Lakes Park and numerous restaurants. Visitors describe the facility as homelike and clean, and they appreciate the library, s
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Brookdale Edina is located in Edina, Minnesota, close to I-494, Centennial Lakes Park and numerous restaurants. Visitors describe the facility as homelike and clean, and they appreciate the library, swimming pool and other on-site amenities. Residents praise the staff, who they describe as supportive and friendly. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s private rooms, which they note have kitchenettes and large windows that let in plenty of natural light. Brookdale Edina also receives accolades from visitors and residents for its wonderful food and varied menu.
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Brookdale Edina is located in Edina, Minnesota, close to I-494, Centennial Lakes Park and numerous restaurants. Visitors describe the facility as homelike and clean, and they appreciate the library, s
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Brookdale Edina is located in Edina, Minnesota, close to I-494, Centennial Lakes Park and numerous restaurants. Visitors describe the facility as homelike and clean, and they appreciate the library, swimming pool and other on-site amenities. Residents praise the staff, who they describe as supportive and friendly. Visitors give high marks to the facility’s private rooms, which they note have kitchenettes and large windows that let in plenty of natural light. Brookdale Edina also receives accolades from visitors and residents for its wonderful food and varied menu.
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Copperfield Hill
4200 40th Ave N, Robbinsdale, MN, 55422
Copperfield Hill is an assisted living facility in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, located near Interstate 94 and surrounded by dining venues and several public parks and only a short drive from Crystal Airpo
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Copperfield Hill is an assisted living facility in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, located near Interstate 94 and surrounded by dining venues and several public parks and only a short drive from Crystal Airport. Family-owned and operated, the community receives positive reviews for its spacious apartments, convenient and scenic location, appetizing meals and clean atmosphere. Visitors and relatives applaud the facility for its friendly, knowledgeable staff and numerous social activities such as visiting musicians, group outings, religious services and bingo. Copperfield Hill offers a variety of apartment floor plans and courtesy transportation to medical appointments, errands and grocery shopping.
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Copperfield Hill is an assisted living facility in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, located near Interstate 94 and surrounded by dining venues and several public parks and only a short drive from Crystal Airpo
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Copperfield Hill is an assisted living facility in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, located near Interstate 94 and surrounded by dining venues and several public parks and only a short drive from Crystal Airport. Family-owned and operated, the community receives positive reviews for its spacious apartments, convenient and scenic location, appetizing meals and clean atmosphere. Visitors and relatives applaud the facility for its friendly, knowledgeable staff and numerous social activities such as visiting musicians, group outings, religious services and bingo. Copperfield Hill offers a variety of apartment floor plans and courtesy transportation to medical appointments, errands and grocery shopping.
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The Glenn Hopkins
1011 Feltl Ct, Hopkins, MN, 55343
The Glenn Hopkins is a little bit older building but very nicely kept. What I liked was it was connected to wetlands and outdoor areas that are very peaceful. They had large outdoor seating areas, som
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The Glenn Hopkins is a little bit older building but very nicely kept. What I liked was it was connected to wetlands and outdoor areas that are very peaceful. They had large outdoor seating areas, some gardening options outside, and a lot of activities, including a kind of movie theater option. The other thing is, light rail is being built very close, so it will be accessible to light rail. I also liked that they had a nice chapel and a library. It’s a little old and kind of dated, but it’s fine.
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The Glenn Hopkins is a little bit older building but very nicely kept. What I liked was it was connected to wetlands and outdoor areas that are very peaceful. They had large outdoor seating areas, som
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The Glenn Hopkins is a little bit older building but very nicely kept. What I liked was it was connected to wetlands and outdoor areas that are very peaceful. They had large outdoor seating areas, some gardening options outside, and a lot of activities, including a kind of movie theater option. The other thing is, light rail is being built very close, so it will be accessible to light rail. I also liked that they had a nice chapel and a library. It’s a little old and kind of dated, but it’s fine.
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Flourish Senior Living
9000 Golden Valley Road, Golden Valley, MN, 55427
I had an in-person tour of Flourish Senior Living. I love the place. They have beautiful people and great amenities. The facility is beautiful, fresh, clean, and very inviting. The staff members were
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I had an in-person tour of Flourish Senior Living. I love the place. They have beautiful people and great amenities. The facility is beautiful, fresh, clean, and very inviting. The staff members were informative, personable, and respectful. The residents were dying Easter eggs. They were laughing and having fun. The rooms were beautiful. They had a wonderful laundry facility and showers. The bathroom encompasses safety. They have a nurse on call there with an office in the facility.
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I had an in-person tour of Flourish Senior Living. I love the place. They have beautiful people and great amenities. The facility is beautiful, fresh, clean, and very inviting. The staff members were
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I had an in-person tour of Flourish Senior Living. I love the place. They have beautiful people and great amenities. The facility is beautiful, fresh, clean, and very inviting. The staff members were informative, personable, and respectful. The residents were dying Easter eggs. They were laughing and having fun. The rooms were beautiful. They had a wonderful laundry facility and showers. The bathroom encompasses safety. They have a nurse on call there with an office in the facility.
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Seven Hills Senior Living
733 Selby Avenue, Saint Paul, MN, 55104
Seven Hills Senior Living was really attractive. I was very impressed with it. The staff person who gave me the tour was wonderful, and he also introduced me to one of their other facilities that I al
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Seven Hills Senior Living was really attractive. I was very impressed with it. The staff person who gave me the tour was wonderful, and he also introduced me to one of their other facilities that I also toured. I was very impressed in terms of quality and friendliness, and interested in them for my family member.
They had a lot of activities, and they had transportation to lots of things. The meals were extra, that you’d have to pay separately for those. But I was most impressed with cleanliness and friendliness. You could walk to the shops. I think that they had a variety of things that would make it easy for her to live independently. They also have doctors; medical providers can come to the facility rather than having someone have to go out for an appointment. So, that was impressive too. It was brand-new.
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Seven Hills Senior Living was really attractive. I was very impressed with it. The staff person who gave me the tour was wonderful, and he also introduced me to one of their other facilities that I al
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Seven Hills Senior Living was really attractive. I was very impressed with it. The staff person who gave me the tour was wonderful, and he also introduced me to one of their other facilities that I also toured. I was very impressed in terms of quality and friendliness, and interested in them for my family member.
They had a lot of activities, and they had transportation to lots of things. The meals were extra, that you’d have to pay separately for those. But I was most impressed with cleanliness and friendliness. You could walk to the shops. I think that they had a variety of things that would make it easy for her to live independently. They also have doctors; medical providers can come to the facility rather than having someone have to go out for an appointment. So, that was impressive too. It was brand-new.
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