Memory Care Communities in Blaine, MN

"My sister will be moving into Suite Living of Anoka. It is smaller. I like the idea that she'll have more one-on-one time with people there. I liked how it's just one floor. If she eventually needs to go to memory care, the memory care is in another part of it. I like how the rooms are just studio. Their activities program and their therapy impressed me. The people so far that I've met there, even the residents, were very kind. The physical therapy staff and the activities directors came and spoke to her, and were just really, really kind. My sister really liked them. The atmosphere and everything there seemed just perfect for my sister. The staff during the tour was fantastic. They're accommodating her really well. They came to where she's at now with a nurse, and they asked her all different questions to see how she could get around, how she gets in and out of bed because she's in a wheelchair, how she moves her wheelchair, and how she gets in and out of the shower. They're just really attentive to her and checking her out. The activities director came and spoke to her, telling her that she could do this, and that, and so on. I could tell my sister was impressed with them and how kind they were to her. She's kind of introverted, where she doesn't reach out to people, and I liked how she was doing that with these people. She felt comfortable. It's very clean and very organized. The people that I've seen sitting in the lounge areas and in the dining room were laughing and teasing each other. I probably met four of the staff, and they were all very, very, very nice, friendly, outgoing, and welcoming of my sister. It was very pleasant. It was very nicely laid out. They went in and right away repainted that room for her, and already are thinking of where we could put this and that. They had some really good ideas. I liked it a lot."

"I toured. It's nice. It's kind of laid out. They only have like three or four floors. The grounds are nice. There's a lot of shade, and there's walking space. The staff is excellent. Nick, the sales guy, walked me around. I was having trouble getting around. He was very patient with me. I had to stop a few times. He showed me the game room and the place where you eat. It's not that big, so you don't have to go all over the place. It's got a pool table, some other games, a pinball machine, and other things you can do there. They show movies there."

Personal Care Senior Living proudly offers the highest personal care service to all of our guests with a one-on-one relationship. We offer the highest standards in care and our employees continue to set the bar for the utmost care. From our General Manager to all personal providers, we never stop finding ways to provide better care and better service. We know the importance for us to share time with our residents, which we feel helps provide our residents with better health. From our staff meetings to our daily get-togethers, our goal is to provide the very best in service and care. The best time in life is when you can relax and enjoy the good life. At Personal Care Senior Living, our residents will find all the amenities they need to enjoy life to its fullest while maintaining their independence. A rich, rewarding lifestyle awaits, providing comfort and peace of mind. We look forward to welcoming you home.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"I toured Stoney River Assisted Living & Memory Care. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and gave lots of good information. They didn't make me feel rushed. They were willing to take plenty of time to talk to me and answer my questions. I had a nice tour of the facility. The dining room was nicely setup. The building had a nice combination of bright places with a lot of natural light, but also areas that were a little more cozy feeling. It was a nice area. It had close access to roads, but yet was set in a place where there was a lot of good landscaping or scenery around. It was a pretty setting. You felt like you were away from the roads and things, but they were close by. It was during lunchtime, so they were starting to fill up the dining room. They said I was welcome to bring my mom back at a mealtime if I wanted. They had good laundry facilities. There was certain days of the week they had someone in for a beauty salon. They had games and books. They had an exercise room, a little theater room, and a nice little community room."

"I like Copperfield Hill better because of its location, its involvement in the city of Robbinsdale, and the integration of independent living, assisted living, and all the other units in one area. I appreciate that it is in walking distance to a lake, nice walking trails, and downtown Robbinsdale. They have a lot of activities, but they did not have a pool. They had buses that will take the residents to different places. The one-bedroom apartment was spacious. "

"Visiting gave me a really good feeling about the place. It's an older facility, but it was kind of homey. I liked the room I saw because it had a view of Lake Owasso. The staff was very welcoming. The common areas looked very comfortable. Everything that they showed me looked nice. They were very helpful and just great to work with."

"Suite Living of Ramsey seems to be a smaller area. Compared to where my husband is, which has only about four people, there might be 50 people at this place. Most of the units are either a studio, a one-bedroom, or a two-bedroom apartment, so they're bigger for them to live in. They have open areas, and he can go out and eat in the assisted living dining room if he wants, where it's not quite so crowded. I think he probably would do that because the whole place is locked in, assisted living too, which is good. Nobody can come in or go out without somebody from the inside opening the doors or opening the doors to let them out. The staff was very nice, very friendly, and very informative."

"My mom never wanted to leave her home. Shortly after moving into Keystone, and ever since, she tells me how happy she is to be living there and what a wonderful place it is. She likes the food and loves the staff and residents. She feels safe and cared for."

Suite Living of Little Canada is a warm and modestly sized senior living community located at 2740 Rice Street in Little Canada, Minnesota. This thoughtfully designed residence offers private studio suites and provides both assisted living and memory care services in an intimate, home‑like setting. With just 32 private suites, the community prides itself on offering personalized care and close connections with residents and families, reflecting its mission to foster a compassionate, faith‑filled environment focused on physical, emotional, and spiritual well‑being. The community showcases a welcoming environment enriched by amenities designed for comfort and daily ease. Residents enjoy garden and patio spaces with raised garden beds, indoor walking paths, and beautiful common areas. Dedicated housekeeping and maid services, as well as laundry for both linens and clothing, help ease daily chores. On‑site beauty and barber shop services support personal grooming needs, while in‑unit kitchenettes and a shared dining room with meals provided foster both independence and social connection—the facility also welcomes guests during mealtimes. Residents stay connected with Wi‑Fi and cable in common areas, enjoy salon services, and can participate in wellness and memory care programming with 24‑hour supervision and medication support. Residents lead active, socially engaged lives here thanks to an energetic activity calendar that includes music, games, gardening, arts and crafts, yoga, and off‑site excursions, often supported by transportation offerings staff bring over 20 years of local experience and emphasize continuity—Suite Living employees rather than agency workers—enabling dependable, respectful care Though there is one recent review expressing concerns about food quality and staffing turnover, the community's management has affirmed a commitment to improving retention and service consistency. Nearby, residents can explore the charms of Little Canada, a peaceful suburb of St. Paul known for parks like Pioneer Park and Gervais Mill Park, local shopping, and strolls by nearby lakeside neighborhoods. The location offers convenient access to St. John's Hospital—just four miles away—Entira Family Clinics, CVS Pharmacy, local churches such as Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran, and nearby cafes and dining spots, creating a supportive and engaging neighborhood backdrop. Overall, Suite Living of Little Canada offers a cozy, caring atmosphere defined by personalized attention, thoughtful safety measures, and an activity-rich lifestyle. Its boutique scale, staff dedication, and convenient suburban surroundings reflect its mission to uphold residents' highest level of physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

Suite Living of Vadnais Heights, nestled at 580 Liberty Way in Vadnais Heights, Minnesota, offers both Assisted Living and Memory Care in a warm, faith-informed setting. This community features 32 private suites on a single floor—typically 18–20 units—designed for safety and ease of navigation, with all common areas located close by. Residents receive personalized support for daily living—bathing, dressing, medication and incontinence care—along with hospice coordination and respite stays. Inside, residents enjoy a homelike atmosphere enhanced by amenities that support both comfort and community. A beauty/barber salon, garden and patio, and an elegant shared dining room with prepared meals promote social connection. Housekeeping, linen and clothing laundry service, in-room kitchenettes, Wi‑Fi, cable TV, and telephone service contribute to independence and convenience. The community hosts a full schedule of music, games, arts & crafts, gardening, and yoga, along with movie nights, cooking classes, and faith-based programming—all designed to nurture physical, emotional, spiritual and social wellness. What truly distinguishes Suite Living is its small size and caring culture—a close-knit community where staff who are often long-tenured get to know residents on a personal level. Spiritual care is integral, reflecting the mission to support faith and dignity at every stage. With nearby access to Entira Family Clinics, St. John's Hospital–Maplewood, pharmacies, restaurants and parks, residents benefit from a neighborhood that combines convenience with peaceful surroundings. Suite Living of Vadnais Heights is a welcoming, values-driven community that genuinely focuses on helping residents thrive across all aspects of well‑being. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"I visited many centers in my search for the best place for my wife. When we got there she didn't even want to go inside. I was afraid that was the beginning of the end and my guilt was magnified. Now, 3 months later, she considers it home and loves it there. She told me on a recent visit that it was nice to have me home. When I told her what a beautiful home she has she simply said"I know I do. The staff, food and facility itself are outstanding. I know I made the right choice. It isn't cheap, but it's worth every penny to me to know that she is happy and well cared for. I can't say enough about the quality of the care she receives."

"Suite Living Memory Care & Assisted Living of Roseville has 25 rooms, so it's much easier. It seemed like a nice place so it's where my wife decided to go to, but then every place has their problems. There were only three people to take care of all the 25 rooms and do cooking because a bunch of people called in sick. The food's kind of a coin flip, sometimes it's good, sometimes it's just not the greatest. They have the people playing Bingo, different kinds of board games, and Yahtzee. Majority of the staff is pretty good, but some of them are questionable. The room my wife is in suits her right now, but they supposedly have bigger rooms there. She has her bed in there, a table by the side of her bed, a chair, a small refrigerator, a love seat, and a decent-sized bathroom."

"My mother was a resident in the memory care unit here for the past 6 months and just recently passed on. Her care was exceptional, and the staff was fantastic. I couldn't have asked for a better place for my mom to live. The staff is kind, patient and caring and they all pitched in if needed. An absolute wonderful group of people."

"My sister-in-law is moving into Abiitan Mill City. We chose it because they have a program for the memory care residents seven days a week. That was a very big part of it for us, so they have staff around doing that. It's beautiful because it's about five years old. That caught our eye, but it was the staffing situation that really caused us to take it seriously. They have creative arts and there's an exercise program. There's keeping up to date, reading the newspaper, there's usually something interesting that involves a film; one night it will be a documentary, another night it will be a comedy, and there will be a movie. They have a good staff to resident ratio."