Memory Care Communities in Coon Rapids, MN

"At the time I was at Northwoods Memory Care Suites, it was quite new, so it was physically very appealing. It was the first place I had visited, so I had nothing to compare it to. I liked the place, and they were very clear about what the cost was in general. I didn't meet a lot of staff members. The person who did the tour was very informative and very helpful in terms of explaining Medicare, financing, all of those things that you have to learn about. We saw the dining facility, and they had a chef on staff. We looked at a menu. The rooms were very clean. Each room had a shower available, which I liked. It wasn't a community shower. The rooms were very pleasant. The common areas were beautiful. The people who were there looked happy. There were people out on the patio. They had a woodshop for men."

"The staff was warm and welcoming. The residents all seemed to be in good spirits and that was quite refreshing. The whole building was clean, colorful, and inviting. I especially enjoyed seeing the different charts and art that was displayed throught the halls, loby, and cafeteria. Those elements provided a genuine home-like nature and tone to the enviorment. "

"I toured Rose Arbor & Wildflower Lodge. It felt like the place was extremely clean. You couldn't smell any odors. The employees seemed like they cared about the people. And that's what I like the most, that they weren't just a person in the nursing home, and they had to take care of them. It looked like they were enjoying their jobs. The staff who gave the tour was wonderful. There's a patio outside. There are a lot of trees around the building. The location is convenient to me."

"I am a resident of Lino Lakes Assisted Living. I like it, but there's no bus line here. The food is great. They have arts and crafts. They have bingo. They have parties. Every month, they have a birthday party for everybody whose birthday is in that month. They have indoor bowling. The staff is great."

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

"We liked the amenities at Copperfield Hill and the way things operated, but we felt it was not the right fit for our family. The staff was really helpful, showed us everything, answered all of our questions, and gave us all the information that we needed to know. The rooms were really nice. It was one of the places where you can have everything you possibly need for someone to have a comfortable stay. They showed us a calendar of all the different things that they do, all of the places they go, and the on-site activities, which were all very nice. It was actually fancier than what we were looking for. It had everything we wanted, but it was just a little bit too costly. "

"My tour experience at Suite Living of Crystal was great. All of the people that I talked with were extremely informative, very welcoming, very knowledgeable, and helpful. I didn't eat any of the food, but the cafeteria looked very homey and it looked like a nice little restaurant. You would want to sit and eat dinner with your family there. The staff knew the tenants and the tenants knew the staff. It was a small place, they only have around 30 beds. The room I saw was more for one person to live there, it's a studio but it looks nice. I could completely see my mom living there. The bathroom was really nice and really large, and even though the word "studio" kind of freaked me out, when I went to see it I was extremely impressed. It looked like you could make it nice, you have to bring in your own medical-grade bed. And the lady said we can bring a big couch, or we could bring a pullout couch, or bring furniture from home as well for when people come and visit and make it feel like it's your own little space. It didn't have a full kitchen but it had a nice area for a small microwave and a small refrigerator, but just not have a stovetop or an oven, but there was a ton of cabinet space. So you could still feel like you're kind of at home, but not actively cooking. There's a chart on the wall with a list of activities, they had a big table so you can have friends over and eat there. It breaks down to $10,000 a month."

"The Wellstead is the best place we've been to yet, and my mother has been in and out of different places. They're very caring people, and they stay on top of things. They have ice cream socials, concerts, and they have birds in the facility itself. We're happy and very pleased with everything they do. We get notified about things when we're supposed to. The staff has been wonderful. She was so picky with food before, but she's been eating very well there. It's a lot more of a personal type of place because it's small. It's locked up, and we have a code to get in and out of the facility, so they can't wander off. This way if they wander, they're not able to get out of the facility. The care has been really good."

"We liked it. It seemed like a nice, clean, kind of bright facility. They had courtyards which are pretty nice for people to get outside. The rooms were decent-sized. They showed common areas, places where you could have a birthday celebration or that type of thing or if they had family come, and bathroom shower areas they set up separately from the rooms just for safety purposes. Everything looked good."

"I'm moving into Havenwood of Maple Grove. The staff was very nice and caring. It's almost brand new, so it looks nice. Everything's clean and beautiful. My apartment here is about the same size as I'm getting at Havenwood. They had a nice, big dining area. There seems like quite a lot going on there, various classes and different activities. It was a busy place. I saw them in the exercise class. They were doing that. And then there was a card playing on two different occasions that we went there. We saw people playing cards. Everybody seemed happy."

"I have found Suite Living of Maple Grove for myself. It's five minutes away from my sister. It's nice. It's one level. It only has 12 residents for assisted living and then 12 residents for memory care. They're very nice and really polite there, and I like that about them, and then I can volunteer there too anytime I want. I can do bingo, and if somebody's sick or doesn't wanna do it, I can do that for them. There's painting, coloring, and games, and all this other fun stuff. It's a lot of fun. I'm so excited. They're very caring and nice to me. The staff member who gave the tour was very nice and outgoing and answered all my questions. She was very polite and considerate. The nurse that came over and talked with me said, "You're a good fit," and she was very polite and kind too. The dining area was very beautiful and very clean. The physical appearance of the facility was perfect."

"Covenant Living of Golden Valley Assisted Living and Memory Care is an amazing place because across the street sort of on the same campus, they have the skilled nursing care and the nursing homes. So if somebody needs assisted living, memory care, and a nursing home, they're the first priority on all those lists to get into the place. When we went there, they were kind of decorated for the Olympics, and it looked very welcoming. They had like a gift shop, a pool, and a hot tub. The exercise staff met us, and they showed us a weight room. They customize physical activity depending on what level the resident can do so that they can get a lot of exercise. They had like a miniature golf set up and a basketball hoop indoors where people could play. I felt like they also catered to the families that would come and visit there. Let's say you have younger kids, there was some different stuff they could do, too. They had a fountain where the courtyard where families could have a picnic outside. They kind of thought of everything, but of course, the price tag was a lot higher. It was probably the most expensive, but there's a lot of amenities that you get along with it. They were also redoing some of the units. We couldn't see one of the units because they were in the process of painting and remodeling it. So they seemed to update the facility a lot. The staff who gave the tour was very observant because he could tell that my mom was kind of tired from all the walking and touring that day. And so he offered to push my mom in a wheelchair, so she didn't have to do all that walking because it is a pretty big campus. I just thought he seemed very in tune with his clients and the fact that he offered that was nice. The food looked amazing, too. There were multiple different choices. They have formal dining, casual dining, and a canteen line. I couldn't say anything negative about the place. But it was very expensive. You have to be pretty affluent to be able to afford to live in a place like that. The one convenient thing is that my mom could drive around a block and get to her dialysis center from there."

"Sunrise seemed like a very friendly, clean place with a lot of nice programs in a beautiful location. The room was very small, but the one-bedroom we looked at was adequate but not furnished; you have to bring your own furniture. They were one of the most expensive places that we looked at. "

"Sunrise of Golden Valley was clean and organized, but the rooms were incredibly small. The person during the visit was great, very helpful, and very friendly. We observed it in the middle of the pandemic, so nobody was doing anything. They were still eating in their rooms when I was looking. They had a barber shop and some other things, but they weren't open."