Memory Care Communities in Plymouth, MN

"Havenwood of Maple Grove seemed very nice. They didn't have the unit that I wanted available. So, I kind of didn't go back there. The rooms were nice. There were some things that I didn't like. There weren't many closets. I didn't meet very many people, but the person who gave the tour was very nice. It was clean."

Epiphany Care Homes – Cardinal Road, located at 3704 Cardinal Road in Minnetonka, Minnesota, offers residential-style assisted living and memory care in a warm, homelike environment on a neighborhood scale. Founded by a registered nurse and designed as an alternative to larger facilities, this community provides 24‑hour care delivered by a high caregiver-to-resident ratio and the support of licensed nursing staff. The home features private and semi-private suites, each equipped with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, climate control, Wi‑Fi, cable, and emergency call systems. Shared spaces include cozy commons, fenced outdoor gardens, and accessible interiors, fostering a sense of community, autonomy, and comfort. Epiphany Care Homes delivers a holistic, resident-centered approach. Customized care plans are tailored to each individual's physical, mental, and psychosocial needs. Services include assistance with daily living, medication management, incontinence care, diabetes and memory-care support, hospice coordination, and licensed nursing staff available 24/7. Wellness and engagement are emphasized through therapy and spa services, spiritual care including daily reflections, memory-enhancing activities, and social/educational programming designed to foster interaction and engagement. The community’s smaller size (about six units) and licensed capacity of seven create a structured yet supportive environment that promotes autonomy and connection. Located in a Minnetonka residential neighborhood, Epiphany Care Homes offers easy access to nearby medical facilities, pharmacies, parks, and community amenities. Families consistently report a warm, compassionate culture centered on resident dignity, personalized attention, and safety — making it feel like a home rather than an institution. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"I toured Copperfield Hill and I saw that it was a nice place to live if you would need assistive care or health care. The rooms were nice. They have two separate rooms for people so they don't have to share a room, they have their own separate rooms but they share a living area. They have like a little kitchenette and a sitting area. Then they showed me where they eat and where they have their activities and where they play games. It's not a huge place or anything, so you walk in and there's the sitting area. They have a chapel there, and they were doing arts at the time. I liked the area, it was a nice-looking room with a bed and a dresser."

"Sunrise of Golden Valley was beautiful. It's a lovely facility. I thought the setting was beautiful outside. It had a beautiful entrance. The food plan was wonderful. The staff was very good at showing us around and explaining everything. Unfortunately, we cannot use the facility because of my friend's level of care needed. Overall, everybody that we saw in the hall was very friendly. The menu looked wonderful, and the tables were set very nicely. It's a very welcoming atmosphere. I thought the rooms were pretty good. They're very adequate."

"Rooms vary from studio to 2 bedrooms. They are nice. There are some newly renovated rooms too. The staff at Roitenberg are wonderful. There are a variety of activities and outings. The aides are very warm and caring. There are nurses available. The housing director is available and extremely helpful."

"I toured Rose Arbor & Wildflower Lodge. The facility is clean. The people are friendly. The price is very inexpensive. They have got a lot of amenities that they can do. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. I like their setup for the bedrooms. They have a nice big bedroom with a nice closet with kitchen amenities. The atmosphere felt serene."

"My parents moved into Haven Wood in June 2023. Sadly, my mom passed away that fall, and I was initially concerned about how my dad would manage living on his own. Fortunately, he truly loves it at Haven Wood. The facility and rooms are top-notch, and my dad can’t say enough good things about the food — both the quality and variety are excellent. He especially appreciates the willingness of the kitchen staff to accommodate "off-menu" requests, which makes meals feel more personal and enjoyable. While there has been quite a bit of staff turnover, everyone has been exceptionally kind and attentive to my dad, and I’m deeply grateful for the care he’s received."

"I love it here at Ecumen Prairie Lodge. I feel safe and sound. The food is great. They are all pretty fantastic people. They are fun to be with and I love them. I don't want to be anywhere else. The place is simple. We have coffee here any time you want it, or juice, and there's plenty of water. They wash our clothes and take good care of us. They take us to different therapies. So far, I love it. They are excellent. They are very kind and very caring."

"My mother lived in the memory care unit at Sunrise of Minnetonka from 2016 until she passed away in 2023. The staff gave her absolutely wonderful care that entire time. My mother had dementia, but also another diagnosis that made placement difficult. In addition, she was very active and alert, so she needed beautifully decorated surroundings, lots of interesting daily activities to choose from, great tasting food, and friendship. The staff at Sunrise excelled at all of the above, for almost seven years straight, including through the difficult years of the pandemic, adjusting mom's care as her needs changed. I HIGHLY recommend Sunrise!"

"We toured Suite Living of Brooklyn Park. When you walk in the door, it's very inviting, very hospitable. You felt comfortable. It was pretty. The girl who took us on the tour was very knowledgeable and forthcoming. We were happy with the facility. It was a smaller facility, so I think my mom would get good care. The rooms are nice for her to be in. If I had to choose a place, it would probably be that place. It's very clean and updated."

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

"Abiitan Mill City is my favorite. If I wanted to stay in Minneapolis, I would move there. It is located near the river. The streets are lined with trees. There are lots of good restaurants within walking distance. The Guthrie Theater is within walking distance, too. Great transportation is available, from the light rail to buses. The rooms were beautiful with huge windows. They had lovely common spaces, indoors and outdoors. There were lots of arts in the hallways that I found to be very contemporary. There was a lively feeling about the staff and the residents I met. There were many happy people there."

"My friend has moved into Brookdale Eden Prairie. The thing I liked about it was that even though it was on a holiday when we first walked in there, we were able to view this. It was also a very short-staffed day, but the staff members (except the person who was manning the front desk) were all engaged with all of the residents, and that was the one thing we were looking for. Every place that my friend had been before, he always said, 'I'm always alone. Nobody talks to me.' So we wanted to make sure that he had someone that would be there to talk to him. I'm not going to say that my friend is happy because he'd much rather be at home, but he is content at Brookdale. And he feels like there are people that are there to talk to him and to help him when he needs help. The staff members have been helpful. It was a difficult decision to move him, but they're all extremely kind. They've been going out of their way to make sure that my friend is very comfortable where he is. I would recommend Brookdale to anyone who is looking. I haven't tried their food, but my husband has. The first day that he was over there with our friend, they brought out a nice fish dinner for them to enjoy. My husband said it was wonderful. He was pretty pleased. He said it was excellent. The chef came out and brought the meal to them so that he could meet them and say, 'I just wanted you to know that this is how he will be fed when he's here.' Their building is very homey. They have the areas for the residents set up more like individual apartments so that the people don't feel like they're just stuck in a room. It's one room and a bathroom, but they have the resident's name and a room number on each door so that they make it very personalized for them. They have every kind of activity you would want to do. They have rooms where you can put together puzzles, where you can color, and where you can play instruments. And If some of the female residents feel like they want baby dolls for them to hold, they have a room for that, too. They also have a couple of different outside areas that are still secured. They can go out, get fresh air and sit. And they have areas where they can plant. With regard to value for money, any type of assisted living is going to be expensive, but Brookdale would do everything that it can to bring that cost down to help them so that families can afford to have good care for their loved ones, so I think it's worth what is being paid for."

"We toured Rakhma Peace Home. That was lovely. It's actually where we started. I think they had seven residents and one opening, so it'd be eight, I think total of all women. They were conscious of women's needs if they had a traumatic history so they wouldn't want to be housed with men, especially with dementia or memories of trauma, a traumatic history. So that was something I thought they had a good awareness of. They talked amongst their staff and said that because it's my sister who wants socializing and wants to be with people and talk to people, they recommended the Peace House as having residents who were more able to do that and meet her needs. We wanted to tour it because they thought that she could socialize more there. They have both private rooms and shared rooms. They were very small rooms, so the larger rooms were shared. They could have some personal items, a dresser, and a bed, but very little. They had big, large, shared spaces. Televisions on both floors with large shared spaces on both floors. They had a kitchen on both floors too. It felt like a home, and around-the-clock nursing care was available. It's an older home and a Victorian home. I noticed that the downstairs bathroom was accessible, but the upstairs bathroom was not, and they said that they were working on that. They're changing these as they're able to."