Memory Care Communities in Roseville, MN

"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."

"I toured Ecumen Seasons at Maplewood. It has a continuum of care, in other words, if I can manage it in independent living, I can and if I need more help, I can add more services. So, it's not either or. It's more flexible in terms of what services I have to take. Plus, I can stay in the same unit even if I need to add care. I don't have to move to another section of the building if I go from independent to assisted living. It's a beautiful place. There's a huge walking path out in front and they have a walking club. And in the summer I like to walk. But the continuum of care was the biggest for me in my choice. They have an opening now, but I have to get my house cleaned out. So they said that they'll have openings in the fall. They know I'm coming then. The staff are caring and helpful."

"Our tour at Minnehaha Senior Living was very nice. It was very informative. I thought the actual facility was very homey, nice, and clean. They had a lot to offer, which was nice. The staff was very nice. She was exceptional."

Suite Living of West St Paul is a 32 private suite Assisted Living & Memory Care Senior Community that provides quality care to our seniors, with a personal touch. Our communities are small and intimate, providing a cozy warm atmosphere that feels like home. Suite Living is locally owned and includes a care team with over 20 years of experience in Senior Care. All of our employees are hired and trained through Suite Living. Come Discover What Makes Us Different!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"We really liked The Alton. It's a small community and it's really simple. The area where you get together is kind of in the middle so I liked that. You don't have to walk from one end to the other just to get to a community area. You can get out and they have a garden center. They have a little lot for you to just enjoy in the summer. It looked like they really care about their area. We didn't really see other staff other than the director and another person. They were really, really nice. They made us feel comfortable. They showed us a lot of Italian food, but they don't have Asian. I didn't see any activity. They just showed us the community room where they have some games and snacks. The day that we went, we didn't see too many people around. They do activities and get together with the residents and they call it a community, so each section of it is a community."

"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 aunt moved in at Ecumen Lakeview Commons. The staff is very friendly and very good. Everything there is very nice. The rooms are nice, and it's just big enough for what my aunt needs. The dining room looks like a restaurant, and they have choices for their food. My aunt says the food is very good. They have bingo and tours to different places. She takes part in just about everything, and I can't believe how busy she is."

Suite Living provides Memory Care and Assisted Living services in a professionally managed and carefully designed setting. Our philosophy is to provide quality care to seniors, with a personal touch. Our communities are small and intimate, providing a cozy warm atmosphere that feels like home. Come discover what makes us different!To learn more about this providers 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."

"I toured Brookdale West St. Paul. I liked the fact that the staff were very friendly and very helpful in explaining the details about the facility. It was a great place, but it's not affordable, and that's my stumbling block. Overall, it was nice. The rooms were clean, and a place I'd want to put my loved one. They had a dining room, a group room, and a secured patio area. Overall, the place was very secure. I wouldn't worry about leaving my family member there and knowing that it was not secure. The staff members were very helpful and caring."

"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."

Welcome to BeeHive Homes of Blaine, where compassionate care meets the comfort of home. We are more than just a senior care facility; we are locally owned by a dedicated husband and wife team, Kyle and Sherri Lewis. Our story is one of love, passion, and a shared commitment to those who have touched our lives. BeeHive Homes of Blaine was born out of a vision to revolutionize the way we care for the elderly, especially those living with dementia. Unlike traditionally larger-scale care facilities, we have thoughtfully and purposefully designed our residence to emulate the warmth and familiarity of home. Our small, home-like setting provides an environment where residents can feel truly at ease, and it's where Kyle and Sherri Lewis will be working full-time, ensuring that our residents receive the attention and care they deserve. We believe that aging gracefully is a right, and we're here to ensure that it's a reality. At BeeHive Homes of Blaine, we value every individual and honor their unique life journey. Our mission is to provide a haven where the elderly are treasured, respected, and cherished, where they can create beautiful memories in the company of compassionate caregivers who understand the importance of their lives.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"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."

"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."