We visited a family member who lives in the nursing home section of Trillium Woods. He started out…read morein the assisted living section, was in the transitional care area, and now the nursing home section. The complex is huge and we have appreciated that he has been able to stay at Trillium Woods as he has aged and his health care needs have increased. We used to eat with him in the restaurant when he was in assisted living. It was like going to an upscale restaurant. It was nothing like "nursing home food." The menu would change and provided the residents with a wonderful selection of options from which to choose. The activities are many and varied. We have appreciated that when the residents go on outings that the staff photographs them and shares them on Facebook. We have enjoyed seeing our loved one at different places, and seeing how happy and engaged he is with other residents and in the community. There is a library for residents and I was happy to see that he uses it regularly. At our visit, he shared that he had just read a book about Robert Frost, the poet, and had a new book about the he sinking of the ocean liner RMS Lusitania that occurred on May 7, 1915, during the First World War. Keeping the residents' minds active and encouraging them to read and continue to learn is impressive and needed! The nursing home section is well-maintained, elegant, and welcoming. There are public seating areas, water with lemon slices in it for guests and residents, a puzzle table, t.v. area, and dining area. When we arrived, the cloth napkins were beautifully folded on the table that had a white linen table cloth on it. This is normal...not the exception. The staff are friendly, helpful, and professional. They treat everyone with dignity and respect. I could only wish that when the time comes that I need nursing care that I could live in such a beautiful, well-maintained facility with top-notch staff and programming in the arts, music, and outings like Trillium Woods offers.

Beautiful facility. I just moved in and am anxious to join in the activities and meet new friends.read more

From frequenting a national caregiver's forum, I know how absolutely rare this service is. When…read morefaced with finding care facilities, most people in the U.S. have to go it alone or with a patchwork of insufficient advice from profit-driven referral agencies or underfunded social organizations. They dig through marketing materials, sales pitches, and inconsistent pricing models and juggle site visits, never getting the inside scoop to have confidence that they're selecting the best fit for their loved one. After a phone interview exploring everything from ADL needs to personality quirks, TCC took that data, came back to us within a week with their 4 top suggestions. They offered a rundown of exactly why each would fit with knowledge of the history of each, their business practices, style of care, staffing levels, along with an apples-to-apples comparison of monthly costs. Our TCC rep met us for site visits scheduled across two days, and made sure we got the info we needed, asking questions once ours were done to fill in any gaps. At each site, we spent a few minutes after meeting with the staff to talk to our rep and she ensured we had what we needed and shared her insights about the visit. When we'd completed all the visits, we spent a few days making a decision. We had what we needed to understand the daily experience as well as both short and long-term financial effects including the impact of a potential future switch to Medicaid funding at each option. We let our rep know, and she informed each home of our decision so we were ready to coordinate with the chosen home on move-in preparation. There is truly no substitution for the amount of knowledge and guidance that you get from TCC. A year later, it's clear we found the best place for our situation with their help. They're awesome and I recommend that everyone researching an assisted living, memory care, or similar facility call them first.

I originally worked with this company six years ago when my mom broke her arm, and we started…read morelooking at senior living. I had an amazing experience then and using them again this year in April 2025 was no different. We worked with Diana, who was so kind, compassionate, and super knowledgeable about senior living and all the details that go with it. She helped us set up many tours and patiently attended each tour, providing guidance and asking great questions. I could not have asked for a better experience. We found a great place for my mom and I'm very thankful that Diana was such a great resource for us, guiding us to companies that could help my mom move, asking great questions and making sure we fully understood what each place provided. Plus her presence was very calming. I highly recommend Twin Cities Care!

I'm actually a retired nurse , that was bored at home ,after a couple of years, I took a job at…read moreWaterford manor a little over a year ago part time . I absolutely love working here , in all my years of experience, I never worked somewhere, that has a nicer group of employees, , I've not met one person here from house keeping to maintenance, dietary, nursing and administrative, that have not been super nice and kind.

From the owner: The Waterford, located in scenic Brooklyn Park, MN, is comprised of an independent living…read morecommunity, as well as assisted living, memory care, and advanced care. The Waterford offers maintenance-free senior rental residences with comfort, security, and support. When you move to The Waterford, you enjoy the benefits of our active, amenity-filled campus along with the peace-of-mind in knowing additional care is available if needed.

In the past week, I have had to take both my children to this emergency room. The doctors at both…read moresides were incredible. The registration process was fairly seamless, and the doctors were kind and focused on my children's experience. When we took my youngest child, it was a little bumpy, or than when we took my oldest last night. However, in both instances, the doctors were beyond excellent. The nurses were kind and responsive as well, but the bedside manner of the doctors was what stood out this trip. One concern I do want to notice is that there seems to be a glitch in their medication ordering system, which did not permit the nurse to get the medication needed within a timely manner. Apparently, this has been going on for days and the health staff have brought this forward for internal review multiple times. I hope this gets fixed as it does. Sit back there a patient's healing process when medical providers have to wait for medication.

I was seen at Riverside for the prenatal care and birth of my baby who spent considerable time in…read morethe neonate intensive care unit. I was seen by Molly S. She was an CNP- NURSE PRACTITIONER but she kept giving an impression that she was a doctor. a doctorate of nurse practitioner is not a DOCTOR, it's a level of education for nurse practitioner. She was arrogant and dismissive of concerns I had and was RUDE AS HELL. Never again will i be seen by her. The other nurses I encountered were great, Molly was awful.

Their buildings are poorly maintained. Many residents report roach infestations. Major water…read moreleaks go days without being repaired. Advertised amenities do not exit. Broken garage doors and entry doors are major security issues.

My aunt lived in a Fine Associates building. She was retired, lived alone, and (by her own choice)…read morewasn't in contact frequent with family. When the manager of her building noticed that they hadn't seen her in several days, they reached out to law enforcement for a welfare check. Unfortunately, she was found deceased in her apartment. As the person who is handling her estate, I was the one in contact with the people from Fine Associates and they could not have been any nicer or more helpful. My aunt was a pack rat and didn't value a clean home (to put it mildly), so I was feeling extremely overwhelmed by what was facing me in her apartment. Fine Associates worked with me and offered a solution that was way more fair to me/our family than it was to them. Their kindness and compassion is uncommon in today's world, especially when it comes to businesses - but we sure appreciate it. I can't say enough good things about how they handled a truly awful situation.

My mother has been in the assisted living at Yorkshire of Edina for over a year. They've been…read moregreat! The staff seems to try their best... my mom can be difficult but the staff handle her with grace. The building itself is beautiful and well maintained. The food is pretty decent, I join my mom for meals sometimes and the dining room is always nice and social. What's especially great about Yorkshire is the location. Other buildings we toured were located on a highway or in an industrial area but this building is in the heart of Edina with lots of amenities nearby. My mom uses a walker but she is still able to get to the library, the coffee shop, and the Target nearby. I think overall management is pretty good considering the high turnover that is rampant in the senior care industry. Personally I think it's stupid for people to complain that low paid caregivers are not some amazing high end professionals. It is what it is, if you don't like it, hire a top of the line nurse for $75-$100/hour! My mom's meds have never been screwed up, she is medication averse but the staff make sure she takes all her pills, her apartment is always clean, her laundry is done regularly, and they try to engage her in social activities.

My wonderful spouse needed physical rehab, and what is called "respite care." Yorkshire is right…read moreacross the street from where we live, so it seemed ideal. They determined she should be on the memory ward in order to receive the best possible treatment. It that was their best, everyone there is in trouble. A brief summary: From 8/1 - 8/8 she had no way to summon help. On 8/1 or 8/2 she had an accident overnight. The two aides the next morning yelled at her for not using the toilet... Note: She was there recovering from surgery for a broken pelvis and hip replacement. Rarely was given a hot meal. Some meals were never brought. We special ordered meals they offer, and she rarely got them. Sign on door said room was to be kept locked (so other patients would not wander into her room). I never found it locked when visiting. On more than one occasion, aides endangered her by how the transferred her from wheelchair to bed. Or, in leaving her sitting alone on side of bed. They were short-handed, but did not cut down on the number of patients. Patients were left on their own in the hallway. One spent most of time crawling on all fours. Poor lady. I could go on, but hopefully, you get the very dark and scary picture. Urge you to not send a loved one to this modern day Bedlam.

I've experienced the Allina Emergency Department / Urgent Care, been treated to the charming staff…read morein the lab and seen my rheumatologist at Allina Health - Plymouth / WestHealth. I'll never forget the excellent care for my very bad migraine. The nurse checked my records and sized this mess up quickly. I had a migraine infusion just 6 days prior that was not effective. With a change of one of the meds in this cocktail I did get relief and was able to go home and sleep. I can't say enough able the nurse and the ER doctor who took such good care of me. The rheumatologist was very smart and took an excellent history. She had my labs done a week in advance. This made it possible for her to be definitive in this visit. She pick up on clicking in my right knee, that does hurt often. Allina has their act together. Allina Health Plymouth has become my preferred place for health services.

The clinic staff is *so* friendly. The receptionists seem really to enjoy their job, the nurse was…read morefun and funny, the lab tech told me a really heartwarming story about a 3-year-old she had to poke. Dr. Hasan is an excellent clinician. The doctor I'd been seeing for over 20 years retired a few months ago, and I was really nervous about making a switch. I came out of this appointment feeling more heard and understood by Dr. Hasan than I had been feeling for the last few years with my old doc.

I had visiting angels to take care of my grandmother and give my mom a break. My grandmother was 98…read moreat the time and my mom was 80. It was hard for my mom to try and deal with food, diapers and all. We did as much as we could but could not be there enough. My daughter lived upstairs and would help. I was excited to have Visiting Angels come out. I had asked for people who would speak English clearly, as my grandmother was a little hard of hearing. All that came had very heavy accents. We had different people coming all the time. One of them even asked my mom to get her the remote for the TV. I don't know how many of them I said I didn't want there. They didn't do anything. I watch the commericals and hope other people don't get their hopes up. That was not my experience at all. Most sat in a chair and watched TV. None offered to cook a meal or pick up the house. Communicating with them was very hard for both my mom and grandmother. I had a hard time understanding a few of them.

They took great care of both my Mom And Dad for over three…read moreyears Our family could not have been happier with the caregivers at Visiting Angels I highly recommend them Todd Bollig

As someone who has struggled with substance use and mental illness, NuWay has saved my life a…read morecouple of times. They are a medium intensity inpatient facility that offers a good balance of educational programming, therapy and assistance with life and transitioning successfully to the "real world". 20 hours of programming is a breeze to participate in since they let you sign out and participate in the community from 2 PM until their 10 PM curfew. From the residential, which is typically 30-90 day stay, they suggest attending their 'Intensive Outpatient Program' (IOP), which has multiple convenient locations throughout Minneapolis and St. Paul. The BEST PART is they pay for your rent at any of their approved 'MASH Sober Homes' so long as you're enrolled in IOP. The only downside is they don't offer any stepdown after IOP (20 hrs./wk). 5 days a week, 4 hours per day to nothing isn't the best recipe for success, but they can direct clients to other programs to fit their needs. They have 2 men's residences located conveniently on 1st Ave in the Whittier neighborhood, within walking distance to The Minneapolis Alano Society (2218 Club) which is the oldest, still functional Alano Society in the world. They recently just opened a 3rd residential location to serve the woman in the community who often are neglected/forgotten in the recovery community. :-[ All in all, it's the BEST treatment program I've ever been a part of.

My experience here has been great. When I first arrived everyone was really welcoming. My time here…read morehas made me feel supported, understood, and valued. You can tell the workers are passionate about their work, especially the counselors. They listen without judgement, offer guidance that makes sense, and remind you of your strength when you're struggling. They didn't just give me the tools to better myself but actually taught me how to use them as well.

My primary care provider is Dr. Sarah Olson and she is great! She is very communicative when I use…read moreEntira's online portal where you can ask questions to your provider and they answer within 24-hours. I enjoy the collective care of Entira as I have leveraged their after hour facility in NSP along with the Como location and receive consistent positive service at each. Today I had the pleasure of seeing Doctor Ian and he was gentle, kind and considerate. Additionally, this facility recently moved from Highland over to Snelling Avenue and offers more natural lighting and overall space. The parking is slightly tricky to enter but once you do, the rest is a breeze. Thank you, Entira staff!!

We get the very best care here. It is so much better than any place else…read more. We are all covered here. My Aunt is . My fiance is.