I would give this 0 if it was available. My s dad ad was here and the neglected him- he developed…read moreulcers without any underlying vascular disease. They left him in bed tried to force him into hospice, rodents in his room, his phone was never charged. They misrepresented his vital signs- saying his oxygen was in 70s. The EMTs and hospital recorded 90s. They pushed morphine on him to keep him quiet. Horribly place!!!

Very unprofessional. Not staffed well. Long wait time when call light was on. I had to go to the…read morenurses station to ask for pain meds cuz they didn't answer the call light I had on for over 15 minutes.

some of the staff are very kind but this one woman made a rude sound to my grandmother and i will…read morenot tolerate that the management needs to do a better job making sure the staff arent rude to the patients. you picked this job so you better do it the right way!!! if you are unable to take care of patients the right way then get the hell out. i will not name names because i dont want this woman to be even meaner to my grandmother but do better. the rest of the staff though, theyre kind.

Benedictine 28Apr - 25Jun2025…read more Due to a very negative one week experience in another TCU, I was highly skeptical of everything at Benedictine. I viewed every action as though it might be another act of neglect. It took nearly two weeks to feel safe. Through that time, every Aide, Nurse, Therapist, Cleaning Person, and Administrator made it clear they would watch over me, helping me recover my health. Kindness and empathy were the watchwords they showed me. I learned many of their names and histories. I'd been at Benedictine for about three months. In that time, I'd grown to see them as family. They cared for my wounded body and spirit. I was challenged to improve every day. I am grateful that Benedictine chooses to employ those who look at working with people in need as more than just a job. Over time, some had rough days, and I'd try to help them as much as they did me. I made a few friends there that I'll visit as my health improves. Benedictine TCU is a welcoming and a pay it forward facility. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone in need. Kip N.

Every request you make must be followed up on, sometimes multiple times. I'm sure there are some…read morededicated and caring staff that work here, but never assume that just because you were told something will get done, that it actually will. Being present and making yourself, as family, known helps. I'm always underwhelmed.

From the owner: Short Term / Long Term Rehab, Skilled Nursing Care, Memory Care, End of Life Care:…read moreProviding the therapies necessary for recovery and rehabilitation through a full range of health care services as well as meeting the health care, social and spiritual needs of short term and long term residents. Crest View Lutheran Home is licensed by the State of Minnesota and certified by both Medicare and Medicaid.

My mother-in-law and my mother were both residents of Personal Care in Columbia Heights. I have…read morenothing but good to say about this facility. The staff was friendly when ever I visited. They were patient and kind when interacting with the residents. The communication was very good. The hospice nurse and social worker visited regularly and said that they felt this was a well run facility that provided excellent care. I can highly recommend this assisted living facility.

impressively clean, havent seen a staff member who DOESNT seem attentive, caring, and kind, the…read morefood I've had was good, and perhaps the best barometer of all was the happiness level of the residents I encountered. I know Good when i see it; this columbia heights location is pristine/premier.

My parents moved into the Main Street Lodge assisted living just a couple of weeks ago. The…read moreapartments are bright and open, and so far the staff all seem really great! The layout is very simple so it is easy to find your way around. This was a major concern for me and my siblings as both of my parents are suffering from dementia and have some mobility issues. They seem to have lots of activities--BINGO is a favorite! The apartments have been updated with new cabinets, carpet and paint. The complex smells fresh and clean and the food isn't bad either. My parents seem to be happy here so far. The initial meeting we had with the nurse practitioner went really well and I think they really have my parents best interest at heart. The assisted living apartments are attached to a nursing home and memory care unit. There is a chapel in the apartment complex and you can walk inside through the nursing home to the attached Church (St Anthony Chapel). The apartments have a very small kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator, sink and drawer microwave. Just what they need since lunch and dinner are provided.

From the owner: Catholic Eldercare offers the comfort and security that you need!…read more Catholic Eldercare is a community resource and provides quality services for the elderly, preserving dignity and self-determination as reflected in our philosophy statement and Catholic tradition.Whether the need is for skilled nursing care, independent living, assisted living, adult day program, or other services, Catholic Eldercare offers the comfort and security of a lifestyle that fits your needs, with ready access to care services at the level you need. Not-for-profit Catholic Eldercare is a community resource with over a quarter-century tradition of meeting the diverse needs of elders of all faiths in a caring atmosphere of support, respect, and spiritual enrichment.Catholic Eldercare's core values include treating elders of all faiths as they wish to be treated, providing care in the least restrictive setting possible, respecting what each individual considers important, and planning creatively to meet the growing need for affordable elder housing.

Nurse Amy Brasco was rude when I arrived to visit my mother. My mother is hearing impaired and…read morethis facility refused to provide a quiet place or let me purchase a phone for my mother in her own quiet room. Violation of MN elder abuse laws to isolate a vulnerable adult from family members. Maybe also a violation of the disabilities act?? They sure didn't mind collecting her 8-$10,000 per month and I don't think it was asking too much for a little help with her telephone needs. If you love your family member find a better place for them. I will say kudos to the actual caregivers working here who are all very nice but didn't have the authority to help. Lillie in particular tried her best to help.

They are not the cleanest, they had centipedes and dead mice around. I had family members complain…read moreabout having wet laundry or not even having it done some employees are very stern with how they talk, it's probably 1 or 2 employees who had made copperfield comfortable for our family. I wish that they didn't hire anyone, my family has talked about getting their meds late due to having "short staff" i wanted to trust that they will get back to being the copperfield we all enjoyed and loved. Hope to see better.

Nobody wants to think about senior/assisted living space or nursing homes. I recently visited a…read morefamily friend over Thanksgiving weekend at another facility, and it really made me sad at how these wonderful human beings were lined up in wheelchairs and treated as "just another body". Personally I would not place my parents there if given the choice or resources. So Landmark of Fridley. It opened up this past fall, and I was given a tour prior to its grand opening. Three floors, private rooms, and as you can see by some of the pictures I've posted, nice living areas. Some of the kitchens with granite countertops are nicer than my own kitchen! Most units have their own state-of-the-art washer and dryers, and most, if not all, have flat screen TVs. The only downside is there's one elevator, and the dining area is on the second floor. It must be a nightmare for staff and residents during rush hour. While not in a glamorous neighborhood, it appears to be safe, and there are a lot of amenities for the residents. And a review on Yelp wouldn't be complete without talking about food. For those who are unable or do not want to cook for themselves, the Director of Food Services is doing a fantastic job trying to have a creative menu for the residents, giving them healthy options and a variety of menu items.

Landmark's Cold (and Misleading) Response to Family in Need…read more Our mom and Landmark resident went to hospital couple of weeks ago - and was abruptly diagnosed with a terminal disease. Mindful that Landmark would offer no exception to its visitor ban, we scrambled to remove mom from facility and divide care-giving for her so that she could see her family. That meant a sudden leave from jobs in the midst of an economic collapse. I sent letter to Landmark seeking to appeal to their compassion and high ethics, asking for a credit for final month's rent when they provided us no service, for our family that has been ravaged by illness and financial distress. After a delay, Landmark's executive director told me she was working on "financial piece" with my mom's power of attorney, suggesting a credit was imminent. In truth, no credit was even offered, and exec director callously mislead me so that she didn't need to directly refuse my appeal for help.

We lucked out in choosing Home Instead to take care of our 90 year old mother. (she was 87 at the…read moretime). Their services are phenomenal, starting with the first call. Mom was in rehab and about to be released. She refused to let anyone in the family take care of her because she didn't want to be a "burden". Home Instead came to the rehab facility within hours of my call and it was smooth sailing after that. Their patient coordinator, office staff, care givers, and especially the owner, John Stuck have been so attentive we'd think we are their only client. John has been to see mom several times and each time it just brightens her day (he is quite personable). We have never had a problem with their services and whenever I call with a change, etc, their response time is lightening fast and handled as though we are family to them. They also have a pay scale to match the clients needs. We are currently on the companion care plan and when mom starts to decline, we can move up a notch to the personal care plan, etc. And mom likes the variety of care givers each day. She has the same 3-4 that rotate (24/7) and she never gets bored. Since mom never wants to leave her home, now she won't have to - because of Home Instead, she can stay home as long as she wants. She is living on her terms which has kept all of us sane. When the time comes that you ever need this type of care, save yourself a lot of time and call Home Instead first - you won't be disappointed.

Elder Voice Advocates just reported that a caregiver here took nearly $3000 from one of their…read moreclients. This happened to my parent under their care, too. Avoid this place!!!