My son moved in here in February. He is very satisfied. The staff are wonderful & the house is so…read moreclean. Don't agree with the two previous posts at all.

From the owner: Stonecrest Living strives to enrich the lives of those we care for every day. We deeply believe in…read morecompassion, respect, excellence, and integrity, that is the core of our mission. Our work is driven by love and support, and our staff live by these core values. We believe that we are the right place and provide the right care for our residents, we seek innovation and creativity to better define care into the future, that is our vision.

This was my first job out of nursing school, and I don't regret it. They give you all the training…read moreyou need to deal with ventilated clients, which is a majority of cares you will be performing. Along with the in-service training, you also get to train with the client as many times as you would like before you feel comfortable on your own. When you do eventually decide to care for your client alone, you have access to a 24 hour on-call nurse that you may defer to with any clinical questions or concerns. One thing I really enjoyed about this company is they allow you to pick your own clients. You can visit as many as you like and pick the ones you best mesh with. You typically have a circle of 5 clients and care for 3 of them regularly. You also have the option to work with individual clients or at group sites. Additionally, you get to pick your own schedule which is SUPER nice and something you will not get the privilege of doing at a majority of other jobs straight out of nursing school. The owners are very nice and personable people. The management team is also nice, and they truly seem to care about the clients and do their best to get to know them personally. The communication from management is not always the best - they can be unresponsive unless they need something from you. However, if you truly have an issue, they do try to get to the bottom of it. I was assured by the management team multiple times throughout my time there that they would always have my back, and I truly felt like they did. Any time I had any concerns with other employees or clients, they were very receptive and understanding. The work day is very slow, which I enjoyed being I was still in school. You get a lot of free time to read, do homework, or whatever you see fit. On the downside, depending on the clients you care for, you may do a majority of the same cares almost every day and lose touch of some of the skills you learned in nursing school. The only major disadvantage to working here, or really any home health agency, is having to stay after your shift if there are any staffing shortages or the next shift nurse calls in. The staffers really do their best to fill the gaps, but there are definitely times you will have to stay late. However, if you do have to stay late, you are typically offered a bonus of some sort which is nice. Overall, I really enjoyed my time working for this company. All the employees I worked with said working for this company was their best experience with a home health agency in Minneapolis. If you are looking for a first job to get more comfortable with your nursing skills before you transition into the hospital/clinic setting, a flexible part-time gig to pick up some extra cash, or even a chill job at the end of your career, this is the place for you!

They will definitely make you maximize your independence by taking your nurse for good and telling…read moreyou nothing. So then you HAVE to be more independent for sure. Be careful of the godly talks. They say they are here for the clients but it's really only the MONEY! Called and begged me to take down my post with the offer of providing nurses. Anyone is better off taking care of their loved ones than choosing this company.