My wife has been at Personal Care Senior Living in Anoka for fifteen months. She suffers from a…read morerare form of dementia that confines her to a wheelchair and limits her ability to communicate. My family and I have found the staff to be professional, competent, and caring. My wife's condition continues to decline as her disease progresses, and the staff's attentiveness to these changes is impressive. Our family takes comfort in knowing that my wife is comfortable, safe, and well cared for here. We feel that we have made the best decision for her and for us and are grateful for the compassion every member of the staff has shown.

We moved dad in a year ago.  After checking several assisted living facilities, we chose Personal…read moreCare. It was a smaller facility, which made us feel more attention could be given to him. The staff was amazing and made us feel very comfortable putting him in their care. They have activities most days and really encourage the residents to get involved. Staff is very caring and take great care of him, which makes my life easier. Best decision ever! Cheryl

Homestead of Anoka is pretty new and quite large. The staff at the front desk are helpful. It is…read morepretty easy to get turned around in the place, but there are signs to direct the way. The building, outside and in, is pretty clean. Overall the staff is accommodating when asked.

Rating: "F", for failure to the residents of this community…read more I had personally witnessed the indifference of care and services my mother received for the past 4-1/2 years at the facility. My mother suffered UTI's, ear infections, severe skin conditions, suspicious bruising, falls, and anxiety due to the chaotic and unstable environment. Due to poor infection control and cross contamination while covid, influenza, pneumonia, and norovirus existed in the facility in December 2024 & January 2025, my mother became ill. During these two months she kept saying she didn't feel well even when she tested negative on tests. She had called 911 in late January because she had difficulty breathing. It was discovered at the hospital she had double pneumonia. Two weeks later she passed away. I had a camera set up in her room for the last 7 months of her life. This was after I found a nightgown ripped in half when doing her laundry. I asked her about it and she said someone ripped it off of her. As usual I got a fictitious explanation. There are a multitude of on-going issues, from late and inconsistent meal times, cold unappetizing food, lost menus, inattentive dietary and nursing assistants, brief changes not being done for over 10 hours. The list is unending. Filing numerous grievances with the facility and filing numerous MAARC reports with the State and communications with the Ombudsman caused retaliation from all levels of management and nursing staff. In just a year and a half I had furnished close to 400 documents which included email communications with the facility to the State. Even after providing photos and video clips of evidence and being cited and fined. Nothing had improved. I would like to point out that it's unethical and can be a legal liability for a business and their employees to post reviews. Management should be reflecting on their own part in contributing to the continuous obstacles. It starts at the top not the bottom up. The only justifiable solution is to start putting more effort into figuring out what they're doing that isn't working and to put forth new plans of action in addressing and improving the care, services, safety and infection control processes and procedures and following through with them. Implement a new effective plan on how to monitor employees to ensure they're doing what is required. Installing cameras throughout the facility would help tremendously in identifying and revealing many issues, which had been suggested time and time again. Management is the Beholder of the Dilemma's. Another deeply concerning conflict is the doctor's and social workers are contracted through the facility and seem to have their loyalties towards the facility, not in the interest of the residents. It's not necessary to respond or discuss anything further to this review. Management had their opportunity and sufficient time to prove they were capable in resolving matters and were unable to.

Total lack of communication and coordination. Food is horrible - I was served a raw hamburger. When…read moreI returned it and asked for a polish on a bun the bag of hot dog buns was moldy! They will tell you they will make your outside specialist appointments and set up transportation but they don't do it for weeks. I finally ended up doing it twice myself and the third time they did it but then didn't have my mom up and dressed and ready to go in time! Run the other way - do not go there for rehab!

Bugs in and at Stony River my mom would kill Bugs almost daily crawling out of the walls ants and…read morespiders. The meals if you're lucky enough to be the first person there you'll get the meal if you pay to have it delivered you just get leftovers which usually meant no meat and no vegetables, not away that seniors should get their nutrition only from pasta. My sister was dying of cancer and the extra help that they were supposed to receive we paid a lot for we never got so we had to hire a 24 hour nursing staff out of our own pocket I believe that this hastened my sister's death. The management team would tell my mom and sister to leave Stoney River if they weren't happy instead of trying to make them happy. They put cameras in and around the apartment in their bedrooms invading the privacy. Mom called this place the nursing home from hell people would check in but couldn't move out fast enough two were leaving at the time we busted my mom out of there. There are very few kind and compassionate staff however most of the management were found to be uncompassionate inept and incompetent most of the staff is young including management with a high turnover the management is immature often intimidating and hiding to avoid confrontation my mom is now in a real nursing home eating real nutritionist meals competent and carrying staff that check on her throughout the day and into the night which is what she wants the residents are happy clean welcoming you can talk to anybody her meds are over 50% cheaper and the rent is a lot cheaper too. It is such a shame that people that are entrusted with our loved ones and elderly people treat them so shamelessly.

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I can not say enough positive things about Epiphany Assisted Living! My mom and dad have lived…read morethere since September, 2023. They are treated with love, dignity, empathy and humor. The Director, Mary Hawkins, is amazing and so caring! Her door is always open for questions or concerns and she addresses them quickly. She was a big help in getting my parents on the Elderly Waiver. The nursing staff and aids are phenomenal! They always treat my parents with respect and positivity. The Physical and Occupational therapists are on site. They have done an awesome job helping my mom rehab from a broken leg. They are also helping my dad build back strength he's lost from cancer treatments. I wholeheartedly recommend Epiphany to anyone looking to place a loved one in an exceptional care facility!

My loved ones had a terrible experience during their last year here. The staff are…read morepassive-aggressive and unprofessional, attempt to manipulate residents and visiting family members, and were woefully unqualified to manage the progressive needs of someone with memory loss. Not only were they neglectful, but they inflicted physical and lasting harm to one of my loved ones. These experiences are from 2018-2019, and I hope in the year since this facility has overhauled their practices to meet the bare minimum of care for their residents. I still harbor enormous resentment and anger towards the "caregivers" and hope current residents are in better hands. This facility was a blight on the last years of my loved one's lives. Don't trust your family members to be safe, respected, or cared for at Epiphany.

can't wait to take my son out of this place. They welcome you with open arms and then once they get…read moreyou in there, they change all the rules everything that we signed up for they took away from him half the staff shows up late half the staff doesn't show up they took away my son's private help and I would give that a thumbs down and removing him ASAP. also, my granddaughter got bit by a bat inside the home yes Evergreen a bat

Reviews Evergreen Homes…read more Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 4.0 (4) Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest SKP 2 reviews No way! Never! Don't do it. Never put your loved one here ! My story could make a Netflix movie. Unless they get new ownership and a new President, don't do it. They lie and tear families apart. The most horrific experience I have ... More Patty Bradley 4 reviews 2 weeks ago New well, isn't it beautiful on the outside, but on the inside it's another story. My son went to this home and they promised him the moon, and then just a few weeks into it ,They pretty much took away everything they promised. I wouldn't ... More Luke Jenkins Local Guide·64 reviews·11 photos 7 months ago Beautiful Homes! MATT BROWER 10 reviews 11 months ago Sarah Hallmark-Brower 6 reviews·12 photos 11 months ago This is hands down, one of the best care homes in the Twin Cities. Eunie, the owner, is one of the most respected nurses in the Twin Cities and she goes above and beyond for her clients like no other. Also, she owns the homes with a Dr who can round right in the home. There is almost nothing that Eunie cannot do. 3 Reviews Evergreen Homes Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 4.0 (4) Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest SKP 2 reviews No way! Never! Don't do it. Never put your loved one here ! My story could make a Netflix movie. Unless they get new ownership and a new President, don't do it. They lie and tear families apart. The most horrific experience I have ... More Patty Bradley 4 reviews 2 weeks ago New well, isn't it beautiful on the outside, but on the inside it's another story. My son went to this home and they promised him the moon, and then just a few weeks into it ,They pretty much took away everything they promised. I wouldn't ... More Sarah Hallmark-Brower 6 reviews·12 photos 11 months ago This is hands down, one of the best care homes in the Twin Cities. Eunie, the owner, is one of the most respected nurses in the Twin Cities and she goes above and beyond for her clients like no other. Also, she owns the homes with a Dr who can round right in the home. There is almost nothing that Eunie cannot do. 3 Luke Jenkins Local Guide·64 reviews·11 photos 7 months ago Beautiful Homes! SKP 2 reviews 2 minutes ago New No way! Never! Don't do it. Never put your loved one here ! My story could make a Netflix movie. Unless they get new ownership and a new President, don't do it. They lie and tear families apart. The most horrific experience I have ever had! They should be shut down for the horrible, terrible things they did and the lies they made up. Thank God everyone realized and saw what they were doing and my mom is safe and out of there and I see her every single day. They purposely kept me from my mom. They are cruel, heartless, and I wonder how they sleep at night. There are a few nice staff, but most are 2-faced and lie. My mom is no longer being held hostage in their homes. I could give you graphic details and pictures but it's not worth it. They are not worth my time. Thank God everyone saw through the lies and got my mom out safely. Their doctor is worthless and doesn't have a clue how to do his job. Seriously, keep your loved one far away from this company. In the house my mom was in one resident died, then another one died shortly after, then my mom rushed to the ER. I started to fear something fishy was going on. The RN has zero personality and gives you zero confidence in her abilities. I could go on and on but I have said enough. Beware: If you report them to MDH or MAARC, the President will keep you from your family member. I am thankful for Ulissa, Ace, Ann, and Brooklyn. I certainly hope the 4 of you move on to a more reputable company and realize the terrible company you work for. It's a cult-like facility and actually scary. It's an absolute shit show. So glad my mom escaped their cult-like prison safely. They actually told me that Red Robin would be her home permanently. Then they pulled a stunt saying it would be shut down and moved her to the more expensive house to steal her money. The other house never shut down and the other 2 residents my mom lived with still live there. They wanted my mom's money. Thank you to the Guardian and the Ombudsman. You saw their true colors. My mom is free and safe and I get to love on her non-stop. The staff at her new facility are amazing and so understanding and loving. Night and Day Difference! Stay away please!

My Mother was at Amira for 4 years in the memory care unit. It was bad, and then it got worse…read more Every single time I went to visit, she was wet. Every single time! We even bought flow-through pads to use in addition to the depends, in case she was a "gusher". There were times she was wearing the depends and two flow through pads and was still soaking. FYI, that means she was sitting in 8 cups (1/2 gallon) of urine. I am just a dumb landscaper, but perhaps that explains the multiple UTI's that she had every year. She also had multiple falls (a result of dizziness from the UTI's) and a broken hip and later a broken femur. The best thing Almira ever did for us was kick Mom out, because it forced us to find another place for Mom. She spent the last 4 months at Breck Homes in Bloomington, where they made her feel useful and had so many outings that it was hard to visit her. Pretty is as pretty does, and Amira doesn't! If you are looking at memory care, visit here at meal time. Do these people look like they are enjoying themselves? Does the food look appetizing? Can they even hear each other, if they wanted to talk? Is there room to comfortably move around the tables with a wheelchair or walker? Yes, the fireplace is pretty. Is the room functional? Comfortable? Does the staff chit-chat with the residents, or do they just boss them around? Ask the employees you run into how long they have worked there, and ask if anyone has been there since the opening which is less than 6 years ago. There is only 1 who has been there the whole time, and she is the only one who knows how to get things done. Hint: it is Linda at the front desk. Raona

This place is the worst company I have ever had the misfortune of knowing. My grandma was treated…read morehorribly here. From the beginning it's been a headache! We would come visit her and she would smell like urine, she would have a dirty depends on for hours. She was barely washed with either a cloth or actual shower. She had 2 falls that didn't make sense, so we bought granny camera's, which were frequently turned off by staff until we told them it was illegal. Some of the staff did the bare minimum to get her ready for the day. She had 2 more falls which the staff was no where to be seen. She layed for 2 hours on the floor until they found her. Just when you think things couldn't get worse, it did. I sent flowers and a teddy bear to her one day and the teddy bear is no where to be found. My grandma contracted the Covid-19 virus here. She has since passed away. Unfortunately her death was not peaceful in any way. This company is absolutely horrible. The management is cowardly and quite literally pathetic. This company should be shut down. Our parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers and all other family deserve so much better. Please think twice before sending your loved ones here. I guarantee you, you will regret it, I do EVERYDAY. I wish she was still alive but at least she is no longer in pain .

I visited a very close friend weekly; person lives in the enhanced care area of Amira. Every week I…read morereceive the same excuse...short staffed. My last visit, it was 9:00 am, breakfast HAD not been ordered, I went down to the kitchen to order their breakfast, returned to pick it up and feed it to the resident. Resident is paying for the services and NOT receiving them. Shameful! Staff need to be hired and paid a decent wage. There does not appear to be a lead for the enhanced care unit; which is desperately needed. Staff are consistently on their phones, ignoring patients.

I am blessed to get to work here amongst some of the very best staff in the industry caring for…read moreseniors! If you want a place that puts residents goes and truly carries out their mission this is it!