Last weekend I tried out The Kenwood with a friend for brunch. She had the chicken chilaquiles…read moreserved with Sergio's mole, chicken tinga, avocado crema, and a fried egg. I kept it simple and went à la carte with two eggs, roasted rosemary potatoes, and a pancake with pistachio butter. We both enjoyed our meals. They were flavorful and filling. The restaurant is cozy and is tucked away in a residential area. I would have never stumbled upon it so I'm glad I had it on my "to try list."

CHOSE THE KENWOOD RESIDENCE! The Administration,Nursing…read moreServices, Supports,&Activities keep my aunt very occupied with such a positive and warm atmosphere. She loves her daily opportunities to engage with a diversity of residents from various cultures,and backgrounds. Our family visits from around the USA and are very pleased with the Kenwood Residence. We have highly recommended it to our community,Faith communities and those seeking a wonderful resource for their Retired loved ones. WE APPLAUD THE WORK YOU ARE DOING!! WE COMMEND THE ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF IN GIVING PROFESSIONAL,LOVING AND COMPASSIONATE,SERVICES TO OUR SENIORS!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!

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.

Diana was great! She listened to me about my mother needs and what we were looking for. She met…read morewith my mother and explained everything and dispelled her fears. I would recommend reaching out to Twin Cities Care.

Gracewood in Highland Park is a very well run place. The administrator Sara is who it starts with…read more She trains her employees well and every time I have walked into the provider you see very caring employees not just doing their jobs but actually go above and beyond to make sure all their clients are well cared for. The employees I feel so little things for the individuals they serve to make sure they are treated with dignity and respect. Joy is the head nurse and she also does a great job. It is about team building and making sure new ideas are brought up to make sure residents are loved and cared for. I am so glad my mother in law care coordinator recommend to check out Gracewood when I was told there might be an open bed. They are very much about team approach.

My mother has been living at Gracewood for over two years and she loves it and we (her family) are…read moreglad she is comfortable and well cared for. The staff is like a family who are looking out and always interested but also give mom respect and privacy. She has had a variety of ups and downs and everyone including the house manager, the nurse and the staff all are honest and kind with me to keep me informed and connected even when I can't be with Mom as much as I wish. All the staff seem to really like the residents and visit and chit chat when they can. I am so appreciative that I am never "nickel and dimed" for all the little things like someone helping Mom to get dressed sometimes or doing a quick coat of paint on her nails. The building smells good and is decorated for seasons and holidays. It is relatively small which we all like so that Mom can stay active and have some freedom even though her dementia is significant. Her geriatrician visited and made a house call and was very impressed at how well rooms and overall layout were designed to accommodate the needs of elderly and ability to integrate different levels of cognitive and physical abilities together. Check it out!

I have had the opportunity to spend time here and get to know the staff and residents. This place…read morehas the feel of a community. I have been to several Assisted Livings and this place is one I would place my parent. Many strive for this and hard to accomplish. 80 apartments and 3 floors, it may be older but I would take this place hands down over bells and whistles.

From the owner: The Pines is a senior living community nestled in a park-like, residential setting in the heart of…read moreRichfield, near shopping, restaurants, churches, and medical and professional services. You'll find Independent Living, Assisted Living and Care Suites. Just one block away is the Wood Lake Nature Center, a 150-acre natural area with walking trails and picnic areas. Escorted group transportation is scheduled for shopping, outings and appointments.

Our family is forever grateful to The Glenn Hopkins for the wonderful care, love and support shown…read moreto our Dad and family. When our Dad made the difficult decision to sell his condo and move to a Senior Living location, we visited multiple Senior Living homes but kept returning to The Glenn Hopkins. Scott and the wonderful Marketing Team were very patient, allowing us to visit multiple times as they understood this was a major decision for our Dad and family. Dad chose The Glenn because it felt like home and we knew he would be cared for very well. Dad spent the first five months in The Towers. He was so happy with his one bedroom w/den and couldn't get over the fact that he was being served meals in a dining room with white linen tablecloths. It felt like he was dining out every day. In June, Dad had to move to The Terraces Assisted Living where he lived for the next 10 months. Sandra, Julie, and Jen were so fantastic and accommodating as he required many schedule changes based on his changing health. Dad formed many friendships with the other residents during his time at The Glenn. They looked out for each other and we are thankful for his wonderful neighbors. He also made many friendships with the staff who cared for him. It takes very special people to do all that the nurses and aides do every day and to do it with love and patience. Dad made the choice that if something happened he did not want to go to the hospital. Instead, after suffering a stroke, he spent his final days in his home being cared for by the people who knew him and cared about him. Our family is OVERWHELMED by the love and support that was shown to our Dad and us during his final days, and the days that followed as we planned his service and moved his belongings out of his apartment. It was a steady stream of staff and neighbors who came to show their love for him and say goodbye. The staff also provided so much comfort and support to our family each day. They shared stories of their family members, gave us lots of hugs, and told us "we cared for your Dad how we would want our Dad to be treated". It was very touching when some of the staff took their personal time and came to the funeral service. The Glenn was an extension of our family and we knew Dad was loved and received exceptional care every day. Dad frequently said "God brought me to The Glenn". We are thankful this is where he lived and thankful to everyone who touched his and our family's lives. We would highly recommend The Glenn Hopkins to anyone looking for a Senior, Assisted Living or Memory Care home. Family of Al Carlson

I heartily agree that The Glenn Hopkins is a wonderful place to live. My reasons may be a bit…read moredifferent from most others, however. Two years ago I decided I wanted to live closer to my children and to downtown Minneapolis, so I sold my town home in Elk River. I no longer wanted to own real estate, thought about finding an apartment, but I'm 84 and knew I'd need services at some point even though I don't now. I have 8 children and the thought of their trying to decide "what to do with Mother" made me feel I should be the one to decide. I shopped around a lot and found the Glenn by far the most appealing senior residence. I still don't NEED any of their services, but I use the shuttle a lot, have learned to navigate the Metro buses and can get around so easily that I sold my car six months ago. What pleases me most is 1) the opportunity to volunteer here as much or little as I wish, 2) the ability to be as social (or not) as I like and to my great surprise 3) the wooded surroundings and splendidly maintain grounds. I like to walk and never tire of this area. And don't get me started on the city of Hopkins! It puts Elk River to shame, with many good restaurants, a movie theater, an art center with concerts and events for all ages, a grocery store, hardware store, drug store that delivers, specialty shops and a half dozen antique shops as well as a branch of the Hennepin Library system. (We have a fine library in our own building, too, with quarterly deliveries of books from the Hennepin system as well as hundreds of books that have been donated to us.) I am Catholic and was delighted to find a "church home" here. Last of all (perhaps it should be first) the entire staff is not only competent but very, very kind. Every one I've met will go many extra miles to be helpful.

Sadly, I'm a former employee here but I've worked in many senior living facilities and this one is…read moreprobably the best! The apartments are affordable and clean and the staff is friendly and caring. As a working environment, it's a close knit family but everyone is very appreciative of everything you do so it all just fits. Great place to live and awesome to work in.

My mother had to cope with moving from independent living to hospital to rehab to a very poor AL…read more(recommended by a "local senior living advisor") for 4 months before finding CareSuites. Her health and cognition dropped severely. This was all within 7 months. It is very difficult to see beyond the hype of marketing in this industry and find the truth. CareSuites was truly a Godsend. We are so grateful for the mission, standards, and consistent loving care that this Nonprofit lives up to. And CNAs. Not hired off the street, "trained on the job". An RN on duty 24/7. Proper staffing. Low turnover. Quality care. My mother changed to the MD and ARNP that come out every week to see clients by appointment. A real difference for the healthcare assessment on site. My mother passed in hospice here after 9 months. She and we were blessed.

I work at this facility, I believe this is one of the most loving and caring group of people to…read morework with. Walker Methodist care suites is a home for senior citizens. The staff/resident ratio is 1 staff for every 5 residents. I have worked at several senior homes, this is the only place that I have worked at that has a ratio like this.ratio like this. What I love about Walker Methodist is how the residents are loved and cared for. There are several activities each day for the residents, there is a top chef cooking demo once a month. The residents are always going out on day trips. Most importantly, this is a home for our seniors and we are all family.

Office experience:…read more The front desk operator will hang up on you if she does not want to do a task that is not to her liking...

Both our parents were residents of the transitional care/rehab unit at various times over a few…read moreyear period (2021,2024)If you are considering care here please be cautious. We moved both our parents out of the facility due to our concerns for their safety and wellbeing. We raised concerns multiple times with several levels of leadership and did not see any significant change in care. We were assured that improvement was/is occurring but we did not see the fruit of these apparent efforts. We have concern for others seeking care. Be aware that a care facility can meet state assessment benchmarks but still provide substandard care on a day to day basis. We found this to be true here. The other negative reviews we read totally line up with our experience. Our loved ones deserve better.

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

After nine very good years in independent living, my husband is in the…read moreBirches for care after falling and sustaining three back fractures. He is a very discerning physician and is impressed by the care he is receiving. The staff, including the PT and OT therapists, have been top notch. Thank heavens we moved here. Polly B.

As a staff member here I highly enjoy the environment and the giving the services to the residents…read moreto make them feel welcome and at home. The staff that work here are clean, genuine and have great personalities. The residents are usually active and busy with activities and in the summer time everyone is lively. If you decide your parents need a nursing home. I highly recommend Augustana Care in minneapolis

From the owner: The principles that guide our work:…read more To value older generations' talents and experience To provide the care residents need, when and where they need it To connect residents to the people and things that mean the most to them To support residents and families with spiritual care that speaks to who they are