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136 Pages·2012·10.75 MB·English

Community Resources 0 Home Care Services 0 Retirement Planning
The
Mind-Body-Spirit
Connection:
Meeting the Holistic Needs
of Seniors Through
The
Music Therapy
40-70
Rule:
Bridging the
Communication Gap
Between Seniors and
Their Families
Take Stress
Out of
Home Care Services
Your
– Staying Home is an Option
Move!
21st Edition | Care Options Network 2012–2013 | www.seniorhousinginc.org
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Table of Contents
2012–2013 Senior Housing Directory
Do I Need a Change? A Self-Assessment Tool ..........................................................................................5
Senior & Community Centers .....................................................................................................................6
Resources & Services for Seniors ..............................................................................................................8
Funeral Pre-Planning & Pre-Payment: “Solidify the Dying Part...And Get on With Living!” .....................14
The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection: Meeting the Holistic Needs of Seniors Through Music Therapy .......16
The “40-70 Rule”: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Seniors and Their Families .....................18
Home Care Services - Staying Home is an Option ..................................................................................20
Home Care Agencies - Medicare .............................................................................................................22
Home Care Agencies - Private Duty. ........................................................................................................23
Take Stress Out of Your Move ..................................................................................................................26
Residential Care Homes: “What are They?”.............................................................................................28
Residential Care Homes (grids of locations & services) ...........................................................................28
Ownership Condominiums & Cooperatives ..............................................................................................42
Ownership Condominiums & Cooperatives (grids of locations & services) ..............................................44
Continuing Care Retirement Communities ...............................................................................................50
Market Rate Rental Housing Apartments & Townhomes .........................................................................52
Market Rate Rental Housing Apartments & Townhomes (grids of locations & services) .........................53
Subsidized Housing Rentals .....................................................................................................................94
Subsidized Housing Rentals: Saint Paul Public Housing (grids of locations & services) ..........................96
Subsidized Housing Rentals: Minneapolis Public Housing (grids of locations & services) .......................97
Subsidized Housing Rentals (grids of locations & services) ...................................................................101
Assisted Living ........................................................................................................................................108
Assisted Living (grids of locations & services) ........................................................................................ 110
Memory Care ..........................................................................................................................................128
Memory Care (grids of locations & services) ..........................................................................................129
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Subsidized Housing • Public Housing • Assisted Living • Memory Care
Page 2 Senior Housing Directory
Letter From The Editor:
Dear Reader:
We are proud to offer you our 21st Edition of the Senior Housing Directory Subsidized
which can also be found at www.seniorhousinginc.org. The breadth of se- Assisted Living
nior service options and resources continues to expand before our very
eyes due largely to baby boomers entering and approaching their ‘retirement
years.’ Although ‘retirement years’ is facing redefi nition on many fronts, it is
well known that the senior population is not only in fl ux but living longer due
to modern science. Hence, both community and business respond to trend.
As detailed in the 2012–2013 Senior Housing Directory, many services
are available for seniors regarding both senior specifi c topics (i.e. funeral
pre-planning, senior volunteer opportunities, etc.) and basic needs includ-
ing health care, nutrition and housing support. Beyond these more obvious
services, new ideas inspired by activities that bring joy to individuals are
also responsible for the breadth of senior services mentioned above. This
year, our cover photo captures a live music therapy session. The substantial
affects of this art, when used as a therapy, includes not only its feel good
entertainment component but a healing component that deserves our atten-
tion. Art therapy, which includes various disciplines such as music, visual art
and dance, is unique because it incorporates a person’s talent, interest or
joy and simultaneously addresses cognitive, physical and emotional needs.
Please read our music therapy article found at page 16.
A special thanks to our advertisers whose support and dedication allows for
our continued service to our community.
Cordially,
Affordable
Assisted Living
Susanne Grochett
Ads appearing in the 2012–2013 Senior Housing Directory do not
constitute endorsement by Care Options Network unless otherwise
noted. All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may not
be reproduced in whole or in part by any method without prior written
consent of the publisher. The publisher is not responsible for the
accuracy of any editorial and/or information printed in this publication.
Neither the advertiser nor the publisher is responsible or liable for
misinformation, misprints, typographical errors, etc. herein contained.
All advertisements relating to the sale or rental of property comply
with state and federal fair housing laws. Cover photo credit to David
Mesarch. SUGGESTED DONATION $6.00
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Grid Quadrant Designations
Grid housing options are separated according to their location in the four quadrants of the
metropolitan area (subsidized housing grids are separated by county). The four quadrants
of the metropolitan area are designated as: NorthEast Metro and SouthEast Metro AND
NorthWest Metro and SouthWest Metro. Please reference the map below.
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SouthWest Metro Jordan 169 Prior Lake 13 Lakeville Rosemount 61
Belle Plaine
19 New Prague 35 Farmington Cannon Falls 61 Red Wing
Mankato 169 19
Faribault Northfeld 3 19 Zumbrota 52 Rochester
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Nutritious meals, friendly volunteer drivers and peace of mind knowing your
community cares about you or your loved one living healthy and independently.
Call or go online to receive a meal, volunteer or donate today.
www.meals-on-wheels.com • 612-623-3363
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Do I Need a Change? A Self-Assessment Tool
There are many senior living options for you and/or a loved one to consider. This self-assess-
ment is designed as a guide to help you determine if now is the right time for you or a loved
one to consider a move into senior housing. (Please circle Yes or No for each question)
1. Are you able to do all the 9. Could you handle a home 18. Do you worry about having
external maintenance required emergency such as an enough money to maintain your
with your current home such accident or major health issue? current home & lifestyle?
as snow shoveling, lawn mowing,
painting, washing windows, Yes (1 point) No (5 points) Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
trimming trees & bushes?
10. Is it diffi cult for you to run 19. Do you travel frequently & stay
Yes (1 point) No (5 points) errands or go places outside of away from your home for long
your home? periods of time?
2. To maintain your home the way
you would like, do you have Yes (5 points) No (1 point) Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
help or ask family or friends to
complete chores? 11. Do you have people visit you 20. Are you 70 years of age or older?
at least once a week?
Yes (9 points) No (1 point) Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
3. Are you able to execute daily 21. Do you have children, grand-
chores such as cleaning, 12. Do you have people do errands children or other close family
changing linens, laundry, iron- for you or take you places you members living in the same
ing & other household duties? need to go? town as you?
Yes (1 point) No (5 points) Yes (5 points) No (1 point) Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
4. Do you feel comfortable driving? 13. If you are married, is your 22. Is maintaining your indepen-
spouse in fairly good health dence in your current home
Yes (1 point) No (5 points) (if you are not married, skip this important to you?
question & proceed to question 14)?
5. Do you worry about crime or Yes (1 point) No (5 points)
someone breaking into your Yes (1 point) No (5 points)
home? 23. Do you worry about who will
14. Are you in fairly good health? take care of you (& your
Yes (5 points) No (1 point) spouse) when you are no
Yes (5 points) No (1 point) longer able to take care of
6. Do you eat well & get the yourselves?
nutrition you need to maintain 15. Do you wish you could spend
your health? more time executing other Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
activities?
Yes (1 point) No (5 points) Add the points listed next to each
Yes (5 points) No (1 point) of your answers above.
7. Do you feel you get proper
personal care & medical atten- 16. Do you regularly attend social, MY TOTAL SCORE IS:
tion to maintain your indepen- cultural or religious activities?
dent living situation at this time?
Yes (5 points) No (1 point)
Yes (1 point) No (5 points) ANSWER KEY:
17. Do you worry about having the The minimum possible score is 23
8. Do you worry about fi re or other ability to continue caring for and the highest is 115. The aver-
serious damage to your home? your health needs? age is 69. If your score is over 65, a
move to a senior living community
Yes (5 points) No (1 point) Yes (5 points) No (1 point) should be a serious consideration.
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Senior & Community Centers
Senior and Community Centers serve as focal points for communities because they
provide valuable services and information. You can pick up a FREE copy of the SENIOR
HOUSING DIRECTORY at most of the following locations. We suggest you call ahead so
they set aside a copy of the Directory for you. If you know of a senior or community center
not included in this section, please call us at 952-945-4022.
ANOKA COUNTY CHISAGO COUNTY HENNEPIN COUNTY
Anoka County Community Chisago County Senior Center Bloomington Senior Program
Action Program North Branch 651-674-8658 Bloomington 952-563-4944
Blaine 763-783-4747
Coon Lake Community Brooklyn Park Senior Services
Anoka Senior Center Senior Center Brooklyn Park 763-566-9600
Anoka 763-576-4661 Wyoming 651-982-4628
Cedar Riverside People’s Center
Columbia Heights Senior Center DAKOTA COUNTY Minneapolis 612-332-6641
Columbia Heights 763-706-3730 Apple Valley Senior Center
Apple Valley 952-953-2345 Centro Cultural Chicano
Coon Rapids Senior Center Minneapolis 612-874-1412
Coon Rapids 763-767-6473 Burnsville Senior Center
Burnsville 952-707-4120 Crystal Friendship Center
Fridley Senior Center Crystal 763-531-1153
Fridley 763-502-5150 Eagan Community Center
Eagan 651-675-5550 Dayton Senior Center
Ham Lake Senior Center Dayton 763-428-4692
Ham Lake 763-434-0455 Hastings Area Senior Center
Hastings 651-480-7689 Eden Prairie Senior Center
Linwood Senior Center Eden Prairie 952-949-8475
Stacey 651-462-5565 Inver Grove Heights
Senior Program Edina Senior Center
Mary Ann Young Senior Center Inver Grove Heights Edina 952-833-9570
Blaine 763-786-9375 651-450-2469
Gillespie Center
Senior Community Center Lakeville Senior Center Mound 952-472-6501
Forest Lake 651-464-5833 Lakeville 952-985-4622
Golden Valley Senior Center
CARVER COUNTY Rambling River Center Golden Valley 763-512-2339
Chanhassen Senior Center Farmington 651-280-6970
Chanhassen 952-227-1125 Hopkins Activity Center
Rosemount Community Center Hopkins 952-939-1333
Chaska Community Center Rosemount 651-322-6000
- The Lodge Loring Nicollet Community Center
Chaska 952-448-2023 South St. Paul Senior Center Minneapolis 612-871-2031
South St. Paul 651-457-9477
Chaska Senior Commons Maple Grove Senior Program
Talheim Apt. Community Room Thompson Park Activity Center Maple Grove 763-494-6514
(not a Senior Center – meals West St. Paul 651-450-8291
only), Ext. 1132 Metro Senior Center
Chaska 952-48-9303 Mineapolis 612-374-383
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Minneapolis American Indian Southwest Senior Center White Bear Area Senior Program
Center – Seniors’ Program Minneapolis 612-822-3194 White Bear Lake 651-653-3121
Minneapolis 612-879-1770
UCare Skyway Senior Center Wilder Community Center
Minneapolis Friendship Center Minneapolis 612-370-3869 Saint Paul 651-280-2500
Minneapolis 612-781-2052
ISANTI COUNTY SCOTT COUNTY
Minnetonka Community Center Senior Activity Center Schule Senior Center &
Minnetonka 952-939-8390 Cambridge 763-689-6555 Congregate Dining
Jordan 952-492-2208
Minnetonka Senior Citizen Center RAMSEY COUNTY
Minnetonka 952-939-8393 Gladstone Senior Center SHERBURNE COUNTY
Maplewood 651-748-7250 Elk River Senior Center
Monroe Day Elders Program Elk River 763-241-4434
Minneapolis 612-767-3322 Hallie Q. Brown Community Center
Saint Paul 651-224-4601 WASHINGTON COUNTY
Northeast Senior Services Bayport Senior Center
Minneapolis 612-781-5096 McDonough Community Center Bayport 651-275-8907
Saint Paul 651-558-2172
Oak Park Seniors Program Columbus Senior Center
Minneapolis 612-377-7000 Jewish Community Center Forest Lake 651-464-8463
Saint Paul 651-698-0751
Osseo Senior Center Forest Lake Senior Center
Osseo 763-424-7882 Keystone Community Services Forest Lake 651-464-5833
Merriam Park Site
Park ElderCenter Saint Paul 651-645-7424 Lino Lakes Senior Center
Minneapolis 612-339-7581 Lino Lakes 651-982-2445
Lyngblomsten Community Center
Plymouth Creek Center Saint Paul 651-632-5330 Mahtomedi Senior Center
Plymouth 763-509-5280 Mahtomedi 651-407-2034
Merrick Community Services
Richfi eld Community Center Saint Paul 651-771-3204 South Washington Senior Center
– Older Adult Program Cottage Grove 651-458-6650
Richfi eld 612-861-9363 Neighborhood House
West Saint Paul 651-789-2505 Stillwater Senior Center
Sabathani Senior Center Stillwater 651-439-7434
Minneapolis 612-821-2306 New Brighton Family
Service Center WRIGHT COUNTY
Sabes Jewish Community Center New Brighton 651-638-2130 Annandale Senior Center &
Minneapolis 952-381-3446 Dining Program
Pike Lake Education Center Annandale 320-274-3891
St. Louis Park Senior Program New Brighton 651-621-7431
St. Louis Park 952-928-6444 Buffalo Community Center
Roseville Area Senior Program Buffalo 763-682-6036
Senior Services Program Roseville 651-604-3520
New Hope 763-504-6980 Delano Senior Center
West Seventh Community Center Delano 763-972-0574
South Shore Center Saint Paul 651-298-5493
Shorewood 952-474-7635 Monticello Senior Center
Monticello 763-295-2000
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Senior Resources
Resources & Services for Seniors
The following section offers useful information regarding public or private programs that can
help seniors more easily “age in place.” Where possible, referral telephone numbers are
provided for seniors living in Greater Minnesota as well as the metropolitan areas. Some
programs may have income limits and/or age requirements. Information contained in this
section is subject to change.
Feel free to call us at 952-945-4022 if you know of similar programs in your community that
may be helpful to seniors and their families.
GENERAL INFORMATION Eldercare Partners Little Brothers–Friends of the
– ADULT DAY PROGRAMS 651-234-2262 Elderly
Minnesota Adult Day Services 612-746-0738
Association (MADSA) ElderCare Rights Alliance
763-464-2698 952-854-7304 (Metro) Lutheran Social Services
800-893-4055 (State) 612-871-0221
Better Business Bureau of MN
& Greater North Dakota Epilepsy Foundation of MN Metropolitan Area Agency on
– Senior Outreach Program 651-287-2311 Aging
651-695-2424 651-641-8612
Health & Human Service
COMMUNITY AGENCIES Agencies By County MN Stroke Association
The ALS Association, MN-ND Anoka 763-422-7070 763-553-0088
612-672-0484 Carver 952-361-1600
888-672-0484 Chisago 651-257-1300 National Eldercare Locator
Dakota 651-554-5611 Line
Alzheimer’s Association MN–ND Hennepin 612-348-4111 800-677-1116
800-272-3900 Isanti 763-689-1711 TTY: 800-627-3529
Ramsey 651-266-4444
Brain Injury Association of MN Scott 952-445-7751 National Multiple Sclerosis
612-378-2742 Sherburne 763-241-2600 Society–MN Chapter
800-669-6442 Washington 651-430-6455 612-335-7900
Wright 763-682-7400
Caregiver Support Services National Parkinsons Founda-
– Family Means–Stillwater Hennepin County Library tion of MN
651-439-4840 – Outreach Program 763-545-1272
612-543-8850
Caregiver Support Services Senior Community Services
– Volunteers of America–MN Indian Family Services 952-541-1019 ext. 308
952-945-4173 612-724-6499
952-945-4175 (Memory Care) Senior Information Lines
Jewish Family & Children’s Anoka 763-783-4707
Catholic Charities of St. Paul Service of Minneapolis Carver 952-227-1125
& Minneapolis 952-546-0616 Dakota 651-455-1560
651-222-3001 For phone numbers in other
612-664-8500 Jewish Family Services of counties, contact the county’s
TTY: 612-664-8558 St. Paul human services agency.
651-698-0767
Disability Linkage Line Senior LinkAge Line®
866-333-2466 Keystone Community Services 800-333-2433
651-645-0349 TTY: 800-627-3529
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