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Helen Resides at Hillcrest Rehabilitation Center, which is considered a “SNF” What exactly is a SNF? As recent as ten years ago, when people referenced SNFs, they were generally talking about a traditional long term care nursing home. In recent years, the SNF model has evolved to include specialized short term rehabilitation centers, geared towards helping people return home after a serious illness, injury or operation. These centers are staffed with a team of licensed therapists, compassionate nurses and doctors. Admission eligibility depends on a few factors. First, are you in need of long term care or short term rehabilitation services? If you are in need of short term rehabilitation and you have Medicare or private insurance, both will help pay for these services. Prior to entering a SNF, Medicare beneficiaries must have been hospitalized for a minimum of three consecutive nights. Medicare covers the first 20 SNF days paid in full. Days 21-100, the Medicare beneficiary either pays a daily co-insurance rate or may have opted for a secondary insurance that picks up these co-payments. Medicaid traditionally pays for long term care services. What should you do if you’re discharged home but don’t feel strong
enough to be home? Medicare allows a 30-day window for people who return home to be admitted into a SNF, as long as the patient was in the hospital for at least three consecutive midnights. There is no need to readmit to the hospital, as you can be directly admitted to a SNF. There are multiple skilled nursing facilities in your area, how should you choose where to go? Visit Seniorsbluebook. com for a complete list of providers as well as www.Medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare offers a reliable rating system based on staffing, quality measures and health inspection outcomes. Understanding the 5-star rating system is crucial to ensuring that you receive exceptional clinical care from a reputable facility. New SNFs will not obtain their 5-star rating until after one year of operation. As with rated facilities, it is incredibly beneficial to schedule a tour for yourself or a loved one to gain understanding about your SNF of choice. While on a tour of the SNF be sure to observe the staff friendliness, building cleanliness, amenities and overall feel of the facility. It’s our privilege to guide you through this process and be your personal resource on the path to optimal wellness. ~
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Activities & Entertainment
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Addiction Services
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Adult Day Care Programs
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Advocacy for Senior/Patients
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Alzheimer's Research
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Area Agencies on Aging
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Associations for Specific Illnesses
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Brain Health Therapeutics
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Care Management
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Caregiver Support Services
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Consumer Affairs
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Continuing Education Opportunities
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County Health Departments
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County Resources
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Dental Resources
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Dermatology
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Disability Services
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Driving and License Information
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Elder Abuse Prevention
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Elder Law
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Emergency Response Systems
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Employment Opportunities
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Energy Resources & Weatherization
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Financial Assistance
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Location was key in selecting Crest View Senior Community at Blaine. During Pete’s six-week hospital stay last summer, he asked his son to make arrangements for assisted living at Crest View, the nonprofit, faith-based campus that had opened a few months earlier.
How did he decide to move into assisted living? He saw the writing on the wall. How many times can you call 911 after a fall in your apartment before someone else makes decisions for you? Pete wondered, and worried.
See the rest of Pete’s story at CrestViewCares.org.
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CREST VIEW SENIOR COMMUNITIES Meet some of the residents at the Crestview Senior Communities and why they appreciate the help and comradery they have found. Read more on pages 58-59.
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Lloyd, who worked as a technician in the garage that launched Medtronic, met Shirley Barnes, CEO, when she came to his rummage sale about 22 years ago. Lou, a member of a restaurant family known for fabulous Northeast Minneapolis food, used to visit his mother on the campus.
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Pete had watched Crest View rise from the ground just down the street from his apartment. Another plus was his son lived a few miles away, along with Pete’s adorable granddaughters, ages 3 and 8.
Blaine was brand new, yet owned and managed by a nonprofit with 65 years of experience, and in his neighborhood close to family,
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Guardianship
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Health Insurance and Counseling
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Hearing Resources senior housing, home health, assisted living,
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Hospitals
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Libraries
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Medicare/Medicaid Information
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Medicare Insurance
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Mental Health Services
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Moving Services
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Prescription Assistance & Discounts
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Ramps
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Real Estate Services
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Rehabilitation Hospitals
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Respite Care
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Reverse Mortgage Services
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Senior Centers
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Senior Health Clinics
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Social Security
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At some point, we all need help. Pete, 67, has this advice for people who, like him, are experiencing health issues:
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Location was key in selecting Crest View Senior Community at Blaine. During Pete’s six-week hospital stay last summer, he asked his son to make arrangements for assisted living at Crest View, the nonprofit, faith-based campus that had opened a few months earlier. Pete had watched Crest View rise from the ground just down the street from his apartment. Another plus was his son lived a few miles away, along with Pete’s adorable granddaughters, ages 3 and 8.
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HOME HEALTH & NON-MEDICAL HOME HEALTH CARE Meet a few of the guys at
Talking about the granddaughters makes his eyes sparkle. They’re dancers. “Point a camera at them and they go into a dance pose,” Pete said. He attends their dance recitals and enjoys frequent visits.
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42 Non-Medical HomeCommunity’s Care Comparison independentGrid senior housing on Reservoir Boulevard 43 Non-Medical Homein Care Definitions Columbia Heights. Art, Comparison moved in 14 years ago, after Home Health Agency Grid Pete didn’t want to44 look anywhere retiring from the University of MN. else. Crest View Senior Community at remembers seeing Lloyd, who 46 yet owned HomeandHealth CareHe Definitions Blaine was brand new, lived nearby, walking his dog. managed by a nonprofit with 65 years of experience, and in 47his neighborhood Hospice DefinitionsLloyd, who worked as a technician in close to family, the garage that launched Medtronic, 48 Hospice Grid met Shirley Barnes, CEO, when she How did he decide to move into assisted living? He saw the writing on the wall.
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CREST VIEW SENIOR COMMUNITIES Meet some of the residents at the Crestview Senior Communities and why they appreciate the help and comradery they have found. Read more on pages 58-59.
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Compare Your Medicare Supplement Insurance Options
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Making the Move of a Lifetime Gentle
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How many times can you call 911 after a fall in your apartment before someone else makes decisions for you? Pete wondered, and worried.
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Welcome to the Prototype Edition of the Twin Cities Area Seniors Blue Book! We are excited to be coming to the Twin Cities to serve the seven county metro area (Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, Anoka, Scott, Dakota, Carver) bringing you valuable resources and information for “Aging Well”! Our first full edition will be coming to you in January, 2019! The Seniors Blue Book and SeniorsBlueBook.com has been a valuable and trusted resource for seniors, their families and senior professionals for over 30 years. We are currently available and serving nationally in 27 markets. Our daily mission is to support our area seniors, caregivers and senior professionals by providing these much needed resources for support, information and education! The Seniors Blue Book and SeniorsBlueBook.com is a free and comprehensive list of local, state, and government resources along with senior housing options. This guide will enrich the lives of our elder population while affording those businesses and individuals serving that popu-
lation a unique medium to present their products and services. This prototype guide is just a glimpse of the information that will be available in the first full publication in January, 2019. This edition will be upwards of 128 pages and will list over 70 categories of information with over 2000 providers. We will be publishing this free guide semi-annually with 60,000 copies in each distribution. The guide will be available in your local senior centers, libraries, medical clinics, hospital case management offices, senior housing facilities and many other high traffic senior locations. As members of your local community, we are committed to providing you with an accurate, comprehensive and easy to use resource guide full of “Resources for Aging Well”. We are honored to support older adults and those who care for them, both family and professionals in the greater Twin Cities area! I thank you for your assistance in bringing this valuable guide to our seniors and community as we work diligently on our first edition. Your suggestions and comments are always welcome! Janell Beck, Publisher
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ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT Artsy Smartsy LLC Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis 55403 651-334-3997 Compas 75 5th St W, Ste 304, St Paul 55102 651-292-3249 Stichworks By Donna Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403 612-730-5671
ADDICTION SERVICES Minnesota Recovery Connection 822 S 3rd St, Ste 101, Minneapolis 55415 612-584-4158 Senior Recovery Program 1351 Frost Ave, St Paul 55117 651-773-0473
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Ebenezer Hastings Adult Day (ad on Inside Front Cover)
2035 W 15th St, Hastings 55033 651-437-0090
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13810 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337 952-898-3085
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2545 Portland Ave, Minneapolis 55404 612-879-1499
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ANOKA COUNTY Camilia Club Adult Day Program 11800 Xeon Blvd, Coon Rapids 55448 763-755-8400 Living With Dignity Center 11260 Quinn St NW, Coon Rapids 55433 763-205-3080
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HENNEPIN COUNTY Carebreak Adult Day Program 5430 Boone Ave N, Minneapolis 55428 763-592-2669
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RAMSEY COUNTY Asian Community Care Center 23 Empire Dr, Ste 1000, St Paul 55103 651-379-0111
SCOTT COUNTY Touching Lives Adult Day Services 4833 W 123rd St, Savage 55378 952-465-0555
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Better Business Bureau Senior Outreach 220 S River Ridge Cir, Burnsville 55337 651-699-1111
Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance 2277 Hwy 36 W, Ste 200, Roseville 55113 612-378-2742
Care Management Solutions LLC 7214 Pleasant Ave S, Richfield 55423 612-308-0166
Minnesota Stroke Association 2277 Hwy 36 W, Ste 200, Roseville 55113 763-553-0088
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National Multiple Sclerosis Society 200 12th Ave S, Minneapolis 55415 612-335-7900
Dementia Behavior Consulting LLC Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403 617-634-9091
National Parkinson Foundation Minnesota 8085 Wayzata Blvd, Ste 100, Golden Valley 55426 763-545-1272
Alzheimer’s Disease Education & Referral Center 800-438-4380
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Mental Health Minnesota 2233 University Ave W, Ste 424, St Paul 55114 651-493-6634
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Geriatric Mental Health of United Hospital 333 Smith Ave N, St Paul 55102 651-241-8860
Eldercare Locator Nationwide 800-677-1116 Locate any Area Agency on Aging Nationwide
The GRACE Unit Geriatric Behavioral Health 1175 Nininger Rd, Hastings 55033 651-404-1360
ASSOCIATIONS FOR SPECIFIC AILMENTS AARP 30 E 7th St., Ste 1200, St Paul 55101 651-726-5653 ALS Association for Minnesota 333 N Washington Ave, Ste 105, Minneapolis 55401 888-672-0484
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Bethesda Hospital HealthEast 559 Capitol Blvd, St Paul 55103 651-326-2150
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What is Care Management? Geriatric Care Managers are professional resource specialists and advocates for older adults and their families. They can be social workers, nurses, gerontologists, psychologists or other health and human services specialists. They are dedicated to assisting elders and their loved ones navigate the health care system. They assist with current day to day care issues, crisis management, and future care planning. They are skilled at securing appropriate living arrangements and coordinating services for complicated medical/ psychiatric needs. Geriatric Care Managers are professional problem solvers and can be your guide to the complicated and sometimes confusing array of services that are available in our community.
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When to call a Geriatric Care Manager: n When you are overwhelmed with options or don’t know where to start researching options. n When you are out of town and unable to attend to the needs of your loved one.
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Volunteers of America
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L utheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35) 2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 651-642-5990
Medica State Public Programs 952-992-2030
Amherst H Wilder Foundation 650 Marshall Ave, St Paul 55104 651-280-2273
Senior Community Services 10201 Wayzata Blvd, Ste 335, Minnetonka 55305 952-541-1019
Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Minneapolis 13100 Wayzata Blvd, Ste 400, Minnetonka 55305 952-546-0616
Southeast Seniors 2828 University Ave SE, Ste 200, Minneapolis 55414 612-331-2302
Jewish Family Services of St Paul 1633 W 7th St, St Paul 55102 651-698-0767
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CAREGIVER SUPPORT SERVICES DARTS 1645 Marthaler Lane, West St Paul 55118 651-455-1560 Family Caregiver Connection 2100 3rd Ave, Anoka 55303 763-324-4000
CONSUMER AFFAIRS Fraud.org 202-835-3323 Senate Aging Committee – Anti-Fraud Hotline 855-303-9470
CONTINUING EDUCATION Road Scholar – National Office 800-454-5768
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS Anoka County Public Health Dept 2100 3rd Ave, Ste 600, Anoka 55303 763-422-7030 Carver County Public Health Dept 600 4th St E, Chaska 55318 952-361-1329 Dakota County Public Health Dept 1 Mendota Rd, Ste 410, West St Paul 55118 651-554-6100 Hennepin Cnty Public Health Dept 1001 Plymouth Ave N, Minneapolis 55411 612-348-3000 Ramsey County Public Health Dept 555 Cedar St, St Paul 55101 651-266-1200
Scott County Public Health Dept 200 4th Ave W, Shakopee 55379 952-445-7750 Washington County Health Dept 14949 62nd St N, Stillwater 55082 651-430-6655
COUNTY RESOURCES Anoka County MN Adult Abuse Reporting Center 2100 3rd Ave, Anoka 55303 844-880-1574 Dakota County Aging & Disability Services 1590 Highway 55, Hastings 55033 651-554-6336 Washington County MN Adult Abuse Report Center 14949 62nd St N, Stillwater 55082 844-880-1574
DENTAL RESOURCES Affordable Dentures 8066 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Park 55445 763-200-5397 Dentistry from the Heart 727-849-2002 In-House Senior Services 6625 Lyndale Ave S, Ste 300, Richfield 55423 612-243-8999
DERMATOLOGY
Dermatology Specialists
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Lifeworks 2965 Lone Oak Dr, Ste 160, Eagan 55121 651-454-2732
Anoka County Vulnerable Adult 2100 3rd Ave, Anoka 55303 844-880-1574
Gillette Lifetime Speciality Healthcare 435 Phalen Blvd, St Paul 55101 651-636-9443
Minnesota Elder Justice Center 2610 University Ave SE, Ste 530, St Paul 55115 651-440-9300
DRIVERS LICENSE OFFICES & INFORMATION 55 Alive Driving Minneapolis & St Paul, Minneapolis 55403 763-783-4707 Hennepin County Service Center 7009 York Ave S, Edina 55435 612-348-8240
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Estate Planning: Not Just A well-executed estate plan is for Boomers! critical for everyone. A will or trust, and powers of attorney are the best way to ensure your wishes are honored after your death, and during any period of incapacity.
In past columns we have discussed the importance of estate planning for seniors. Here, we’ll look at these issues for the younger generation. Planning for these events seems natural as we age and families grow. It is especially important for younger adults and for unmarried couples to develop or update a plan that accurately reflects their wishes. People without a plan in place face the very-real possibilities of passing their assets to someone for whom they never intended to provide, leaving someone out altogether, or having someone they do not trust (or even know!) make decisions on their behalf. Once we turn 18, we have the right to make our own financial and medical decisions. While we might still rely on our parents’ advice and direction, the law does not give parents the power to make decisions for their adult child, even if the child is incapacitated. In a situation such as this, a parent would likely have to
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go to court to be appointed as their child’s guardian. Executing powers of attorney documents can prevent this. Powers of attorney designate someone (an “agent”) to act on your behalf should you become unable to do so. Anyone 18 years of age or older can, and should execute medical and financial powers of attorney, to avoid unnecessary delay, expense, and to ensure the decisions made on their behalf come from a trusted person. Unmarried couples face similar risks. Without a document designating an agent, an unmarried partner is not treated the same as a spouse. In fact, the partner may be left out of any medical decision-making, entirely. Further, if an unmarried couple does not designate each other as beneficiaries of their assets, the property passes according to law at their death, rather than to each other. So, a loved one could be left out of their partner’s estate altogether. Therefore, planning for these events is crucial.~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Richard E. Romeo with Vincent, Romeo & Rodriguez, an established law firm.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES & RESOURCES Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County 8800 Hwy7, Ste 401, St Louis Park 55426 952-933-9639 East Side Neighborhood Services 1700 2nd St NE, Minneapolis 55413 612-781-6011
ENERGY RESOURCES & WEATHERIZATION Anoka County Community Action Program 1201 89th Ave NE, Ste 345, Blaine 55434 763-783-4712 Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program 800-632-8175 Minnesota Dept of Commerce 85 7th Place E, Ste 480, St Paul 55101 651-539-1500 14
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AARP Tax Aide 888-227-7669 Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County 8800 Hwy7, Ste 401, St Louis Park 55426 952-933-9639 Consumer Directions 100 Shelard Pkwy, Minneapolis 55426 800-400-1017 Investor Protection Trust 202-775-2112 IRS Hotline 800-829-1040
L utheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35) 2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 651-642-5990
National Foundation for Credit Counseling 800-388-2227
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your life beneficiary designations? Are your beneficiaries up to date? Your phone, your wardrobe, your contact information. These three things have something in common! Can you guess what it is? If you haven’t reviewed your beneficiary designations recently, ask yourself these questions:
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If you answered “yes” to any of these, you probably should do a quick beneficiary designation review. Why is it important? G rief is already hard enough – The people you care about will already be dealing with a lot if something should happen to you. By keeping everything up to date, you can help make the whole process a little easier for them. n S econdary = just as important – If something happens to your n
primary beneficiary, your secondary beneficiary is next. Make sure to keep your contingent beneficiaries up to date too. n What will? – Certain things, like life insurance policies, bank, and retirement accounts take precedence over your will. If the identified beneficiary of those policies and accounts don’t match your will, then your assets could go to someone you don’t want them to.
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Have You Updated Your Beneficiaries When was the last time you updated Recently?
Regular updates aren’t limited to just your phone, wardrobe or contact information. Keeping your selected beneficiaries up to date is a simple step that you can take toward protecting your family’s financial future. ~ Editor’s Note: COUNTRY Financial® affiliated companies and our representatives cannot give tax or legal advice. Please consult legal and tax counsel of your choice regarding your personal circumstances.
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FOOD RESOURCES ANOKA COUNTY ACBC Emergency Food Shelf 2615 9th Ave, Anoka 55303 763-422-0046
CARVER COUNTY Nutrition Assistance Program for Seniors (NAPS) 1661 Park Ridge Dr, Chaska 55318 651-484-8241
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GARDEN CLUBS Federated Garden Clubs of Minnesota 6309 Colony Way, Edina 55435 612-481-0314 The Garden Club of Ramsey Cnty 1807 Field Ave, St Paul 55101 The Lake Minnetonka Garden Club Twin Cities Metro, Minnetonka 55391
GROCERY SHOPPING ASSISTANCE
Community Action Partnership for Dakota County 2496 145th St W, Rosemount 55068 651-322-3500
Coborn Superstore Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403 763-441-1400
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Gopher Grocery 900 6th Ave SE, Minneapolis 55414 612-379-1007
CAPI Food Shelf 3702 E Lake St, Minneapolis 55406 612-721-0122
RAMSEY COUNTY Catholic Charities Dorothy Day Ctr 183 Old 6th St W, St Paul 55102 651-647-2350
SCOTT COUNTY Community Action Partnership for Scott & Carver County 712 Canterbury Rd S, Shakopee 55379 952-496-2125
WASHINGTON COUNTY Valley Outreach Food Shelf 1911 Curve Crest Blvd W, Stillwater 55082 651-430-2739
Jensens Foods 550 Northdale Blvd NW, Minneapolis 55448 763-755-0911
GUARDIANSHIP Aging Life Care Association – National Office 520-881-8008
HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION & COUNSELING Anoka Cnty Health Care Programs 2100 3rd Ave, Anoka 55303 763-324-4000 Medica State Public Programs PO Box 9310, Minneapolis 55440 952-992-2580
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Advanced Health Institute 6625 Lyndale Avenue S, Ste 300, Richfield 55423 952-283-3163 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association 800-638-8255 Hearing Aid Helpline 800-521-5247 Hearing Helpline – Better Hearing Institute 800-327-9355
HOME IMPROVEMENTS & MODIFICATIONS
HOSPITALS ANOKA COUNTY Mercy Hospital 4050 Coon Rapids Blvd NW, Coon Rapids 55433 763-236-6000
CARVER COUNTY Ridgeview Chanhassen Clinic 7907 Powers Blvd Chanhassen, MN 55317 952-934-0570
DAKOTA COUNTY Fairview Ridges Hospital 201 E Nicollet Blvd, Burnsville 55337 952-892-2000
Community Action Partnership of Hennepin County 8800 Hwy7, Ste 401, St Louis Park 55426 952-933-9639
Regina Medical Center 1175 Nininger Rd, Hastings 55033 651-404-1000
Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota 2171 University Ave W, Ste 200, St Paul 55114 612-331-4439
Abbott Northwestern Hospital 800 E 28th St, Minneapolis 55407 612-863-4000
National Residential Improvement Association 877-591-2672
HOME MAINTENANCE & HANDYMAN SERVICES Anoka County Chores & More 1201 89th Ave NE, Ste 345, Blaine 55434 763-783-4747 DARTS 1645 Marthaler Ln, West St Paul 55118 651-455-1560
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SCOTT COUNTY St. Francis Regional Medical Center 1455 St. Francis Ave, Shakopee 55379 952-428-3000
WRIGHT COUNTY Buffalo Hospital 303 Catlin St, Buffalo 55313 763-682-1212
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Compare Your Medicare Supplement There are many choices to make when enrolling in a Medicare Supplement Insurance plan. Free Medicare Report allows individuals to compare their plan options without having to provide their personal contact information. Simply enter your zip code, age and gender to run your report. Below is an explanation of our rating system. Customer Satisfaction - Based on publicly available consumer complaint data and proprietary survey data conducted by FreeMedicareReport.com. Fewer complaints and higher survey ratings result in a higher ranking.
LEGAL SERVICES HENNEPIN COUNTY Central Minnesota Legal Services 430 First Avenue N, Minneapolis 55401 612-334-5970
RAMSEY COUNTY
L utheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35) 2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 651-642-5990
LIBRARIES ANOKA COUNTY Anoka County Library 707 County Rd 10 NE, Blaine 55434 763-324-1500
Market Experience - Based on number of years of experience and market share percentage for each company (number of policyholders and total premiums). More years of experience and higher market share percentages result in a higher ranking. Financial Stability - Based on current publicly available creditworthiness factors (A.M. Best, Standard & Poor’s). Higher creditworthiness factors result in a higher ranking. Price Increase History - Based on price increases due to experience and aging. Lower historical price increases and future age increases result in a higher ranking. ~
WASHINGTON COUNTY Washington County Library 8595 Central Park Pl, Woodbury 55125 651-275-8500
MEDICARE & MEDICAID INFORMATION Medicaid Hotline 800-221-3943 Medicare Claims 800-633-4227
MEDICARE INSURANCE
CSG Actuarial
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Medicare 2018 “In A Nutshell” (Parts A, B & Medigap Plans) Original Medicare is a government health insurance program primarily for people age 65 and older. It has four main parts: A, B, C & D. The chart below is an example of how Parts A & B work together with a traditional Medicare supplement also known as a “Medigap Plan.” Medicare Part A Hospital Insurance
Medicare Part B Medical Insurance
Supplemental Policy Plans A - N Medigap
Generally no cost (If you paid Medicare taxes while working)
Most people pay monthly $134.00 (Premium could be higher based on income)
Premium varies by company, age, location & other factors.
$1,316 deductible (per benefit period) It is possible to pay the $1,316 deductible and other daily charges for multiple stays & extended care. Plan covers: Inpatient hospital care, home health care services, hospice, inpatient skilled nursing & more. Providers are paid by Medicare assignment. No coverage outside USA. No out-of-pocket maximum. Many people add a Medigap plan, Part D or an Advantage Plan (Part C) to fill the “gaps” in the coverage.
$183 annual deductible. 80/20 after deductible. Plan covers: health care providers, ambulance, emergency care, outpatient surgical, preventive services and other Medicare approved benefits. Most doctors accept Medicare patients. No coverage outside the USA. No out-of-pocket maximum. Many people add a Medigap plan, Part D or an Advantage Plan (Part C) to fill the “gaps” in the coverage.
These plans generally pay the Part A & B deductibles, the 20% not covered by Part B & other Medicare eligible benefits. When this coordinates with Medicare, many benefits are 100% covered Plans coordinate with any doctor or hospital that accepts Medicare Can provide benefits outside USA Plans are only available through insurance companies. Need to add a Part D plan to cover prescription drugs & avoid penalties. Must have Part A & B to enroll.
For more information visit www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. There is no additional cost to use the services of a full time insurance professional. Please call us or a broker in your local area for additional assistance. This article was written by Craig N. Anderson, President of Anderson Benefits, Inc. located in Salt Lake City, Utah. To contact call: 877-363-9575 or craig@andersonbenefits.com 20 GREATER TWIN CITIES AREA - PROTOTYPE
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(Part C Advantage Plans & Part D) Medicare Advantage plans are governed by Medicare. They are only offered through insurance companies that have an annual contract with Medicare. They are NOT the same as Medigap policies. They must cover all Medicare approved services. Most Advantage plans include Part D prescription drug coverage. Advantage Plans Part C INSTEAD of a Medigap Plan (A-N)
Medicare Part D Drug Program
Premium varies by company and coverage. (Same premium for all ages).
Premium varies by company and coverage. (Same premium for all ages).
Part B premium $134 is still paid (Premium can be higher depending on income)
Plans are generally a variation of the following:
There are many plan types available: PPO, HMO, PFFS, etc.
Initial Coverage (Phase II) co-pay coverage until the total cost of the drugs = $3,750
Plans have co-pays and /or coinsurance for covered benefits & services.
Deductible (Phase I) $0 - $405 deductible
Plans have an annual out-of pocket maximum.
Coverage Gap (Phase III) The member now pays much more for covered drugs 44% generic / 35% brand There is a potential drug manufacture discount which will count toward the “True out-of-pocket” (TrOOP) You remain here until the $5,000 (TrOOP) has been met.
Plans may have additional services and discounts, including dental, vision, gym membership & more.
Catastrophic Coverage (Phase IV) For the remaining calendar year, covered drugs are: $3.35 / $8.35 or 5% depending on drug tier.
There is an Annual Election Period (AEP) which runs from October 15 - December 7 of each year. This is time to make changes in company or coverage.
Part D can be separate with Medigap & PFFS plans. There is a penalty for late enrollment into Part D.
Must have Part A & B to enroll.
Must have Part A or B to enroll.
Preventive care is covered 100%.
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Annual Election Period is Oct 15 - Dec 7 each year
For more information visit www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. This information is the opinion of the author and intended as an easy to read summary. This is not a contract. Additional limitations and exclusions may apply to services. In the event of any inconsistencies with Medicare or with a published medical insurers certificate, the certificate / Medicare will control. Prepared 11/2017 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELING American Psychological Association 800-964-2000 Associated Clinic of Psychology 3100 W Lake St, Ste 210, Minneapolis 55416 612-925-6033 DARTS 1645 Marthaler Lane, West St Paul 55118 651-455-1560 Metro Psychology Support Services 2550 University Ave W, St Paul 55114 651-645-7971 National Alliance on Mental Health 800-950-6264 / 703-524-7600 National Institute of Mental Health 866-615-6464
National Mental Health Association 800-969-6642 National Suicide Prevention Hotline- Serving Veterans 800-273-TALK RESOURCE 1900 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis 55404 612-752-8000
MOVING SERVICES
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“Making the Move of a An older adult’s decision Lifetime Gentle” to move can carry with it an entire range of emotion. No matter how one comes to the decision to move, the factors and issues related to each older adult’s transition is unique. But at some point, inevitably, moving involves a feeling of being overwhelmed. There are a number of aspects that make an older adult’s transition difficult which include; sifting through a home of many years, deciding what to do with possessions that are not going to the new
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residence (e.g. estate sale, consignment, charity, kids, online selling options, etc.), some health challenges that did not exist in the early years making the physical aspect daunting, plus the emotional aspect of leaving “the old neighborhood”, lifelong memories and the comfort of familiar turf. Enter a fairly new but growing industry, senior move management. Due to the rising numbers of older adults and the increase of senior housing options, senior move management is an emergent field.
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The Making of a Move All moves share some common elements including why move, when to move, where to move and how to move. The answers depend on individual circumstances and one’s age. We’ll consider moves from the viewpoint of a senior. Why and when often can be addressed together. The motivation for a senior to move can be initiated by needs related to physical health, social activity, memory support. Some people anticipate their needs and tour senior communities and get on waiting lists. Others wait to make a decision until they are forced to, which is usually the result of a health crisis and they are told by a doctor that they can no longer live in their home. Where to move includes decisions
PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE & DISCOUNTED MEDICATIONS
National Council on Aging 202-479-1200
AARP Prescription Discount Program 800-456-2277
Novartis Medicare Drug Plan Assistance Line 800-620-3292
Lilly Patient Assistance Program 800-545-6962.
Pfizer RX Pathways 866-706-2400
Medicare Prescription Drug Card 800-633-4227
Pharmaceutical Assistance for the Aged & Disabled (PAAD) 800-792-9745
Merck Patient Assistance Program 800-727-5400
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that must be made about the type of living situation one desires. Options include everything from a condo, to independent senior living communities, assisted living, and memory care. Those who plan in advance will have more options regarding location, amenities, etc. Those who move in crisis mode generally have fewer options as they must settle for what is available at the moment. How to move also has options: you can pack and move yourself, hire a moving company to move your things, or hire a move management company to plan your move, pack and move your things, and unpack everything for you. Whether or not you have planned your move or are moving in crisis mode, hiring a move management expert will greatly reduce the stress of the situation and get you settled quickly.
Rx Benefits 800-377-1614
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RAMPS Metropolitan Center for Independent Living 530 Robert St N, St Paul 55101 651-603-2029 The Minnesota Ramp Project Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
Terry Eggan Bridge Realty 1101 E 78th St, Ste 300 Bloomington 55420 612-386-9309
Edina Realty
(ad on page 26) Dan & Mary Tillman, Realtors 612-790-4443 | 763-300-9717
REHAB HOSPITAL
HealthOne Rehabilitation
(ad on page 27) www.HealthOneRehabilitation.com
RESPITE CARE
Alzheimer’s Association (ad on page 31) 7900 W 78th St, Ste 100 Minneapolis, MN 55439 800-272-3900
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REVERSE MORTGAGES
Klein Bank – John Leer
(ad on page 29) 600 W 70th St, Chanhassen 55317 952-443-6620
National Foundation for Credit Counseling 800-388-2227 US Dept of Housing Resource Ctr 800-225-5342
What Is A Reverse Mortgage – Ask a Certified Reverse Mortgage Also Known As Professional not your neighbor, A HECM? doctor, car mechanic or bartender. The purpose of this article is not to send glowing endorsements for the HECM program, good, bad or indifferent. Tom Selleck and Henry Winker have done that. It is not to tell you how they would work or not work for you. It’s not to give you technical understanding. It is simply written for you to ask yourself do I really know what a HECM is, how they actually work and would it benefit me. Since 1989 HUD/FHA has endorsed over 1,000,000 HECM’s. There are wide spread misconceptions, untruths, surrounding HECMs. They are bad, they are scams, they are only for poor people, the bank will own the house. HECM’s are home equity loans with options not available on traditional home equity loans or HELOC’s as they are called. General statements from critics have deafening effects to the HECM program. When misinformed people
make general assumptions or statements about the HECM program, at times, that has a stronger influence on people than the professionals who could actually show you how the program really works. Maybe I should ask my physician which car would be best suited for me or better yet ask my auto mechanic their opinion as to why my shoulder hurts? The point is, ask professionals in their field of expertise to explain HECM’s and HECM options, if this is a path that you are wishing to explore. They have been around for almost 30 years helping seniors in their retirement. Ask an expert. That way you are making informed decisions concerning your retirement dollars. ~ Editor’s Note: This article was written by John Leer, Reverse Mortgage Banking Officer, Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional
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SENIOR CENTERS ANOKA COUNTY Andover Senior Center 1685 Crosstown Blvd NW, Andover 55304 763-767-5163 Anoka Senior Center – 1 500 6th Ave S, Anoka 55303 763-576-4661 – 1 500 6th Avenue South, Anoka 55303 763-576-4661
CARVER COUNTY Chaska Community Center 1661 Park Ridge Dr, Chaska 55318 952-448-5633
DAKOTA COUNTY Apple Valley Senior Center 14601 Hayes Rd, Apple Valley 55124 952-953-2345 Burnsville Senior Center 200 W Burnsville Pkwy, Burnsville 55337 952-707-4120
HENNEPIN COUNTY Creekside Community Center 9801 Penn Ave S, Bloomington 55431 952-563-4944
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SENIOR ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES PREFERRED PROVIDER
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35)
2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 888-806-6844 ___________________________ Better Business Bureau Senior Outreach 220 River Ridge Cir S, Burnsville 55337 651-695-2424 Disability Linkage Line 530 Robert St N, St Paul 55101 866-333-2466
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35) 2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 888-806-6844
Roseville Area Senior Program 1910 County Rd B W, Roseville 55113 651-604-3522 Senior Linkage Line Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403 800-333-2433
NATIONAL
HCMC Brooklyn Center Clinic 6601 Shingle Creek Pkwy, Ste 400, Brooklyn Center 55430 612-873-6963
AARP – Local Chapter Information 888-687-2277
HCMC Senior Care Clinic 900 S 8th St, Ste S-140, Minneapolis 55404 612-873-2723
Huntington’s Disease Society of America 800-345-HDSA
Alzheimer’s Association – National 800-272-3900
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JOIN TH E CAUSE! Volunteer, advocate, donate or participate in an Alzheimer's Association education class, support group or event!
1-800-272-3900 7900 W 78th St, Ste 100 Minneapolis, MN 55439
SOCIAL SECURITY Social Security Administration 6161 American Blvd W, Ste 100, Bloomington 55438 800-772-1213 Social Security Administration Medicare Claims 800-633-4227
STAFFING-MEDICAL SERVICES On Call Clinicians, Inc 5861 Cedar Lake Rd, Minneapolis 55416 763-544-1000
SUBSIDIZED HOUSING HUD 800-225-5342
SUPPORT GROUPS & SERVICES
Alzheimer’s Association (ad on page 31) 800-272-3900
American Cancer Society 800-227-2345 American Council of the Blind 800-424-8666 American Diabetes Association 800-342-2383 American Heart Association 800-242-8721 American Lung Association 800-586-4872 American Parkinson Disease Association 800-223-2732
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BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING
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Assisted Living Alzheimer's & Dementia Care (763) 712-0118
Brookdale Eagan
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care (651) 686-5557
Brookdale Eden Prairie
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care (952) 906-3800
Brookdale Edina
Independent Living Assisted Living Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care (952) 831-4084
Brookdale Faribault Assisted Living (507) 333-2559
Brookdale Inver Grove Heights Assisted Living (651) 306-0919
Brookdale Minnetonka Carlson Parkway
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A New Lease on Life When Mike Cullen began having trouble playing just three or four holes of golf in 2013, he knew something was wrong. For 34 years, he enjoyed putting in long hours as a beloved teacher, principal and superintendent at local South Dakota schools while he and his wife, Betty, raised their two boys. His love of working with students meant he took on many additional roles over the years too: athletic director, football game announcer, substitute bus driver and even temporary cheerleading coach. After a series of doctor’s visits and tests, Mike learned that kidney disease was to blame for his poor golfing and the host of symptoms he was experiencing. He began dialysis sessions three times a week and a course of prescribed medications, but knew a transplant was the solution he really needed to feel better. Mike decided to retire in July 2015 and hoped that his name would soon come up on the long kidney donor list. Then something extraordinary arrived in the mail — a box from a former student filled with kidney beans and a message that she wanted to donate her kidney to thank him for giving her “a new lease on life” years before. This former student, nurse Elizabeth Blankenfeld, learned about Mike’s need for a transplant via a local TV story and decided to reach out.
The following month, Mike gratefully received the kidney transplant and gradually started to feel more like his old self. He and his wife moved to Minnesota to be closer to their grandson, and Mike began morning swims to build his strength. But he wanted a meaningful way to fill his free time now that his career had ended. “I wanted to do something to make a difference, and my son mentioned that the new LSS Neighbor to Neighbor service needed volunteers to support older adults,” he said. The service, launched in September 2016, offers older adults a little extra support at home and in the community. Mike dove into the opportunity. He completed training and began supporting Bill Wherland, a Minneapolis resident. “I was surprised how open he was,” Mike said. “You get close and become friends almost immediately.” Bill signed up for the Neighbor to Neighbor service following a stroke, and Mike visits him three to four hours each week. Mike drives him to speech therapy appointments aimed at improving his pronunciation. They catch up over lunch, collect groceries and walk outdoors to improve Bill’s balance. The visits also give Bill’s wife a much-needed break from caregiving. It is a time she can run her own errands, visit with friends and family, or just catch-up on housework.
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TRANSPORTATION Anoka County Transit Office 1440 Bunker Lake Blvd NW, Andover 55304 763-324-3250 CEAP Blaine 1201 89th Ave NE, Ste 130, Blaine 55434 763-783-4930 MNET MN Non Emergency Transportation Twin Cities Metro, Minneapolis & St Paul 55403 866-467-1724 Northeast Senior Services 2580 Kenzie Terr, Ste 2A, St Anthony 55418 612-781-5096
UROLOGISTS
Minnesota Urology
(ad on page 36) 6025 Lake Rd, Ste 200, Woodbury 55125 651-999-6800
VETERAN SERVICES Debt Management 800-827-0648 Education Benefits 888-442-4551 Health Eligibility Center 800-929-8387
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American Council of the Blind 6300 Shingle Creek Pkwy, Minneapolis 55430 612-332-3242 Prevent Blindness America 800-331-2020 Ramsey County Care Center 2000 White Bear Ave, Maplewood 55109 651-251-2469 Recorded Magazines 888-724-6423 State Services for the Blind 2200 University Ave W, Ste 240, St Paul 55114 651-539-2300 The Vision Council of America 703-548-4560 Vision Loss Resources 1936 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis 55403 612-871-2222
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Community Emergency Service 1900 11th Ave S, Minneapolis 55404 612-870-1485 Dakota County 1590 Highway 55, Hastings 55033 651-438-4635 Hands On Twin Cities 2021 E Hennepin Ave, Ste 420, Minneapolis 55413 612-379-4900
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota (ad on page 35) 2485 Como Ave, St Paul 55108 651-642-5990 Senior Corps 800-942-2677 The Salvation Army 2445 Prior Ave N, Roseville 55113 651-746-3400 VEAP (Volunteers Enlisted to Assist People) 9600 Aldrich Ave S, Bloomington 55420 952-888-9616 Volunteer Match – National Office 415-241-6868
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(ad on page 9) 7625 Metro Blvd, Minneapolis 55439 952-945-4000 Wish of a Lifetime 303-954-9144
WELLNESS & EXERCISE PROGRAMS Senior Abilities Unlimited LLC 7401 Metro Blvd, Ste 355, Edina 55439 952-746-3222 Vitalize Wellness Center of Parmly Life Pointes 28210 Old Towne Rd, Chisago City 55012 651-257-0575 Williston Fitness Center 14509 Minnetonka Dr, Minnetonka 55345 952-939-8370
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A Time For Help A+ Home Health Care Inc Acti Kare Responsive In-Home C Adult Help And Companion Care Advanced Medical Home Care Agape Home Care Provider All Home Health Always Best Care Senior Services
952-888-0321
612-470-0105
651-481-1991 952-854-7760 651-493-1251 612-708-1079 612-267-6154 612-384-6513 952-814-7400 952-683-9099
NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE AGENCIES
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Visiting Angels
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FEATURED NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE AGENCIES
RN ON STAFF CNA ON STAFF 24 HOUR CONTACT 24 HOUR CARE YARD WORK MED-ALERT MEDICATION REMINDERS TRANSPORTATION INCONTINENCE CARE ALZHEIMER’S / DEMENTIA CARE HOMEMAKER / COMPANION
Amada Senior Care – Minneapolis-St. Paul
NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE AGENCIES
HOME - NONHOME MEDICAL HOME CARE HEALTH AT HEALTH HOME – AT NON-MEDICAL CARE AGENCIES
PAYMENT METHODS
MINIMUM HRS PER VISIT FREE ASSESSMENT LIABILITY COVERAGE
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612-470-0105
952-283-1654
952-935-0789 • visitingangels.com/wayzata
One 4-hour shift per week, or as much as 24/7 care. Visiting Angels West Metro is a comprehensive licensed private duty home care agency with compassionate and experienced caregivers. Our customized care plans ensure individualized attention to live with safety and wellness at home. We are locally owned and operated by life-long residents of MN.
At V i s i t i n g A n g e l s , we believe that being reliable, responsive, and trustworthy is key to a solid relationship.
Serving the Entire West Metro Communities in Hennepin, Carver, Scott, Dakota, and Wright Counties
sPeCiAlized CAre Medication management • Dementia care • Hospice care • Family respite care • Life Care Navigation
ComPAnion / Home mAnAgement Companionship • Meal planning and preparation • Light housekeeping • Errands and shopping • Laundry and linen changes • Transportation
PersonAl CAre Activities of daily living • Bathing, grooming, and dressing • Mobility and ambulation • Medication reminders • Incontinence care
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Always Best Care Sw Metro
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RN ON STAFF CNA ON STAFF 24 HOUR CONTACT 24 HOUR CARE YARD WORK MED-ALERT MEDICATION REMINDERS TRANSPORTATION INCONTINENCE CARE ALZHEIMER’S / DEMENTIA CARE HOMEMAKER / COMPANION
Angel Care Home Health Service Anthony Stratton Asian Community Special Srsvcs Assisting Hands Of Minneapolis Assisting Hands Of Minneapolis At Home Ltd Avalon Home Care Inc Bethel Care Services Care Planners Home Health Care Careaparent Carebuilders At Home Carefree Home Services Caregiver Suporpt Program Korean Services Caremax Circle Of Life Homecare Anishinaabe
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OUR SERVICES IN-HOME CAREGIVERS Personal Care | Meal Preparation | Medication Reminders Transportation Services | Exercise Assistance Light Housekeeping | Companionship | Laundry LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE Free expert policy review | Understand your claim FINDING SENIOR LIVING Assisted Living | Independent Living | Adult Family Homes
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TRAINED • BONDED • INSURED • RELIABLE STAFF
vers can help you or acan Our caregivers help you or a loved one ontinue to live at home!
continue to live at home!
We’ll provide a helping hand with personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation, companionship, shopping, errands, and much more! Call us: (952) 888-0321
www.touchingheartsmn.com
Non Medical Home Care Definitions 24 HOUR CONTACT – Refers to someone being available 24 hours a day to speak with you. BONDED – Being bonded means that a bonding company has secured money that is available to the consumer in the event they fi le a claim against the company.
INSURED – This refers to what happens if someone gets hurt on the job. If the company isn’t insured, then the claim gets fi led against the homeowner’s insurance. If the company is insured, then the claim gets filed against the company’s insurance.
vide a helping hand with personal housekeeping, meal preparation, MED-ALERT AVAILABLE – Personal HOMEMAKER / COMPANION – medical alert products activated by ation, companionship, shopping & Non-medical assistance with meal pushing a button. preparation, laundry, light housend much more! keeping, errands, activities, outings, MEDICATION REMINDER – companionship and other household duties. These agencies are licensed by the state.
Assistance with reminding an individual about medications but not dispensing medications.
Call us: (952) 888-0321 w.touchingheartsmn.com
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HEALTH AT HOME - NON MEDICAL HOME CARE
At VISITING ANGELS we believe that being reliable, responsive, and trustworthy is key to a solid relationship.
Serving the Entire West Metro Communities in Hennepin, Carver, Scott, Dakota, & Wright Counties
952-935-0789
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Bayada Home Health Care
Brightstar Healthcare
Brightstar Of St Croix Valley
Brightstar of St Louis Park 952-300-3698
651-234-0044
651-770-8427
952-935-5581
651-482-8400
651-294-3047 612-824-1177 651-428-3002 612-255-3110 763-546-4017
HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES
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THERAPY (SPOR)
FEATURED HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES
HOSPICE NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE MED-ALERT PSYCHIATRIC CARE ENTERAL (TUBE) FEEDING TRACH CARE CARDIAC CARE DIABETIC CARE WOUND CARE IV THERAPY SOCIAL WORKER
Bayada Home Health Care
HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES
HEALTH AT HOME – HOME HEALTH CARE AGENCIES HEALTH AT HOME - HOME HEALTH AGENCIES
PAYMENT METHODS
651-470-9549 952-393-7857 651-690-5352 612-326-9377 612-209-0425
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A&A Reliable Home Health Care A-1 Reliable Home Care Inc Abbeycare Inc Abc Home Health Care Plus Able Care Connect Home Health
HEALTH AT HOME – HOME- HEALTH AGENCIES HEALTH AT HOME HOMECARE HEALTH AGENCIES
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Home Health Care Definitions HOSPICE – Refers to a comprehensive program of care to patients and families facing a life threatening illness. Hospice emphasizes palliative rather than curative treatment. The dying are comforted. Professional CARDIAC CARE – Refers to services medical care is given, and sophistiincluding patient assessment, specif- cated symptom relief provided. ic diet information, and management INTRAVENOUS THERAPY (IV) – of the disease process, medication management and education. Cardiac Refers to any medical treatments/ medications that need to be introcare is a program designed to help a person with heart disease return to duced into the body via a patient’s veins. Numerous IV Therapies can be health. Cardiac care may consist of exercise, modifying risk factors to provided in a patient’s home under supervision of a MD. Some of these prevent further heart damage, or include: inter-infective/antibiotic psychological rehabilitation. therapies, hydration therapy, pain DIABETIC CARE – Refers to services management, chemotherapy and cenincluding patient assessment specific tral line care and maintenance. diet information, management of the disease process, medication manage- PRIVATE DUTY PERSONAL CARE – ment and education on all the above. Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), homemaking, comServices are provided by Registered Nurse under the supervision of a M.D. panionship and other non-medical Some agencies may have certified dia- in home care. These services are betic nurse instructors or cardiac care available for hire after, or in conjunction with, Medicare certified services. specialty RN’s in their employ. Private payment, Medicaid and VetENTERAL FEEDING – Enteral feed- erans Benefits are a few of the ways personal care can be paid for. ing, or tube feeding, is a way to deliver nutrients through a tube if you cannot take food or drink through PSYCHIATRIC CARE – Refers to the agencies’ ability to offer services your mouth. related to psychiatric support with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatHOUR MINIMUM – The least number of hours a Non-Medical Home ment of mental illness. Services may Care Agency will be available for hire. include counseling or administering Medicare certified Home Health Agen- of medications. cies are not on a specified time frame. 24 HOUR CARE – Refers to “round the clock treatment” in a home environment. The care may be shared by multiple caregivers or by a single caregiver.
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HOSPICE (See definition in home health grid definitions) Services Provided: N-Nurse – Assesses patient’s physical needs, develops and coordinates the plan of care, ensures symptom control and management, provides patient/family teaching as needed. SSW-Social Worker – Assesses patient and family emotional and social needs, develops a plan of care, provides counseling, referrals and support to meet identified needs. Chaplain – Assesses patient and family spiritual needs, develops a plan of care, provides counseling, assists with memorial preparations. Home Health Aide – Provides direct personal care to patient, emotional support to patient and family, reports identified needs to RN. Volunteer – Provides respite and needed non-medical services for patients and their families, offers support at time of death and during bereavement. Levels of Care: RO-Routine Care – Occurs when regularly scheduled visits are adequate in maintaining the individual’s symptom management. Care is provided at the individual’s residence, this can their private home, a retirement community, an assisted living, or a skilled nursing facility. RE-Respite Care – Provided when
the family needs time to rest or go out of town for a short time. Ideally, this service is provided for five consecutive days. Care may be provided in a long-term care facility depending on the condition of the individual. Hospice is responsible for financial arrangements with the Long-term care facility, at no cost to the patient or the family.
HOSPICE CARE
Hospice Care Definitions
GIP – General In-Patient Care – Provided in a skilled nursing facility when the symptoms cannot be managed elsewhere. The skilled nursing facility must have 24-hour R.N. coverage as deemed by Medicare guidelines. General in-patient care is usually short in duration. This level of care is usually due to symptoms which are out of control and more intensive nursing services are required. If an individual is at a care facility, room and board are covered by hospice during this period. CC-Continuous Care – Provided to prevent the individual from going to the hospital when a crisis occurs. Continuous care also is given when more helps is needed to assist the individual and family in coping with the crisis. This level of care is usually provided at the individual’s residence no matter where that may be The criteria for continuous care may include: Severe pain or symptoms which are out of control Psychotic episodes Breakdown of caregiver Imminent death and family
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Kindred Hospice 952-314-9738
651-917-3634
651-344-1040 612-262-7021 952-943-0009 952-856-2212 952-831-0193 651-714-0200 612-721-2491 612-238-0034 651-232-3312 952-883-6977 651-633-6522
Adobe Hospice Allina Health Hospice & Palliative Ca Aseracare Hospice Brighton Hospice Brookdale Hospice Minnesota Ecumen Hospice Fairview Hospice Grace Hospice Healtheast Hospice Healthpartners Hospice & Home Health
Heartland Home Health Care And Hospice
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FEATURED HOSPICE CARE PROVIDERS
MULTI-LINGUAL INDIGENT PATIENTS HOME HEALTH AGENCY PCP OVERSIGHT THERAPIES - HOSPICE A=Aroma / MA=Massage / MU=Music / P=Pet GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS PAIN PUMPS AVAILABLE 24/7 ADMISSIONS INPATIENT CARE PALLIATIVE CARE LEVELS OF CARE RO=Routine / RE=Respite / G=General In-Patient Care / C=Continuous Care SERVICES PROVIDED
Interim Healthcare
HOSPICE PROVIDERS
HOSPICECARE CARE HOSPICE
PAYMENT METHODS
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612-655-5242 952-928-9394 763-581-9340 507-646-1457 651-789-5030 952-993-6087 651-631-6123 952-442-6030 651-328-2091 651-735-3656
952-898-1022
651-430-3320 763-772-9963 612-405-6343
952-314-9738
651-633-6404
651-917-3634
763-531-2424
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PAYMENT METHODS: PP=Private Pay / PI=Private Insurance / LT=Long Term Insurance / VA=Veteran Administration / MA=Medicaid / MC=Medicare / HM=Managed Care Insurance / O=Other **Services: RN= Registered Nurse / SW= Social Worker / C=Chaplain / V=Volunteers ****Therapies: A=Aroma / Ma=Massage / Mu=Music / P=Pet ***Levels of Care: RO=Routine / RE=Respite / GIP=General In-patient / CC=Continuous Care
Lakeview Hospice Mary T Hospice Minnesota Community Hospice Minnesota Community Hospice Minnesota Hospice Minnesota Hospice Moments Hospice N C Little Memorial Hospice North Memorial Home Health Hospice Northfield Hospice Our Lady Of Peace Hospice Park Nicollet Methodist Hospice Presbyterian Homes Hospice Ridgeview Hospice Sholom Hospice St Croix Hospice
Kindred Hospice
Intrepid Usa Hospice
Interim Healthcare
Hospice Of The Twin Cities
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For Home Health and Hospice, more patients and families trust us. Please contact us at:
1.866.KINDRED TTY#: 711
www.kindredathome.com
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AGE RESTRICTIONS – Some communities have a restriction on the youngest age they are allowed to accept. These restrictions vary by community. ALZHEIMER’S / DEMENTIA ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Licensed assisted living facility or skilled nursing facility that specialize in delivering care to victims of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Communities are typically bedroom-style rental units with common areas for dining and activities. Many are locked for residents’ safety. Specifically trained staff usually serves the special needs of this population. Amenities vary for each community. ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Typically apartment-style with kitchenettes and private baths. Some offer companion accommodations. Personal assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, eating and ambulation. Rates vary from an all-inclusive to base rates with levels of care. Amenities vary for each community. DAY CARE – Any provider can elect to provide day/night services on a short or long term basis. Rates typically include a place to rest, one or two meals and snacks and activities for the day. Licensed communities are prohibited by law to promote
these services without a specific license. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) – helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants. HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER PROGRAM – (Sec 8) - find your own place and use the voucher to pay for all or part of the rent. Participating households are required to pay the greater of 10% of their gross annual income or 30% of their adjusted income towards rent. To qualify, a household’s annual income must not exceed the applicable income limit for the area as adjusted by family size.
SENIOR HOUSING DEFINITIONS
Senior Housing Definitions
(Sec 236) Property owners in this program make mortgage payments that are based on a 1% mortgage interest rate. HUD then provides a subsidy to their lender to cover the difference between 1% and the market interest rate on the property’s loan. Participating households are required to pay rent equal to the greater of 30% of their adjusted income (not to exceed the market rent) or the basic rent amount set by HUD for that particular property. Any amount paid by the household that is more than basic rent is considered excess rent, which the owner pays back to HUD in repayment of the subsidy.
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CommonBond Communities
18405 Old Rockford Rd, Plymouth 55446
4444 Reservoir Blvd NE, Columbia Heights 55421
Crest View Senior Communities
18025 Minnetonka Blvd, Deephaven 55391
Ebenezer Deephaven Woods
13897 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337
12600 Marion Ln W, Minnetonka 55305
RidgePointe Senior Living
LOWEST STARTING PRICE
Ebenezer Arbors at Ridges
INCOME QUALIFICATIONS
1080 Montreal Ave, St. Paul 55116
# OF UNITS
651-291-1750
763-478-4244
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IFC
IFC
952-540-6200
952-288-2187
952-898-4005
58-59 763-782-1601
IBC
IFC
FEATURED INDEPENDENT LIVING COMMUNITIES
ASSISTED LIVING STUDIO (S) 1-BEDROOM (1) 2-BEDROOM (2) RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
INDEPENDENT LIVING COMMUNITIES
INDEPENDENT LIVING COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES INDEPENDENT / RETIREMENT
PETS
FITNESS CENTER SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION COVERED PARKING ACTIVITIES HOUSEKEEPING MEALS / MEAL OPTIONS SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT SKILLED NURSING FACILITY
IFC
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651-631-6000
ARDEN HILLS
952-953-3530
952-698-5300
952-236-2600
952-431-7800
APPLE VALLEY
763-252-2000 763-427-7650 763-528-6500 763-453-7008 763-421-0434
ANOKA
763-712-7000
ANDOVER
952-881-6322
651-639-1000
IFC = Inside Front Cover
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Johanna Shores 3200 Lake Johanna Blvd, Arden Hills 55112
Apple Valley Villa, 14610 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley 55124 Augustana Care of Apple Valley 14650 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley 55124 ECUMEN Seasons at Apple Valley 15359 Founders Ln, Apple Valley 55124 Orchard Path, 15676 Pilot Knob Rd, Apple Valley 55124
Bridge Square Apts, 2 Bridge Square, Anoka 55303 Franklin Lane Golden Apts, 1827 S Ferry St, Anoka 55303 The Homestead At Anoka, 3000 4th Ave N, Anoka 55303 Walker Methodist Plaza, 131 Monroe St, Anoka 55303 Walker On The River, 1906 S Ferry St, Anoka 55303
The Farmstead, 13733 Quay St, Andover 55304
3601 Wooddale Ave S, St Louis Park 55416
TowerLight Senior Living
2555 Hamline Ave N, Roseville 55113
RosePointe Senior Living
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A HOME where the added perks, hospitality services and amenities simplify your life; offering more time to experience the things you love!
651.639.1000 * www.RosePointeSeniorLiving.com 2555 Hamline Avenue N, Roseville, MN 55113
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2625 Park Ave, Minneapolis 55407
Ebenezer – Loren on Park
18025 Minnetonka Blvd, Deephaven 55391
Ebenezer – Deephaven Woods
13897 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337
Ebenezer – Arbors at Ridges
12016 Ulysses St NE, Blaine 55434
Crest View Senior Communities
18405 Old Rockford Rd, Plymouth 55446
Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
3330 Edinborough Way, Edina 55435
Brookdale Edina
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119 E Hayden lake, Champlin 55316
PHONE #
763-478-4244
IFC
IFC
IFC
612-871-4574
952-288-2187
952-898-4005
58-59 763-762-8430
IFC
32-33 952-831-4084
32-33 763-712-0118
FEATURED ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
LOWEST STARTING PRICE
Brookdale Champlin
ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
ASSISTEDLIVING LIVINGCOMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES ASSISTED SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION DAY CARE RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY AGE RESTRICTIONS PRICE DEPENDENT LEVELS OF CARE WANDERGUARD SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT SKILLED NURSING FACILITY PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS
PETS
# OF UNITS
RESIDENTIAL HOME
952-881-6322
952-473-6655
952-888-7751
952-236-2600
APPLE VALLEY
952-920-0400 763-712-8363 763-712-8363 763-528-6500 763-712-8363 763-712-8363 763-712-8363
ANOKA
763-205-2248 320-257-7445 763-712-8363 763-712-7000
ANDOVER
IFC
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IFC
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Apple Valley Villa, 14610 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley 55124
River Oaks of Anoka, 910 Western Ave, Anoka 55303 The Cedars, 701 Polk St, Anoka 55303 The Elms, 2171 7th Ave N, Anoka 55303 The Homestead At Anoka, 3000 4th Ave N, Anoka 55303 The Maples, 2823 7th Ave N, Anoka 55303 The Oaks, 2201 7th Ave N, Anoka 55303 The Pines, 2153 7th Ave N, Anoka 55303
Arbor Oaks of Andover, 1640 155th Ln NW, Andover 55304 Cherrywood Advanced Living, 1889 139th Ave NW, Andover 55304 Cypress Manor, 16770 Wren St NW, Andover 55304 The Farmstead, 13733 Quay St, Andover 55304
3601 Wooddale Ave S, St Louis Park 55416
TowerLight Senior Living
875 Wayzata Blvd, Orono 55391
Ebenezer – The Trails of Orono
1401 E 100th st, Bloomington 55425
Ebenezer – Meadow Woods
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LiveLife Plan Ahead
lessons
At some point, we all need help. Pete, 67, has this advice for people who, like him, are experiencing health issues:
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Check into the next step soon. Get it set up before you absolutely have to. Because, if you plan early, you get to make the choices. Do you want someone else choosing for you?
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Location was key in selecting Crest View Senior Community at Blaine. During Pete’s six-week hospital stay last summer, he asked his son to make arrangements for assisted living at Crest View, the nonprofit, faith-based campus that had opened a few months earlier. Pete had watched Crest View rise from the ground just down the street from his apartment. Another plus was his son lived a few miles away, along with Pete’s adorable granddaughters, ages 3 and 8. See the rest of Pete’s story at CrestViewCares.org.
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Talking about the granddaughters makes his eyes sparkle. They’re dancers. “Point a camera at them and they go into a dance pose,” Pete said. He attends their dance recitals and enjoys frequent visits. Pete didn’t want to look anywhere else. Crest View Senior Community at Blaine was brand new, yet owned and managed by a nonprofit with 65 years of experience, and in his neighborhood close to family, How did he decide to move into assisted living? He saw the writing on the wall. How many times can you call 911 after a fall in your apartment before someone else makes decisions for you? Pete wondered, and worried.
Meet a few of the guys at The Boulevard, Crest View Senior Community’s independent senior housing on Reservoir Boulevard in Columbia Heights. Art, moved in 14 years ago, after retiring from the University of MN. He remembers seeing Lloyd, who lived nearby, walking his dog. Lloyd, who worked as a technician in the garage that launched Medtronic, met Shirley Barnes, CEO, when she came to his rummage sale about 22 years ago. Lou, a member of a restaurant family known for fabulous Northeast Minneapolis food, used to visit his mother on the campus.
Bill, Art’s brother, regales the guys with stories of his days bartending in a downtown Minneapolis hotel. It’s fun to look back, but their days are full, too. A weekly happy hour, card games, bingo, sing-alongs, rides to the grocery store or a scheduled outing—these are the kinds of simple but essential choices that keep them connected to a community.
“ says Lou.
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Having something to do is key,
Living on a campus multiples your choices of things to do with your neighbors. Different buildings on the campus, all connected, blend their activity calendars.
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Camaraderie Builds Community
See the rest of the story and meet Lalu, Lloyd’s dog, at CrestViewCares.org.
Celebrating 65 years of nonprofit, faith-based service, including senior housing, home health, assisted living, memory care, care suites, short term rehab, and long term care. Call for a tour of campuses. Blaine 763-762-8430 | Columbia Heights 763-782-1601. Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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1401 E 100th St, Bloomington 55425
Ebenezer Meadow Woods
875 Wayzata Blvd, Orono 55391
Ebenezer The Trails of Orono
13897 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337
Ebenezer Arbors at Ridges
2727 Victoria St N, Roseville 55113
The Estates at Roseville
12016 Ulysses St NE, Blaine 55434
Crest View Senior Communities
18405 Old Rockford Rd, Plymouth 55446
Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
1385 Crestridge Lane, Edina 55123
Brookdale Eagan
PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS SECURED COURTYARD NURSE ON STAFF DAY CARE RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY SKILLED NURSING FACILITY ALZ / DEMENTIA RESIDENTS ONLY PRICE ALL INCLUSIVE ELDERLY WAIVER RESIDENTIAL HOME
763-478-4244
IFC
IFC
IFC
FC
952-888-7751
952-473-6655
952-898-4005
651-483-5431
58-59 763-762-8430
IFC
32-33 651-686-5557
FEATURED MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
PETS
763-528-6500
763-205-2248 320-257-7445
952-236-2600
APPLE VALLEY
ANOKA
ANDOVER
FC = Front Cover
ADDITIONAL LISTINGS IN THE JANUARY 2019 1ST EDITION OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES AREA SENIORS BLUE BOOK IFC = Inside Front Cover Sm = Small / C = Cats Only Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
Augustana Care of Apple Valley, 14650 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley 55124
The Homestead At Anoka, 3000 4th Ave N, Anoka 55303
Arbor Oaks of Andover, 1640 155th Ln NW, Andover 55304 Cherrywood Advanced Living, 1889 139th Ave NW, Andover 55304
MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES MEMORY CARE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES
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# OF BEDS
PHONE #
AD ON PAGE #
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18025 Minnetonka Blvd, Deephaven 55391
Ebenezer Deephaven Woods
1401 E 100th St, Bloomington 55425
Ebenezer Meadow Woods
13897 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337
Ebenezer Arbors at Ridges
3201 Virginia Ave S, Saint Louis Park 55426
The Estates at Saint Louis Park
2727 Victoria St. N, Roseville 55113
The Estates at Roseville
12016 Ulysses St NE, Blaine 55434
Crest View Senior Communities
18405 Old Rockford Rd, Plymouth 55446
763-478-4244
IFC
IFC
IFC
FC
FC
952-288-2187
952-888-7751
952-898-4005
952-935-0333
651-483-5431
58-59 763-762-8430
IFC
FEATURED SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES
PRIVATE ROOMS SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS WANDERGUARD SECURED MEMORY CARE UNIT VENTILATOR TRACH CARE OSTOMY CARE LONG TERM CARE RESPITE / SHORT TERM STAY SKILLED CARE INTERMEDIATE CARE
Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES
SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES
PAYMENT METHODS
952-881-6322
952-898-4005
DAKOTA COUNTY
952-442-5111
952-955-2691
952-448-9303 952-442-6600
CARVER COUNTY
763-862-5432 763-757-2320 763-571-3150 763-421-5660 763-528-6500
58-59 763-762-8430
763-528-6400 763-689-1162 763-755-8400
ANOKA COUNTY
IFC
ADDITIONAL LISTINGS IN THE JANUARY 2019 1ST EDITION OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES AREA SENIORS BLUE BOOK PAYMENT METHODS: PP=Private Pay / PI=Private Insurance / LT=Long Term Insurance / VA=Veteran Administration / MA=Medicaid / MC=Medicare / HM=Managed Care Insurance / O=Other FC = Front Cover IFC = Inside Front Cover Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
Arbors At Ridges, 13897 Community Dr, Burnsville 55337
Auburn Manor, 501 Oak St, Chaska 55318 Auburn Meadows, 594 Cherry Dr, Waconia 55387 Elim Home Watertown 409 Jefferson Ave SW Box 638, Watertown 55388 Good Sam Society Waconia, 333 Fifth St W, Waconia 55387
Mary T at DeMar, 1555 118th Ln NW, Coon Rapids 55448 Park River Estates Care Ctr, 9899 Avocet St NW, Coon Rapids 55433 The Estates at Fridley, 5700 E River Rd, Fridley 55432 The Estates at Twin Rivers, 305 Fremont St, Anoka 55303 The Homestead At Anoka, 3000 4th Ave N, Anoka 55303
12016 Ulysses St NE, Blaine 55434
Crest View Senior Communities
Anoka Rehab & Living Ctr, 3000 4th Ave, Anoka 55303 Benedictine Living Ctr Fridley, 520 Osborne Rd NE, Fridley 55432 Camilia Rose Care Ctr, 11800 Xeon Blvd, Coon Rapids 55448
3601 Wooddale Ave S, St Louis Park 55416
TowerLight Senior Living
SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES
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ADVERTISER INDEX
Advertiser Index 31
Alzheimer's Association Minnesota-North Dakota
HealthOne Rehabilitation Hospital
41 Amada Senior Care
50 Interim Healthcare
45 Bayada Home Health Care
50 Kindred Hospice
45 Brightstar Care
29 Klein Bank
25 Brilliant Moves
35
32 Brookdale Senior Living
36 Minnesota Urology
Inside Back CommonBond Communities Cover
55
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Monarch Healthcare Management
14 Connect America
55 RidgePointe Senior Living
15 Country Financial
54 RosePointe Senior Living
58
Crest View Senior Communities
19 CSG Actuarial 26
Dan and Mary Tillman Edina Realty
11 Dermatology Specialists, P. A. Inside Front Ebenezer Senior Living Cover 23 Gentle Transitions
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61 Sunrise Senior Living 42 Touching Hearts at Home 13
Vincent, Romero & Rodriguez
39 Visiting Angels of Wayzata 9
Volunteers of America Minnesota
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