Accra Care X runs a network of care options with some unique features that set it apart, like their own names for care programs and service categories, where you'll find things like Self-directed Personal Care Assistance (PCA) Choice, Consumer Directed Community Supports (CDCS), and the Consumer Support Grant (CSG), which help people pick and train their own caregivers and manage their long-term care in a way that fits them, so folks who want more control over their support can have it, and there are also 245D Waiver Home and Community-Based Services-these include things like respite care, homemaker services, Individual Community Living Support (ICLS), Individual Home Supports (IHS), and night supervision, and this really shows how broad and custom their services go, especially because they're Minnesota's largest provider, serving all 87 counties, and they've got more than 11,000 clients with support from over 16,000 care and administrative staff, which means help's available if you need it both at home and in neighborhood settings.
People looking for everyday help can get assistance with dressing, grooming, eating, bathing, getting out of bed, walking around, using the bathroom, light housekeeping, laundry, and meals, all offered for adults with disabilities, seniors, or families who just need an extra hand, and meal services are sensitive to dietary needs, with allergy-friendly and diabetes-friendly dishes, plus dining areas for shared meals. In assisted living and board and care homes, which are smaller and run more like a family setting, you'll see daily help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, and daily routines, with a supervised staff day and night, plus a 24-hour call system in case residents need anything at any time, and rooms come already furnished if needed.
Their communities aim for safety and comfort, with walking paths, a garden, a library, and scheduled group activities like movies or arts and crafts-some activities are even run by the residents, and there's a barber/salon in the building so haircuts and trims are easy to get without leaving home. Memory care is in a secure space, with round-the-clock support and special programs for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the staff plans memory-boosting activities and keeps everything calm and routine for peace of mind. For health needs, there's skilled nursing and support for wound care, rehabilitation, and chronic disease management, all available as needed, and staff handles medication and health monitoring, taking the guesswork out of daily care.
They offer move-in coordination for new arrivals, wheelchair-accessible homes, non-ambulatory care, and support for folks with complex needs, so each person can settle in with as little trouble as possible. Independent living is also an option, where residents get maintenance-free living, social programs, and resort-type amenities, plus optional support if things get difficult, and for people who want to remain at home, their homecare programs send trained workers to help with daily life and even let families employ their own helpers, all paid and managed through Accra's system.
When someone wants to stay connected to the community but needs a little help, Accra Care X can offer companion care, outings, and support with hobbies, and there's always a focus on making sure folks are safe, comfortable, and treated with respect, whatever level of care they choose.
