Senior Ride Plus in Burnsville, Minnesota, tries to cover all the basics when it comes to helping seniors live their daily lives, providing transportation to medical appointments or errands, and focusing on a safe, convenient ride that's mostly for older folks, so you'll find the vans or vehicles set up for comfort and easy entry, and they help with non-emergency medical transportation if a person needs to get to the doctor or therapy but doesn't need an ambulance, and they'll do other trips too, like taking people grocery shopping or to social events, and they offer door-to-door service so you don't have to worry about getting in and out safely. The business is owned by Corey Robert Bixby, and they're a limited liability company that's got an A+ rating from the BBB, which gives families a bit of peace of mind about their service, and it's all based in a location near the corner of White Rock Road and CR-11, tucked over on East 141st Street.
On top of transportation, Senior Ride Plus is connected with several local care providers in Burnsville, like Lightcare Group Homes, Visiting Angels, Havenwood of Burnsville, and others, so they can point folks to help at home if they need it, including things like home care, nursing, or daily help. For living arrangements, there are options for seniors who want to stay mostly independent but still have access to meals, social activities, or housekeeping, and there are also board and care homes in regular neighborhoods for people who want a small community-plus bigger apartment setups that have 24-hour staff and things like a library, walking paths, a garden, group meals, and regular activities.
They also carry options for assisted living, where staff help with bathing, dressing, or medicine, and they've got memory care communities designed especially for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, which means doors are secured and caregivers are trained to help with memory-enhancing routines. For people who need more medical attention, there's support for wound care, rehabilitation, or following a hospital stay, so residents can get a range of services as their needs change, all the while having help nearby and a system for emergencies or calls for help at any hour, which is useful for peace of mind. Meals are cooked to order to fit different diets, rooms can come furnished or not, and services like laundry, moving help, and regular housekeeping are available, with activities scheduled every day and some run by residents. The combination of services and care means that older adults can find an option that meets their needs, whether they're mostly independent, need daily help, or require full nursing, along with safe rides around town when they've got to get somewhere without driving themselves.
