Sanctuary Healthcare Services sits at 4109 Brittany Dr N in Champlin, Minnesota, and the folks there do their best to help seniors and those with disabilities stay as independent as they'd like, whether they choose to age at home or move into one of the other options available, and the caregivers there handle all sorts of things for older adults, from preparing meals and helping with bathing and dressing to making sure people can get to doctor's appointments and have their medications managed properly, and the care can range from simple companionship to skilled nursing and specialized memory care for those with dementia or other struggles. The group handles home care services in places like Champlin and Saint Francis, charging about $20 to $30 per hour for non-medical help, and they also offer more structured options like assisted living, independent living, memory care, and even skilled nursing if someone needs a step up in medical support, which might be useful if recovery or ongoing care becomes more complex, but keep in mind they don't currently take Medicare unless they're specially certified.
Sanctuary Healthcare Services has a range of staff, like CNAs and RNs, with people like Oluwakemi Ajayi and Busayo Okusanya running things, and they seem set on tailoring plans to match each person's needs, whether it's temporary respite care to give family members a break or long-term care for folks with injuries, disabilities, or chronic illness, and the care plans get adjusted as needs change, with someone checking in regularly and coordinating with health providers to stay up to date on everything, including managing medications and safely handling day-to-day needs. They keep the place practical and pleasant, with rooms that come furnished, access to a small library, gardens, walking paths, movie nights, an arts room, and beauty salon and barber services, plus Wi-Fi, cable TV, house-keeping, laundry, and a 24-hour call system for peace of mind, all working together to make sure someone's mom or dad isn't alone when a hand is needed.
A big part of their philosophy is making sure folks age in place as much as possible, focusing on dignity, comfort, and keeping people socially involved, so there are scheduled activities, transportation for errands and medical visits, and meal options that address special diets like diabetes or allergies; and if someone needs extra help-like for memory loss or more serious disability-the staff works to give care that fits those situations, making sure to keep families in the loop about resources and changes in health. Nearby, there's easy access to pharmacies, hospitals, restaurants, churches, parks, and the like, so people can still get out and about if they'd like, and no one's pressured into a level of care that's too much or too little.
The operation offers jobs for experienced CNAs, LPNs, RNs, and wants folks who value empathy and respect for each resident, and there's help for both seniors needing short-term and long-term care as well as resources for families to understand their choices. Sanctuary Healthcare Services aims to give the kind of support that helps seniors stay safe, comfortable, and connected, with flexibility as needs shift, always emphasizing a straightforward, gentle approach to the realities of aging.
