Wesley Residence Assisted

Wesley Residence Assisted sits in Duluth, Minnesota, and is designed for older adults who need help with daily living, so you'll find a two-story building with wide halls, ramps, and an elevator, plus 43 private rooms and suites where residents have the space and privacy they want but can come out for meals and activities whenever they feel like it, which is nice because there are plenty of cozy lounges and indoor common areas, an inviting dining room with a fireplace and terrazzo floors, a beauty salon and barber, and a library set up for resident use, which all make for a warm environment. Meals come three times a day and they're homemade and include snacks, so no one has to fuss over cooking; the staff, including caregivers and nursing staff, are on hand for help-usually nurses are in the building Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5 pm, but registered nurses or licensed practical nurses (RN/LPN) stay available by phone round the clock, which helps when someone needs medical advice right away or help with things like medicine management, blood sugar monitoring, and incontinence care. Residents can join onsite activities, devotional services, fitness and wellness programs, and there's a full calendar of arts, crafts, and educational groups, with the staff happy to drive folks offsite for trips or appointments if needed. Caregivers assist with things like transferring from bed to wheelchair and non-ambulatory care, along with extra attention for people living with memory loss, including dementia or Alzheimer's. The place supports a safe lifestyle because it has things like a fire sprinkler system, an emergency intercom, cable TV, and wifi, and it welcomes guests with parking, lets residents enjoy the game room, and even has a smoking shelter close by. Housekeeping and laundry happen every week, and dryers and washers are handy for everyone, so folks don't have to worry about chores. The staff aim to make living easier so each resident gets a care plan made just for them, and personal care assistants work side by side to support seniors' independence as much as possible, which means people still decide how to spend their days, use the kitchens or kitchenettes if they wish, and socialize in the communal spaces whenever they feel like it, and with transportation and dry cleaning available, most needs are covered right there on site. Wesley Residence Assisted runs with support from AHL Healthcare Group and accepts long-term care insurance, so it offers flexibility to families who might be planning ahead.