Restart has a lot of different places and services for seniors and people with disabilities, and what makes it kind of special is how it lets folks move across care levels as their needs change, because they've got continuing care retirement communities, so someone might start out living independently and, as time goes on and care is needed, gradually get more help without having to move out, and then there are smaller residential homes too, each designed for a quiet, home-like atmosphere where a small group of people get daily care, and besides that, Restart has senior living communities set up for independent living where the chores and property upkeep are all handled, and there's a choice of support services if you want extra help, like getting your meds managed, help with bathing, meals, or even housekeeping and laundry if those things feel like too much. People can pick from all sorts of services-assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult day care, and respite care for temporary stays, which is nice for families who need a break, and the staff stays on-site 24 hours a day for these needs. They've got memory care communities offering safe environments designed for seniors with conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia, focusing on structure, memory-enhancing activities, and strong supervision, so those residents stay as safe and supported as possible, and a nurse or trained staff can help with medication and even wound care when needed, especially after someone comes out of the hospital. They make things easier with ready meals, laundry, linen service, transportation to doctor visits, and they keep people moving and connected with gyms, pools, hot tubs, activity rooms, a chapel, a library, and spaces for dogs and cats because quite a few residents still want pets nearby.
Restart also provides a lot for people with mental health issues and those recovering from addiction, sometimes in separate programs or as part of regular care options, and that means therapy, counseling, and group sessions, all using evidence-based treatments, plus rooms and amenities set up for comfort during recovery, and they run both inpatient and outpatient programs depending on need, all aiming for a supportive routine that helps foster independence, confidence, and dignity. Staff run programs like Individualized Home Supports with Training (IHS-T), geared to help people build essential skills and reintegrate with the community in ways that matter to them, and then there are Outreach services, so direct support and advocacy can happen right inside people's homes or their usual neighborhoods.
They've kept a strong emphasis on serving adults facing brain injuries and disabilities since back in 1986, making sure people don't just get medical help, but can develop a sense of belonging, routine, and personal value through personalized routines, daily activities, and relationships with staff and others, and that supports the mission to champion dignity, quality of life, and equal chances for everyone, and as required by law, the place is licensed, like as a Comprehensive Home Care provider in Minnesota and approved by relevant local authorities, including the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, which helps keep everything above board. There are jobs for caregivers and nursing professionals too, like CNAs, LPNs, and RNs, which helps keep enough staff for all those continuous care needs. Restart tries to give folks a lot of ways to stay active, safe, and as independent as they can be, for as long as possible, wherever they are in their life or health situation.
