Stonecrest Living

Stonecrest Living stands as a senior living community in Edina and Minnetonka, Minnesota, with two locations at 64620 Gaywood Drive and 4108 Merriam Road, and what you'll find there is a focus on everyday comfort and safety, with special terms for care programs and features that suit each resident's needs, where folks can choose from assisted living, memory care, independent living, and even combinations, as well as residential board and care homes for a smaller household feel, and in each home, six private bedrooms give personal space while community areas encourage neighbors to gather, where the rooms come furnished, with a telephone in each one, and shared spaces like an arts room, a movie room, and even walking paths outside. For memory care, they've got specialized programs and secure environments with memory supports meant to help people living with dementia, including daily activities for memory enhancement and safety systems throughout, and their Gentle Touch Health Initiative runs at some locations to further the health support available. Assisted living services cover help with daily things like getting dressed, bathing, transferring, and managing medications, all handled by 24-hour staff with a call system for safety, and residents get meals, with all-day dining options, including special diets for diabetes or allergies, as well as a dining room for shared meals and kitchen staff taking care of meal preparation and service. Housekeeping, laundry, emergency alert systems, and move-in coordination come included, and there's a barber and salon for convenient personal grooming. For folks who need a break or help temporarily, respite care is available to offer relief for caregivers, while skilled nursing services handle round-the-clock medical care, wound support, and rehabilitation. Stonecrest Living sets aside certain parts of their homes for memory care or higher support levels, naming these units and programs to make it clear what services come with each area, and all of it's designed to make daily life easier, safer, and more social, with resident-run and scheduled activities, as well as transportation if anyone needs to get to appointments or outings. The community takes care to keep spaces accessible, using design features that help everyone move around safely, so people can stay active and engaged, and aging in place gets supported through options connected to Continuing Care Retirement Communities, which means residents can adjust their level of care without having to move again. The whole setup's meant to promote independence as much as possible, with dignity, comfort, and plenty of opportunities to be part of a caring neighborhood, so seniors can count on getting the right amount of help with day-to-day living, health management, and keeping up with favorite hobbies or just spending time with others without any fuss.