Fairfax Community Home Inc sits at 300 10th Ave SE in Fairfax, Minnesota, offering a range of senior care for folks needing assisted living, independent living, and nursing care, with skilled nursing and custodial services always available for those who need more support. The place has rooms that come furnished and let each resident have their own space, but it doesn't forget to give indoor common areas and a dining room where people can gather for meals or conversation, which really helps people stay social. If someone needs help with daily things like bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, or managing medication, staff gives support around the clock, with a 24-hour call system set up for emergencies and supervision just in case.
There's a program for memory care where the building is set up to keep folks with dementia feeling safe, with spaces built to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, so families know their loved ones have medical and attentive care from staff trained for these needs. Home health services make sure residents who don't want to move away can still get care, and home aides are around for those who also need some company or someone to check in. Meals get planned and cooked by staff, which makes things easier and ensures nutrition, plus staff can also handle specialty meals for different diets. People can join in activities on site, from arts in the crafts room to movie nights, devotional services, and walking paths in the garden, and there are always games and community-sponsored events in the calendar, so boredom isn't likely.
The place welcomes residents who qualify for Medicaid and Medicare, and the facilities accept a minimum age, though the specific number isn't listed. Mobility support is available for wheelchair users and for diabetes care, the staff takes on insulin monitoring. Laundry, housekeeping, and things like incontinence care also come included, while amenities feature in-room telephones, a barber or salon on site, and pet-friendly policies, which helps some people settle in easier. The community focuses on personal wellness, so staff customize care plans, and let residents join wellness programs or enjoy outdoor landscaped paths. Judith A Sandmann is listed as the official contact for the facility's programs and services, and anyone looking for more details can find information on their website. Fairfax Community Home Inc has its licensed skilled nursing facility and runs under the NPI number 1710963251, matching the specifics required for skilled nursing and retirement communities, and the atmosphere aims to keep things calm in its quiet residential setting while giving everyone who lives there some privacy, assurance, and access to company whenever they want it.
