The Landmark Of Fridley sits at 6490 Central Avenue NE in Minnesota, right next to White Pines in Fridley, and anyone thinking about moving in should know this is a medium-sized senior living community with independent living, assisted living, and memory care, allowing folks to stay as their needs change. The staff helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and moving from beds to wheelchairs, whether someone needs just a little help standing or more support with a mechanical lift. There are nurses on staff, staff available around the clock, and a 24-hour call system to ensure someone can help in emergencies, with medication management, diabetic care, incontinence reminders, and special care for folks who need heavy support.
Meals come included, with restaurant-style dining, room service, guest meals, and some awards given for the enjoyable food and friendly, helpful service. People find a whirlpool tub, indoor and outdoor common areas, a garden, movie nights, a barber and salon, and devotional services at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church. The place lets people smoke outdoors but not inside. Residents can do activities on-site, or take part in offsite outings and events with scheduled daily activities, and transportation options like on-property parking, complimentary shuttle service, rides for a fee, and easy access to the bus line nearby. There's support for aging in place, hospice and respite care, homecare services, and visits from podiatrists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists.
For those who need memory care, folks with Alzheimer's or dementia have a purpose-built area in a separate building, with a safe setup, personal care plans, cognitive activities, and trained caregivers. Residents can be as independent as possible, and even those who are non-ambulatory or need more health care can stay, with most folks being over 55 years old.
There's a real focus on helping everyone enjoy life, whether it's a social calendar, spiritual support, or finding new hobbies. The apartments are designed for ease and comfort. Residents can live in shared or private rooms, which start at $3,500 a month. The facility gets recognition for best activities and friendliest staff, provides a supportive environment, and works with healthcare providers and local facilities like Unity Hospital and Northtown Mall doctors. The Landmark sits close to cafes, restaurants, parks, and walking paths, so there's always something to do outside too.
People who need memory or hospice care will find special waivers and tailored services. Residents get help with medication management and activities of daily living whenever they need it, with access to spiritual, educational, or entertainment programs, and a homelike feeling in shared spaces. The Landmark keeps everything accessible, with wheelchair accessible showers, a busy community schedule, guest meals for visitors, and a true effort to create a place where residents can live with comfort, independence, and dignity at any stage of life.
