Amada Senior Care Twin Cities I sits at 1405 North Lilac Dr., STE 121, in Minneapolis, and you'll find their main office in Golden Valley, Minnesota, where they serve people throughout the Twin Cities like White Bear Lake, Brooklyn Park, and Plymouth, providing home care and help with assisted living options in a way that tries to meet seniors' daily needs and make things easier for families, since someone answers the phone every day, around the clock. They're a locally owned business, with membership in the Home Care Standards Bureau and the Better Business Bureau, verified for licensing, and they'll tell you about their "Best of Senior Living All Star" award, which is based on strong reviews from people using their care in 2024. Their team helps seniors at home with personal care, companionship, meal prep, medication reminders, help with bathing or getting dressed, and things like laundry, light housekeeping, errands, and shopping, plus special dementia care and support for other disabilities, which comes through hourly services-rates start at $38 an hour for home care. Veterans can get help understanding funding and programs, and Amada is an accredited VA provider, able to work with VA Aid and Attendance and VA Contracted Homemaking Services, as well as with long-term care insurance, since they offer claim reviews, policy help, and claims processing, which is often confusing if you've never dealt with it before.
Amada Senior Care Twin Cities I offers customized care plans made after regular health evaluations and conversations with families, so caregivers know what works best, and they keep in touch with families and healthcare providers to update the plan if things change. Their caregivers help with daily activities like bathing, walking, using the restroom, and eating, and if someone wants assistance only during certain hours or overnight, that's possible, or families can set up full-time support. There are meal services planned by chefs and meal planners, focusing on fresh ingredients and balanced nutrition, and residents can join community activities like movie nights, art or gardening projects, or just go for walks on the paths, while staff coordinate moves into the residence, keep up with laundry and cleaning, offer furnished rooms, and provide a dining room with special dietary choices, along with safety measures like an emergency alert system, a 24-hour call system, and regular supervision. Amada is well known in the Twin Cities for helping people get financial guidance, help with payment options, and referrals if a person wants to look into senior housing beyond in-home care, and being able to reach out to local hospitals or clinics when needed, thanks to long-standing community ties. Veterans, families, and seniors can rely on Amada for clear support-whether that's about insurance, daily care, or just having someone check in to see if all's well-and because services are checked by the Department of Aging and sometimes Veteran's Services, quality gets monitored over time. They aim for each person to feel treated with kindness and respect, with a focus on making daily life a little better, without overpromising anything, but rather keeping families informed and seniors comfortable in their own homes or in the senior community.
