New Perspective Golden Valley

New Perspective Golden Valley sits just outside Minneapolis on Highway 55 and has been open for about five years, offering a wide range of care options for adults aged 55 and over, covering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and short-term respite stays that last at least 30 days, so families or seniors can pick what fits their needs as they change. Residents get help from designated care managers, nurses on site all the time, and support from Curana Health which brings in medical visits, medication help, and preventive services right to the community, which makes it easier for people who need extra support or regular care. There are communities and neighborhoods inside the building, including special areas for assisted living and memory care, with programs like the Reminiscence Program and Terrace Club for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the Dignity Home Care service gives extra help at home for those who want to stay in their apartments as long as possible. People can take virtual tours online to get a good idea what the place looks like before coming in, and there are galleries and details about all sorts of living spaces, so folks know what to expect. The community likes to help people stay active and social, with a full-time Life Engagement Manager leading plenty of daily activities, outings around town by transportation service, gardening, happy hours, card games, and access to a fitness center with exercise classes for different abilities. There's a library on site for reading or watching movies, plus a garden patio where folks can sit and talk or just relax, giving everyone spots for quiet or social time as they like, and a bistro, dining room, and private dining, all serving chef-made meals with fresh ingredients every day, which means you don't have to worry about cooking unless you want to. People living in the community get housekeeping and laundry done for them, and pets are welcome as part of the family, which means you don't have to leave your companion behind. There are programs and resources for families too, like tips on planning and having those important talks, so folks can feel more comfortable while making decisions. The place is part of the Sunrise brand, so residents also get a focus on their whole well-being over the long term, whether they're healthy and active, need some help with daily things, or have memory concerns. The community is designed to fit many needs in one place, so nobody has to move away if they need more assistance or want to keep living with friends and familiar staff, and there are always new activities, meals, and social events to keep life interesting.