Hopkins Health Services

Hopkins Health Services sits in Minnetonka and has operated since 2017, and folks there can find both short-term and long-term care, including memory care and hospice if that's needed, plus support for family caregiving, and the staff handles everything from skilled nursing to assisted living and rehabilitation, working alongside doctors for consultations, therapy, and medication. Residents get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, and there's always supervision around the clock with a 24-hour call system, and while the facility has a licensed capacity for 118 beds, they had 79 in use as of June 2025. The staff covers 12 to 16 hours a day for nursing services, with special help for people who can't move easily, and they can handle wound care, IV antibiotics, infection control, tracheostomy care, and even daily weights or glucose checks if a doctor orders it, plus pain specialists, psychiatric consultations, in-house lab work, X-rays, EKGs, and brain injury rehabilitation, so folks with complex needs get their care without going offsite. Anyone staying there can join in recreational and wellness programs, like fitness classes, art, music, movie nights, game rooms, or even resident-run activities, and folks can enjoy a library, spa/wellness room, outdoor common spaces, and regularly scheduled community-sponsored gatherings. The building has modern touches, offering furnished rooms with private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, and if you want fresh air, there are gardens, outdoor walking paths, and landscaped gathering spots, and a movie theater and arts room to keep entertained. Meals come restaurant-style in a dining room, and anyone with special diets gets attention, with all-day dining for those who prefer to eat on their own schedule, and the staff covers housekeeping and laundry services too, plus help moving in. Services extend to transportation and parking, so residents can get out when needed, and the facility accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, plus several insurance types. There are regular councils for residents and their families, so concerns get addressed and the facility aims to improve as it goes along, and they've earned several accreditations showing they meet specific standards for safety and quality. They focus on dignity and independence, even as care gets more involved, and all the housekeeping, pharmacy, and emergency services-like emergency alert systems, automatic defibrillators, and emergency kits-work to keep everyone comfortable and secure. The building operates as a for-profit, privately-owned facility. The state nursing home rating shows the facility provides basic care but in some areas doesn't always match the state average, and while it's not perfect, the staff's always focused on doing their best for each person who lives there.