Heart to Home Incorporated III

Heart to Home Incorporated III is a small, licensed assisted living home for seniors that first opened in 2007 by Nick and Josh Cesaro-Moxley. This facility has just 7 beds and runs its care across several homes with names like Hilltop Manor, Lake Manor, Mendakota Manor, and Mendota Manor, and some of these homes are close to Rogers Lake or sit up on a hill with wide views, so residents get a peaceful and homey setting. Staff here helps every resident with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, and moving around. There's 24-hour supervision from trained people, many of whom are Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and well-prepared Resident and Nursing Assistants, so people always have support for both their physical and emotional needs. The place puts a high focus on memory care and dementia support, offering secure environments and special programs and memory exercises for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. They offer a wide range of health and comfort services, including medication help, meals planned by a Registered Dietitian, dining services, housekeeping, and personal care. You'll also find an Activities Director and small group resident-led events, so there's a close-knit and busy little community feel, not a big institutional atmosphere. Therapy services like Occupational and Speech-Language Pathology are available, and there's a Director of Culinary Services planning meals to suit different health needs, often with attention to heart health for people who need that kind of care. Heart to Home Incorporated III serves people needing assisted living, skilled nursing or rehabilitation, memory care, hospice care, and even independent living or board and care homes, all tailored to the person. Features like gardens, walking paths, and resident programs make things a bit more lively, and homes are built for comfort, privacy, and dignity with mostly one-bedroom, semi-private units. Staff aim for a personal touch, strong staff-to-resident ratios, and focus on treating everyone like family, in homes where people can age in place. The facility is licensed by local agencies and connected with Care Providers of Minnesota and LeadingAge Minnesota, though it doesn't accept Medicare for its services. Most people appreciate the balance between medical help, regular activities, and a familiar, warm atmosphere, and there are both career and volunteer roles open for folks interested in senior care. The facility keeps to a steady standard with care through "Heart to Home Incorporated III" programs like Resident Assistance, Dietary Aid, and Trained Medication Aide. There's no flashy promises, but a focus on honest care, comfort, and steady support for each resident as they need it. More can be found at their website.