Nasiye Group Home

Nasiye Group Home, located at 3913 4th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55409, stays open around the clock and has a licensed capacity for five residents, so it's a smaller, quieter place where people can get long-term care or hospice care, and you'll see that the staff can change up care plans based on what's needed or if something in someone's health changes, while keeping in touch with doctors to make sure care stays consistent and safe, and the staff helps with bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, and managing medicines, and nobody's left alone because there's always 24-hour supervision and a call system to get help fast if needed; they've got meals cooked on site with choices for different diets, whether it's regular food, allergy-friendly, or for diabetes, and those meals can reflect different cultures too, so people feel more at home. The home tries to focus on routines that fit the resident's needs, with things like self-care help, dementia care, disability support, and help for people who aren't able to walk. Rooms come in studio layouts, and there are private bedrooms, often with kitchenettes and smart TVs, plus the rooms are wheelchair accessible and have WiFi. There are common spaces like a dining room with all-day dining, walking paths, an arts room, a movie night space, a garden, and even a beauty and barber salon, so residents can get haircuts without leaving home, and a library's available for quiet time with books. Activities run by residents and the community aim to keep everyone social, and there's a calendar full of outings, exercise classes, and events, so those wanting to stay active or connected can do that. The staff keeps up with cleaning, laundry, move-in help, and dry cleaning. Home care services are available for those who want to stay in the facility and also for those who need support at home. The facility handles transportation, shopping trips, and more routine errands. The setting feels like a warm home, with safety checks and an emergency alert system, and the space remains clean and welcoming. However, public reviews have given the home a very low average rating of 1 out of 10, which is worth noting if you're comparing places. At this group home, you'll find a mix of support for daily activities, personalized care plans, special services like memory care, nursing care, and even independent living if that's possible for someone, and there's a team trying to help seniors and people with different abilities have a safe, familiar environment with privacy and support at all hours. However, they don't accept Medicare unless certified, so families should check into payment options. Overall, it serves as an option for people seeking a smaller, more hands-on care setting within a Minneapolis neighborhood, and the personalized care and home-like feel may suit those who prefer a quieter and more individualized approach.