Beacon Hill sits on a wooded hillside and offers many options for seniors with different needs, so folks find independent living, assisted living, memory care, transitional care, home health care, and hospice all under one roof, which is pretty handy if someone's needs change as they get older or need a bit more help now and then, plus there are apartment homes with studios, one bedroom, or two bedrooms, and floor plans ranging from 393 square feet up to 1,118, which means there's room sizes for different tastes and budgets; each apartment has full kitchens with dishwashers, self-cleaning ovens, refrigerators, and washers and dryers, so people can cook for themselves and do their own laundry, or just have it done for them since weekly housekeeping, linen change, property maintenance, and laundry services are also available, which is a comfort for many folks who may want a break from chores but still live in their own place.
There's a controlled-access entrance for safety, an on-site nurse available 40 hours per week, and nurse on-call, so health questions or emergencies get help quickly, and the staff offers medication management, bathing, and dressing assistance for those who need it, with nurse-managed clinical records and scheduled nursing reviews, plus there's a Wings® wellness program and plenty of urgent call equipment for peace of mind.
People like joining in with social programs and activities, such as instructor-led fitness classes, Bible study groups, card games, and outings, with scheduled transportation for shopping or medical appointments, and services like the general store, business office, salon, guest suites, and guest dining all on campus, making it pretty easy to handle daily tasks or even have visitors stay awhile.
Beacon Hill keeps a smoke-free indoors policy and works with Live Smoke Free and the Association for Nonsmokers-Minnesota (ANSR), which helps residents avoid secondhand smoke and gives resources to owners and renters on smoke-free living, and the place is managed by Presbyterian Homes & Services with support from grants and donations, so many of the technical programs and forms, like help with smoke-free policies and affordable housing toolkits, come at no extra cost to residents.
Accommodations are well-appointed and can be personalized to fit needs and tastes, and services like dining are restaurant-style with meals at home available, and amenities include a fitness center, a library, wireless internet, garage parking, a heated indoor car wash bay, walking paths, and lots of common spaces set up for social times and making memories, and the campus has spiritual care, urgent call equipment, scheduled events, housekeeping, and building insurance all covered under a month-to-month agreement, which means folks can stay flexible without a long lease if something changes in their lives.
The building stands three stories high with guest parking and underground heated parking spaces, heat and air conditioning are all set by residents, and on-site maintenance takes care of problems big and small, so folks can just focus on living well with nature views out their window and a supportive, compassionate team on hand whenever they're needed.
