B's Homecare II

B's Homecare II offers home-based healthcare services and goes by the name "Homecare II," and has been serving the community since 2007 with things like personal care, respite care, and support for elderly or disabled people who want to stay at home but need some help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication management, and getting around, and you'll find trained homecare aides and caregivers to assist with those things, which can include non-medical support, personal care, and even companionship, so seniors can get help around the house or company if they want it, and they do things like helping with small projects inside or outside, providing transportation for appointments, and setting up personalized care plans, as well as lending medical equipment like walkers, wheelchairs, or shower benches through the HELP program for up to a year if needed, and there's even health equipment you can get from the Ecumen Store, which sends out supplies with free shipping to help folks stay independent and safe in their homes, while mobile foot care comes through The Foot Care Nurse, LLC, which serves Chisago County and nearby areas with over 15 years of experience, and food assistance through Fare For All brings a pop-up grocery store with discounted produce and meat, plus if people need help with energy or home repairs, services include weatherization, furnace inspections, and general fixes, and all that can help with energy bills or making the house safer for someone with a disability, and transportation help comes from the East Central Regional Transportation Coordinating Council, so getting to medical appointments or outings is a bit easier. The staff at B's Homecare II stay on hand 24/7 with a call system and supervision, which covers various care needs like senior care, palliative care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, and they can handle non-ambulatory clients too, while always trying to help folks stay as independent as possible, plus there's also phone companionship, coffee talks, cards, and other social programs through Friends & Co, and the community itself has wheelchair-friendly features, furnished rooms, a library, walking paths, a barber/salon, a garden, and offers things like movie nights, community and resident activities, and an all-day dining hall with special meals for allergies or diabetes, with housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, and emergency alert systems all in place, and services come in English from a licensed agency under the Department of Health, with personal care agency certification from the Department of Human Services, so people can feel confident there's someone to lend a hand whenever needed.