Midwest Medical Holdings, LLC, located at 8400 Coral Sea St NE Ste 100 in Moundsview, Minnesota, operates a mix of senior living and medical care services that cover a lot of different needs, and while you'll find some fancy amenities, the focus stays steady on healthcare, day-to-day help, and a wide range of care options, so folks who need assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care, or even board and care homes in quieter residential spots can find something suited to them, since the company's been at this since 1981, and has its own group of connected places, including Midwest Medical Services for medical equipment and Midwest Medical Practitioners for medical practice work, along with North State Medical Transport for driving folks to and from hospitals and doctor's offices, and all these different groups support the main idea - helping people recover and keep their best health for as long as possible.
The company goes for a simple, maintenance-free life with amenities like Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, a pool, a hot tub, a gym, a library that's got plenty of books, and community spaces for gatherings and quiet time, so people can take part in group activities, crafts, devotionals, movie nights, and resident-led events, and for the folks who want to bring their pets, dogs and cats are allowed too, and you'll find a barber and beauty place, a salon, gardening space, walking paths, and a chapel for spiritual needs, and in the dining room, meals are served most of the day restaurant-style, with extra care for people with allergies or diabetes.
Rooms often come furnished, with phones and small kitchenettes, and sometimes offer a semi-private, one-bedroom setup, and there's help available for daily things like bathing, getting dressed, taking medicine, and more, with 24-hour support, a call system for emergencies, medication supervision, and regular housekeeping, linen, and laundry plus dry cleaning, so folks don't have to worry about chores, and if someone only needs a short stay, there's respite care as well.
People using memory care services get extra supervision and activities made to help them feel safe, while those who move between independent living and more serious nursing care can find the right support as needs change, since Midwest Medical Holdings runs continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) where someone can stay independent as long as possible, then move up to heavier care when they need it, and in skilled nursing units, there's full medical help, wound care, round-the-clock staffing, and help for those getting over surgery or illness.
Some of the language the company uses to call its programs and living spaces is unique to them, and staff manage both the movement into the community and coordination when moving out, and help organize social events and personal schedules, plus transportation services for medical appointments or errands, which makes things easier for seniors who may not want to drive anymore, and the whole approach always seems aimed at backing people up in as much independence as they can safely handle, whether they're in assisted living, memory care, a nursing home, or living pretty much on their own with just a little support.
