The Thomas House

The Thomas House sits in Perham, MN, and runs as a medium-sized senior living community that has always focused on safety, comfort, and strong community ties, and you'll find residents often describing it as a warm, home-like place, with small group care for six to eight women, where shared mealtimes, music, walks, and daily activities mirror the routines of any cozy household, and people can pick their own breakfasts and help with household chores if they want. Folks get a choice of room types, like semi-private units, one-bedroom, and studio apartments, all with telephones and comfortable furnishings, and there's always easy access to common areas, including a dining room, outdoor garden, arts room, and an on-site barber and salon, with plenty of space set aside for activities, movie nights, and daily events. The staff keep a close 4:1 resident-to-caregiver ratio, and offer help with dressing, bathing, transfers, meals, medication management, and everyday needs, all watched over 24 hours by a team that takes dignity and safety seriously, using emergency call systems and regular check-ins, so residents always feel secure. The Thomas House gives personal care and also brings in wellness programs, community-sponsored activities, and transportation for errands or doctor visits, making life easier and a bit more social for everyone. Memory care stands out here, with special programming and secured areas designed to help people with dementia or mild cognitive issues, and the staff follow special dementia and hospice waivers for those who need it, plus there's supervision at all times, coordinated healthcare support, and an environment meant to truly support resident engagement and peace of mind, so families can feel good about their loved ones' care. There's also respite care for short stays, and the facility aims to suit all needs, from assisted living and memory care to skilled nursing services like round-the-clock medical care, rehab, and wound care, so whether a resident needs help with daily living or much more advanced support, they'll get it tailored and respectful. The Thomas House got its start with the hope of being a new attraction for the community, offering something special for visitors and locals with senior news, events, and services, and although it isn't open right now, it's planned to grow with more features, new programs, and experiences to help enrich daily life for everyone around Perham.