The Waters of Plymouth

The Waters of Plymouth sits at 11305 Highway 55 in Plymouth, MN, and offers a variety of care options for seniors, like independent living, assisted living, and PETALS Memory Care for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and you'll find staff onsite 24 hours a day, nurses, and visiting doctors and therapists who help with everything from daily needs to changes in health. Residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, including a handful of floor plans like the Balsam, Vermillion, Phalen, Parker, Isles, Harriet, Gleason, Crane, Buffalo, and Bass, with sizes ranging from about 425 to 918 square feet, so there's a good range, and each one's set up for easy access, with features like wheelchair accessible showers, though not a lot more is known about the building's other features. There's a strong focus on wellness and keeping folks engaged, since the community has onsite and offsite activities, a full-time activities director, social events, themed celebrations, and onsite devotional services, plus transportation if you need help getting out and about. You'll also find chef-prepared meals in a dining area that tries for more of a grand hotel feeling from the lobby, with vegetarian choices and an overall approach that makes it easy for folks to stay healthy and comfortable. The place offers amenities like pet-friendly units and Wi-Fi, as well as a salon and spa for haircuts and personal care, but there's no word about parking or outdoor features. The Waters of Plymouth supports people with light to heavy care needs, and the staff are trained to care for folks who are at risk of wandering, need non-ambulatory care, or act out physically, including those who need diabetic care and insulin shots. Staff know the residents by name and help each person with personalized plans, allowing for some independence while providing help where needed, whether with bathing, medication reminders, or just company throughout the day or night. The community has legal protections for LGBTQ individuals, protects source of income, gender identity, and orientation, and welcomes a diverse group of residents. Hospice and aging in place options are available for those whose needs change over time. There's a second person fee of $600 a month and a one-time community fee of $1500, and while rent and policies aren't fully detailed, the apartments are designed for both folks who live independently and those who need more support. The Waters of Plymouth encourages social connection and offers chances for people to gather in shared indoor and outdoor common areas, with a strong sense of belonging and support that many find comforting. The property isn't currently listed for rent or sale, and tours-both in-person and virtual-are offered so you can see what life's like in the community and explore daily programs and activities calendars, even though details about parking, internet, or some building specifics are not well known.