Sterling Pointe Senior Living sits in Princeton, Minnesota, at 1250 Northland Dr, and has several options for seniors, like independent living for those who want to stay active, assisted living for extra help with things like bathing, dressing, or medication, and memory care focused on people with Alzheimer's or dementia, where they do what they can to make things less confusing and keep folks safe from wandering. The apartments come in different floorplans-some have one or two bedrooms or nice touches like balconies, walk-in showers, laundry rooms, and custom blinds-and all the basic utilities are included except for the phone, plus you get satellite TV and Wi-Fi. People control their own heating and cooling in each apartment, and some have attached garages as well. There's a kitchen in each unit with a stove, fridge, and microwave, so meals can be made at home, but there's also a reputation in the community for serving good, nutritious food with meals that get positive attention.
Sterling Pointe Senior Living offers a lot of on-site features, like a whirlpool spa, salon with extra services, fitness center, library, games and activities great room, private dining room for special get-togethers, and computers for staying connected. There's a patio for getting fresh air, spaces for relaxing with family or friends, and group activities to keep people busy and feeling social, including devotional activities and both on-site and offsite trips. The staff stays on duty 24/7 to support residents with things like incontinence care, diabetic care, non-ambulatory care, and of course the daily needs like eating, moving, dressing, or bathing. Care plans are personalized and change as people's needs do, and there's medication management, optional laundry services, and support for spiritual and mental wellness too.
Sterling Pointe Senior Living is recognized with community awards like Best of Senior Living, Best Activities in Senior Living, and Most Friendly in Senior Living, which come from folks noticing the level of care, the many activities, and the friendly environment. The staff gets special training and aims to give support for changing physical, mental, or spiritual needs over time. There are calendars for activities and special memory care events, and both virtual and in-person tours are offered for people who want to see the place ahead of time. Photos of the building and rooms are available so you can get a look at what to expect. People can pick from a range of living options-independent, assisted, memory care, or even home care if they want to stay off-site-including skilled nursing for those who need more medical support. The whole place works to help residents stay comfortable, keep their independence where possible, and find things to do that help them feel good and stay connected with others.
