Amana Home Care sits at 7010 Bloomington Ave S in Richfield, Minnesota, offering a quiet, supportive home for up to five adults who need help with daily living or long-term care, including elderly folks and those with different health, mental, or behavioral needs, and you'll notice the way they've got a variety of home care services tailored to each person, always focusing on safety and a comfortable living environment. The place works like a licensed assisted living facility with staff that's properly screened-background checks, drug screenings and reference checks, plus residency and offender checks for extra safety-all so the staff can visit homes and provide personalized care, or stay on site and help residents. Folks get round-the-clock supervision, medication management, help with bathing, dressing, transferring, toileting, and mobility, and there's always someone ready for walking or wheelchair assistance if needed.
Amana Home Care features private living spaces, most with the option for a small kitchenette, and furnished rooms for comfort. Residents have access to a dining room with all day dining and menus that respect allergies and special diets, which makes meals a bit easier for those with different health needs, and the staff covers meal prep along with laundry and dry cleaning. There's a garden, walking paths, and a dedicated arts room for activities, plus a barber and salon, so folks can get a haircut without leaving the building, and then there's movie nights, events run by residents, and activities put on by staff, along with non-medical transportation for outings or appointments. The place uses unique terms for care programs-like adult home health, adult foster care, respite care, and home healthcare-and offers hospice care and health monitoring, always with a goal of letting each person stay independent and feel at home as long as possible.
For families, the place aims to give some peace of mind with emergency alert systems, care plans made for each person, intake assessments, and regular reporting that helps everyone keep track of how things are going. Staff use electronic visit verification and keep up-to-date records, while the Olera Care Planner is on hand to help decide if non-medical home care fits. Amana Home Care doesn't take Medicare unless they're certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so it's a good idea to ask about coverage. It's all designed to give adults 18 and up a safe, person-centered space, with help for whatever daily tasks they need, while also keeping a good balance of privacy, choice, and community.
