A+ Home Health Care helps people live in their own homes instead of moving to an institution, and they do this by sending trained staff like personal care workers and medical assistants to help with daily needs right where someone lives, whether they're older, have physical challenges, or need help for mental health reasons, and since the company has a smaller team-only a handful of employees-they focus a lot on building trust and giving attention to each person's needs, so folks get support that fits their lives, not just a one-size-fits-all plan. Services include things such as help with dressing, bathing, moving around the house, grooming, and using the bathroom, along with reminders to take medicine, help with eating, light housekeeping, meal prep, and laundry, and they also offer support for folks who just need short-term relief, called respite care, for primary caregivers who have to be away or need a break. Their staff can work with all ages and types of disabilities, but most of their work helps older adults stay comfortable and safe in their own space, get around using transportation arrangements, and receive help that keeps up with medical appointments, since A+ Home Health Care is licensed through state and local agencies and coordinates with area hospitals and clinics, especially with locations in Savage and Bloomington, Minnesota.
The facility at 8682 Eagle Creek Circle in Savage is set up with fully furnished rooms, kitchenettes, and there's cable, WiFi, and phone access, plus a dining room where meals are prepared-even special diabetes or restricted diets are handled-and there's laundry, housekeeping, and move-in help if needed, along with 24-hour supervision and an emergency call system for peace of mind. The place includes some common areas, a garden, walking paths, movie nights, a beauty salon and arts room, and transportation for getting to doctors and out in the community, while staff offer support with medication, care planning and mental wellness programs, and assistance with all basic daily activities, whether that means help standing up, getting to the restroom, or just joining in with a resident-run group project or activity. While they do not accept Medicare unless certified, they provide non-acute care that can cost less than round-the-clock nursing home living, which adds up for families who want to keep their loved ones at home and feeling independent for as long as possible. A+ Home Health Care emphasizes feedback from both clients and staff, keeps things reliable and responsive, and gives lots of thought to making services accessible, so people don't have to worry about complicated systems or extra steps, and they try to make every service and program straightforward and helpful, always focused on improving quality of life at home.
