Global Home Care sits at 1001 Twelve Oaks Center Drive in Wayzata, Minnesota, and does home care and assisted living. The focus is really on helping people stay comfortable and safe, whether that's in their own homes or in a community setting, and they've got lots of different kinds of help for people who need it, including home health, personal assistance, and memory care. The place covers a wide range, from independent living where seniors can do most things on their own but like the idea of having support around, up to assisted living, where folks may need help with bathing, dressing, and getting around, and then up to specialized memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's. There's also skilled nursing help for those coming out of the hospital or with more complicated health needs.
The community offers 24-hour supervision and call systems, and the staff handles things like medication management, help with transfers, bathing, dressing, and even non-ambulatory care with wheelchair access. Residents get daily housekeeping, laundry service, and meal preparation, with attention to dietary restrictions and all-day dining so people aren't locked into fixed times. Amenities stand out for being practical and home-like, with furnished units, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, telephone, and cable or satellite TV, and there are social and activity options too, like arts rooms, movie nights, salon and barber services, a garden, walking paths, and a small library. There's a focus on keeping people active and connected, offering scheduled activities, resident-run groups, and mental wellness programs, and for those on their own at home, the at-home care team provides full support at the client's residence. Board and care homes are available for those preferring a small residential setting, and the group supports aging in place through different care levels, from independent living all the way up to continuing care and skilled nursing.
Global Home Care is part of a network that includes different kinds of homes and residential settings in the area, sometimes in partnerships or under shared programs, and names like Gianna Homes, Epiphany Care Homes, Sojourn At Home, Empathy Home Care, Visiting Angels, and others come up in their database. For people needing extra help, the offerings span from meals and housekeeping to more direct health services, like rehab, wound care, or daily supervision. There's also an effort to offer residents maintenance-free and social lifestyles, with organized activities, move-in help, and options for volunteers to get involved. Everything is set up for people who want to stay somewhere comfortable and safe, whether that's in their own home with visiting caregivers or in a place with other seniors and helpful staff right there.
