English Rose Suites- Loch Wood Home sits at 6201 Loch Moor Drive in Edina, Minnesota, and has a warm and quiet house that holds up to six residents at a time, so folks can get the kind of personal attention that works best when you need help, and in some cases, a little bit more help because of conditions such as dementia or Parkinson's Disease or if you have a complex health need that gets in the way of ordinary living, and the place is well known for combining a homelike environment with strong medical care, and the company that owns it, Alzheimer's Speaks LLC, gives out a lot of information about dementia and keeps the building set up safely to reduce confusion and help residents stay put, with features meant to prevent wandering. The rooms include private and studio setups, with options for a one-bedroom for about $14,725 per month, while other rooms cost $9,000 per month, which is more than the average, probably because of the close attention, fancy décor, and services, like six bedroom suites with floor-to-ceiling windows that look out into a peaceful, walkable area where you can sometimes spot deer or birds from a big upper deck or the screened-in porch. Folks living here get help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and getting around, plus meal services that handle special diets-including for diabetes. Care staff and nurses are available all day and night, and the community can handle incontinence care, medication management, and help if you have trouble walking. There's special help for memory care, including activities made to support folks with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory problems, and the home keeps a close eye on each person's needs, whether you stay long-term or just for a short-time respite.
English Rose Suites- Loch Wood Home uses a set of unique programs, such as Loch Wood Home, that try to match care plans with each person's needs, so you'll find grooming options, an on-site beautician, and both indoor and outdoor community spaces that look and feel comfortable-with things like cable TV, Wi-Fi, wide garden areas, and a cozy family room where people can sit and talk or join an activity. There are devotional activities both in and out of the house, transportation help for doctor visits or outings, and both on-site and off-site programs to keep people active and engaged. The home also works with local healthcare providers for medical support, and there's always someone around to help, whatever time it might be. There's housekeeping, move-in help, and the décor is elegant, but at its heart, it feels most like a comfortable, supportive family home where the staff has experience looking after people with memory loss, physical care needs, or even those needing hospice or mental health supports. There's parking, an elevator for easy access, and both private and shared fully furnished spaces, all settled in a picturesque neighborhood with lots of natural light and garden views. The staff keeps things running smoothly, making sure care plans fit each person and giving family caregivers a break if they need it, especially when it's time for short-term stays or consulting on care.
