Iceland Manor

Iceland Manor sits in a quiet neighborhood in Lakeville about 25 miles south of Minneapolis, and the home's got plenty of green space on a big, peaceful lot with shady trees and nice gardens out front, so residents can spend time outdoors or look out on something pretty, and there's that cozy, family-like feeling throughout the place since it only has private bedrooms for up to six residents at a time, which keeps things easy and calm without a lot of noise, and that way, folks can get to know each other if they want or just settle into their own space. The staff here always has a full-time qualified nurse on site around the clock, with help from aides and part-time nurses, so people can count on help day and night, and there's no worrying about care, because Iceland Manor has services for assisted living, memory care, respite, hospice, skilled nursing, and even home health care, plus adult day support and non-medical help, and those who need podiatrist, dentist, or doctor visits can get them on call. Every bathroom has wheelchair accessible showers and halls are easy to navigate, which means folks who use walkers or chairs don't have to struggle, and anyone who needs help with bathing, getting dressed, or taking medicine will get it, thanks to the available personal aides and medication services. Meals are made here and served in a family dining room, with special diets if someone needs them, and community dining makes it easy to socialize, but if residents want to eat alone in their room, they can do that as well. Housekeeping staff takes care of cleaning, laundry, and even dry cleaning, so daily chores don't become a burden, and with free WiFi, cable TV in rooms, game nights, arts and crafts, and music groups, there's some kind of activity going on most days, and group outings or time in the gardens are arranged for anyone interested. Transportation for doctors' visits and community events comes with the place, and visiting pets are sometimes allowed even though residents can't keep their own, so there's still a bit of that homey feel for folks who like animals. The home has safety covered with a monitored security system and a small, close-knit staff always nearby, and since it's licensed by the state, services stay up to standard with state rules. People pay one all-inclusive monthly rent that covers everything-meals, rooms, care, activities, and cleaning-which makes it easier to plan with no surprise fees coming up. Iceland Manor isn't large or flashy, but the quiet, personal setting, the broad mix of care choices, and those little things like games, music, and shady lawns make it easier for residents to relax and enjoy each day.