A Helping Hand Senior Care Services sits in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and has offered help to seniors since April 25, 2016, with a mission to give real support and care in a comfortable group home setting that feels like home, and you'll find their team's been led by co-owner Fatima Mohamud for nine years and counting, always working to put residents' well-being first, which you'll sense in the warm environment and the careful way the staff help with day-to-day needs like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, meals, toileting, and mobility, and they even do laundry and light housekeeping so things stay tidy without being fancy. You'll find their staff are screened with background checks, drug tests, driving checks, offender registry checks, in-person interviews, work references, and they make sure caregivers are prepared and ready to help right away, handling dementia, memory loss, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and mental health needs with the same attention as they do physical care, and folks who need non-medical home care-sometimes right in their own homes-can get personal care and companionship from this group, from meal prep to housekeeping to rides out to doctor's appointments or errands.
They've built more than just routines for care, since they also run social activities, arts and crafts, education, and health and wellness classes, so seniors have good chances to connect or keep up a favorite hobby, and chef-prepared meals rely on solid ingredients to help keep everyone nourished, all shaped around each resident's unique needs in mind, sometimes even in private rooms depending on what's available. There's no doctor on-site, but the team knows how to help with recovery after hospital stays or give extra relief for folks taking care of their loved ones at home, even covering hospice support when needed. Folks looking at this place can schedule a tour-online or in person-to get a feel for daily routines, dining, and how care flows through the day, and the community's known for making it easier for seniors with memory troubles by keeping things clear and familiar to cut down confusion and prevent wandering.
Payments work for many types of budgets and insurance, including CADI, Elderly Waiver, Group Residential Housing, long-term care insurance, Medical Assistance, Private Pay, and Traumatic Brain Injury coverage, but right now there aren't any open rooms, so it helps to check in to see when spots might turn up, and people using the service can weigh in through satisfaction surveys, with extra assurance coming from regular license checks and a Better Business Bureau A+ rating. The facilities are part of the Residential Care Providers Network, and being on the A Place For Mom platform means folks can use local advisors to understand their options, including whether home care, respite care, hospice, or 24-hour support at home fits best, and families can even use the Olera Care Planner to weigh if non-medical home care's a good choice.
A Helping Hand Senior Care Services doesn't provide onsite medical care, but they help with daily living, support with dementia and mental health, and create a homey and caring space, focusing on health and comfort, aiming to help each senior feel safe, valued, and supported every day, with details like background-checked, trained staff, regular activities, and meals that really do seem made to offer something nourishing and good, not fussy but steady, always with an eye on well-being and everyday needs.
