Metro Nursing Services

Metro Nursing Services, found in St. Paul and serving the Maplewood area, gives care in a quiet neighborhood where residents can choose private or semi-private rooms with sunny windows, central air, hardwood floors, and cable TV, and you've got 24-hour security alarms and WiFi so things stay comfortable and safe, and everything's cleaned with laundry and housekeeping provided, and staff are around day and night, with Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, CNAs, and Personal Care Assistants there to help at all hours and always trained on the latest updates. The home's got quiet garden spaces, outdoor areas, easy access to walking trails, and large community rooms for activities that get folks moving, thinking, and socializing, which can help everyone feel a bit brighter, and if someone needs time away, there are respite care options for short-term stays that help caregivers take a break. The kitchen team, with chefs and planners, make sure meals fit special diets like diabetes, or go gluten-free or heart healthy, and folks eat together in a dining room if they like. There's help for most everyday needs-bathing, dressing, transferring, and careful medication management-plus special nursing care such as wound care, feeding tube management, trach and ostomy care, vent support, and I.V. or nutrition therapies, all provided around the clock with support tailored to what residents' doctors order. Group home care runs for up to four adults at a time, keeping things more personal and individualized, and for families needing advice, there's guidance with long-term care planning, family caregiving, and support for insurance navigation. Staff arrange doctor visits or transportation for any medical trip, and when not in the group home, Metro Nursing Services sends home health aides or nurses out to family homes so loved ones can get comprehensive healthcare without leaving home. The business operates as an LLC under owner Abdi Gonjobe, and is a licensed Comprehensive Home Care provider in Minnesota, following all state rules, and keeps up with regular in-service training for everyone working there. The team posts jobs for caregivers, nurses, RNs, LPNs, and CNAs, and gives folks a way to ask questions or request more information about services and job openings. They don't take Medicare unless certified by CMS, and always keep emergency procedures in place by contacting doctors, notifying family, and calling 911 for anything life-threatening, and each resident has a care plan made with their input and their family's so people keep their dignity and independence as much as possible, whether they need short-term help or decide to stay long-term.