The cost of independent living in Minneapolis is about $3,228 per month. To find the best independent living for your preferences and budget, browse these 222 options. Read 2585 reviews, see photos, and learn about amenities that make independent living the ideal next step for adults 55+ who wish to enjoy friendships and hobbies without the hassle of cooking and home maintenance.
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New flooring is going to be installed soon. EVERYONE is resident focused plus all staff knows residents names. Our loved one wants good old fashioned plain home cooking food nothing too fancy. They are very...
The Kenwood is a wonderful place where the residents and staff have made my dad feel very at home. This is saying a lot considering that my dad has very isolationisttendencies. It is brilliant that breakfast...
Small, quiet community. My dad would like to socialize a bit more with others. They do not help with set up dr appts or any other appt. But, it is listed on the "cares" They've had 5 different nurses work...
We chose Global pointe because it was the best fit for the care needs of my parents. The staff is very friendly and the team works hard to train and retain staff.
The staff members there have just been incredible, amazing and extremely caring. We would absolutely highly recommend this community we have nothing but good things to say about. The community does not feel...
I'm sorry my mother didn't live longer to enjoy living there. She had just been there a little over two months and she died. I thought the facility was wonderful very professionally run and clean. The staff...
She would probably rate the activities the highest, and that is very important to her. It was easy to get to know other people. My mom is really happy there. The value for cost is exceptional. She doesn't...
This is a great place to live! Everyone is friendly and nice. Residents check in on each other and look out for each other. They have music, bingo, and fitness classes. The building is well maintained.
[name removed] is great. The facilities are very nice. The apartment sizes are great. I have a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment with a den and I love it. It is perfect. I highly recommend The Lodge at Little...
Copperfield is a welcoming community with lots of activities and opportunities to meet people. The flexibility to be independent then add services if/when necessary is helpful. The option of weekly outings...
We are setting up some als carte AL services and it has taken a while to meet with people and get things started. But they are very nice. My dad doesn't participate in the activities but they have many...
The activities were fine. They just didn't have nearly enough of them… And the clock the cost was twice what we are repaying now. Based on the experience we have had with New Perspective, we would recommend...
Our sister has been a resident here for alittle over a year now and we couldn't be happier with her cares here and over all experience so far. We do wish the rooms were a bit larger, but aside from that the...
I appreciate the many amenities including dining (10 meals per month), a lively social program, 24 hr concierge, excellent management and staff. Facility is well maintained.
[name removed] His an exceptional manager who makes living at Waterford a wonderful experience. She adds such warmth and fun to the experience of living there. She makes every resident feel supported and...
Bel Rae is a great place. Very responsive and helpful nursing staff. I would tell others just how friendly the staff is. How clean everything is. Seems more like a fancy hotel than a senior care facility....
My parents are taking full advantage of the best features of Village Shores, the staff and activities. This is a community that actually STAFFS its advertised services. It effectively encourages its...
The residents are so friendly and kind to other residents. There is a good sense of community. Food is not so good, there is very little variety. They could dust better, pick up feces in the hallway...
My loved one is a resident at Suite Living Roseville. The meals could use more variety. Also, the TV needs to be easier to use for the seniors.
My mom has been very happy at Cardigan. The activities coordinator goes out of his way to ask residents about their interests, and he encourages participation. I really think there is something for everyone...
I like the location, and the rent. Would prefer no carpet, but it is only in the bedroom. Have had limited experiences with the staff, most have been good.
We picked this community, because of the location. They are friendly, approachable, and knowledgeable. It's just a good fit for my sister. Lots of social opportunities if a person is interested.
Well-trained, efficient staff in a well-maintained facility. The care (medical attention, attention to resident needs, etc.) seems quite good (no smells, no trash lying around, etc.). Security for...
I love my apartment and I love the location. Never saw myself as a city dweller but I really appreciate it. The diversity in the people here is a first for me. It’s great. The neighborhood has such...
They charge for nursing care as it is used so this saves you money if you don't use it but it gets expensive quickly if you do. They aren't flexible on their meal plan. It is 3 meals a day or ala cart. They...
In Minneapolis, MN, seniors have access to local offices and organizations that may help them obtain financial assistance for senior care, including:
The city of Minneapolis is consistently ranked as one of the most bikeable cities in the country, with miles of trails and bike-only lanes. Public transit is available through Minnesota Metro Transit, which operates bus lines all over the Twin Cities and the surrounding metropolitan area. The city also operates two light rails lines — the Green line, which runs from the business district of Minneapolis to St. Paul, and covers the University of Minnesota campus on both the east and west banks of the Mississippi, and the Blue line, which extends from downtown all the way to the southern suburb of Bloomington.
Minneapolis offers several health care providers for seniors wanting to be proactive about their health or for seniors seeking treatment for chronic conditions. The area has several hospitals, with the Hennepin County Medical Center as a prominent option.
Minneapolis is a vibrant city with a deeply rooted love for music, food, and the outdoors. Known for their “Minnesota nice” attitudes, the people of Minneapolis tend to be friendlier than your average city dweller. The city has a number of museums, one of the most interesting and unique of which is the Mill City Museum, located on the banks of the Mississippi River. The former site of a large flour mill owned by General Mills, this historical museum also has tons of outdoor walking paths that follow the banks of the Mississippi all throughout the Twin Cities.
For food, Nicollet Avenue, or ‘Eat Street,’ has tons of award-winning and affordable dining options that highlight the city’s diversity. Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate that the city runs a direct bus route to the Mall of America, one of the largest shopping centers in the world, with hundreds of retail stores. Minneapolis is also a treat for professional sports fans — local teams include the Vikings (NFL), the Wild (NHL), the Twins (MLB), and the Timberwolves (NBA).
RosePointe I, RidgePointe Senior Living and Talamore Woodbury are the top-rated independent living facilities near Minneapolis, Minnesota. See full list of communities.
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