Personal Care Senior Living Anoka sits at 525 Cutter Street, right next to Ward Park and not far from the Anoka County Fairgrounds, and the area stays pretty quiet, so folks tend to feel at peace with the park and local shops nearby, and you'll find this place is just about five years old, built in 2020, offering 32 units split between assisted living and memory care, and the two-story private building has a look that's more like a single-family home with its stonework detailing, aiming to make everything feel less like an institution and more like a home. The staff here are described as friendly, caring, and always helpful, providing support day and night, and they're committed to building personal relationships and understanding what every resident really needs, so you see quite a bit of one-on-one attention whether someone's getting help with dressing, bathing, or medication management, as well as folks who need memory care-especially for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, since the team has ongoing training and provides 24-hour supervision and medical aid for safety and comfort, which is something families have come to rely on. There are community spaces made for family gatherings and health discussions, and the place has these family-friendly areas to help everyone visit and stay connected, and residents join in local outings to parks or fairs, as well as plenty of group activities-there's a real focus on social engagement to help improve health, which makes this feel like more than just somewhere to stay, with engaging daily activities and award-winning meals that folks talk about in their reviews.
The whole operation is pretty clean and looks lovely, with suites that have private bathrooms and apartments for memory care residents, often boasting little courtyards for outdoor time, as well as shared spaces for socializing and activities, plus pet-friendly policies and handicap accessibility so no one feels left out. There's Wi-Fi throughout for folks who want to stay connected online, and all meals are nutritious and included, which has helped the place win awards for dining and earn a solid review score-8.8 out of 10-plus Best of Senior Living 2025. The staff holds regular meetings and get-togethers to keep improving care, always aiming for high standards under the guidance of their general manager and personal care providers, and the community partners with A Place for Mom, which means prospective residents and families can look up reviews and get honest guidance as they decide if this place fits their needs. Residents can access health-related services, including the use of the VELA chair, which is a special mobility aid to support safe movement for those who wish to age in place, and the whole system's set up to provide independence with support, whether someone needs just a little help or more constant care.
The price-per-unit runs about $267,187, and the whole place sold for around $8.55 million to Suite Living Senior Care, a company that owns several similar properties in the metro area, though this community still keeps its unique setup and focus under the Personal Care Senior Living name started by Wade Tollefson. The Anoka facility is open all day and night and works alongside other locations in Andover, Columbia Heights, and soon St. Michael, so families can check photos, videos, and floor plans before stopping by, making it easier to know if the friendly atmosphere and supportive, personalized care are the right choice for their loved one.
