Breck Home Residential Care Center sits right on Oxboro Lake in Bloomington, Minnesota, and the place has served elders since 2004, offering care in two comfortable homes that are each fully handicapped accessible with spacious 2,700-square-foot main floors and wheelchair-accessible showers, so folks with mobility needs can get around without trouble. The homes take in up to six residents, aged eighteen and older, and welcome both men and women, with no restrictions beyond age. The rooms come furnished and each one has a telephone for easy communication. Residents can choose shared or private rooms, plus pets are welcome with approval, and both dogs and cats are allowed, so long as the staff has a heads-up and everyone stays comfortable. There's a garden outside with walking paths, plus indoor common spaces like a movie area, arts room, library, and spots for music therapy or activities together, which makes it simple to join group programs, do a bit of art, or just mingle. Breck Home has activity programs, a night monitor, and awake staff all hours with a 24-hour call system and nurse on call every day of the week, with over 60 nurse hours on site per week and on-site physician services, covering everything from daily needs to higher-acuity support.
The dining setup works for a lot of different needs, since there's all-day dining, meals that accommodate allergies, diabetics, and people with other dietary restrictions, and a dining room where everyone can gather or eat at their own pace. Housekeeping, laundry, linen and even dry cleaning services happen regularly, so residents don't have to worry about chores. Transportation services including scheduled van rides and parking are available, and staff provide help for move-in coordination and any errands. Breck Home Residential Care Center handles help with dressing, bathing, transfers, mobility, continence management, medication management, and all types of activities of daily living, with extra support for folks who live with memory loss, dementia, or more complex needs. Specialized care includes support for mild cognitive impairment all the way to late-stage memory care, plus hospice waiver services for end-of-life care, respite care for short stays, diabetic and incontinence care, and general Parkinson's support, all supervised and managed by Jennifer Morgan, who's a Registered Nurse with a Master of Science degree in Geriatric Nursing. The license holder is Breck Home Residential Care Center, LLC, with a license number of 1123409 from Hennepin County and the Minnesota Department of Health, and state licensing is active through June 2025. The facility isn't BBB accredited and hasn't won specific awards, but it's offered steady care for over twenty years, aiming to provide quality geriatric living in a group home setting, and the word "Breck," which is Gaelic for "freckled," gives the place a bit of character all its own. Daily rates run between $260 and $270 for general, memory, respite, and hospice services, including scheduled personal care, group activities, and all the amenities or ancillary support needed for elder adults to live day-to-day in comfort and safety.
