Regent at Burnsville sits by Earley Lake near the Minnesota River and offers a range of senior living options, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and care suites all on one campus, and what stands out is how much they seem to focus on keeping things comfortable and convenient for you. There are 148 apartments, with choices like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, and you get your own full-size kitchen or kitchenette, private baths with walk-in showers and grab bars, and individual heat and air controls-those small touches help when you want to settle in without fuss. The place welcomes small pets, has covered and guest parking, and there's secured and controlled building access for safety along with an emergency response system and personal pendants.
You can get the level of help you need-there's 24-hour home health care staff, nursing support, and personalized care plans that make it easier to adjust if your health needs change, and they can help with daily activities if you choose assisted living. Memory care units have added safety features for those living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and care suites offer private rooms for complex needs. Meals are provided, and you can join outings for shopping or entertainment, exercise classes, and a packed calendar of events, and if you need a break or a short stay, respite care is available too.
People can use the fitness center with equipment, try activities in the craft and cooking room, relax by the parlor piano or gas fireplace in the family lounge, or visit the chapel for spiritual care. There's a library with computer and free Internet, billiards room, beauty salon, guest parking, and paved paths for walks. Staff are bilingual, and both laundry service and self-serve options are ready, plus help with housekeeping and scheduled rides are all part of the daily routine. Satellite television with forty-five channels, Wi-Fi, age restrictions, and smoke-friendly spaces are listed, and there are faith-based activities and a focus on keeping things social, welcoming, and nutritious with daily snacks and beverages. Regent at Burnsville doesn't charge an entrance fee, and it's clear the services and buildings are made for both comfort and changing needs, with private and semi-private rooms, climate control, and regular linen changes set up to make things easier as you age.
