Manor House sits on a large property and has a lot going on, as there's talk of building new apartments, stores, a hotel, and spaces for medical offices or groceries, but what you actually see now is a mix of buildings that cover a wide range of choices for seniors, so you've got 240 apartment homes and an 82-bed care center that're up and running, plus 20,000 square feet of retail space already built-in, and they're thinking about replacing some of the current buildings with even more options down the line-like more apartments, senior housing, hotel rooms, and a big anchor use, possibly a 110-room hotel or something similar, and on top of that there's around 250 market-rate apartments, 274 places for senior living, and then you hear about town homes for both independent folks and those needing a hand, plus special Reflections Suites for memory care, which is for those with dementia or Alzheimer's who might need more supervision in a safe spot, and what stands out is they've got big plans to include both pricey spots and affordable ones, so people from all walks of life can find something that fits, and there're all the care levels you hear about-independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, even supported options for those who just need a little help with medicine, meals, or getting dressed, and you get amenities like a day spa, billiards, a fireside lounge, a nice dining room, a full library, an in-house cafe, and spaces for religious worship in the chapel.
Staff's around 24/7, with nurses, and people say they're kind, helpful, and really make the place warm, and there's housekeeping, laundry, and meal services, with menus that cover special diets including diabetic meals, plus a general store, banking onsite, and parking and transport, and if you need equipment or medical supplies, they help with that too, while activities roll along under a full-time Active Life Manager-everything from tai chi, bingo, barbecues, and concerts to outings-so there's always something going on socially, physically, and mentally, which seems to bring the community together; the walking paths and well-kept gardens help people stay active, and you find therapy and exercise programs both on land and in the pool, which's good for those who need gentle fitness options.
There's licensed home care and adult day care, hospice if needed, and comprehensive support for folks after a hospital stay or surgery, and if you need skilled nursing, they'll handle wound care, rehab, and medication help, plus seniors who don't walk can get non-ambulatory care and folks with incontinence get support too, and for those who want to join in community events or outings, those're available as well, especially trips to nearby places like the Eden Prairie shopping center, and then there's things like an arts room, barber/salon, movie nights, emergency systems, move-in help, furnished rooms, and links to healthcare providers to keep everything running smooth. Manor House offers several levels of care so people can age in place, and there's lots of talk about redevelopment plans, so things may keep changing, but right now you've got a wide variety of services and care options for seniors looking to stay active and safe in a supportive setting.
