Bryant House sits in Maple Plain, Minnesota, and offers a range of services for adults 55 and over who want help with daily living or prefer independent living, and there are skilled nursing services right onsite, which can be nice for folks who might need more medical care, plus memory care is available for those who need extra support, and all of this is licensed by the state. People can choose from different living spaces, including studio, semi-private, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all modern, fully furnished, and designed for comfort, and every apartment has a private bathroom, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, telephone service, and a kitchenette, with rooms designed to be accessible, some on the ground floor and others with features like tubs or wheelchair-friendly showers.
Residents can bring some pets and find spaces to stretch out-indoor and outdoor lounges, patios, gardens, and common rooms let people gather for meals, activities, religious services, or just to visit, and there's a TV lounge, a beauty salon and barber shop for haircuts, plus places to exercise or sit quietly by the garden. Meals are covered, with a kitchen for community use, restaurant-style dining, anytime dining, room service, guest meals, organic options, and full meal preparation and service handled by staff, which can make life easier as folks don't have to cook or shop as much, and the housekeeping, laundry, and linen services help keep things clean.
At Bryant House, staff are around 24 hours a day, ready to help with emergencies, medication management, moving between beds and wheelchairs if needed, and personal care, plus there's support for diabetes, incontinence, and non-ambulatory needs, with scheduled visits from occupational and physical therapists, and tailored service packages for different needs and lifestyles. There's a strong focus on residents staying active and social, with a full schedule of activities, clubs, events, offsite trips, and programs that support both movement and conversation-people can join in shared meals, chapel or devotional services, social gatherings, and special activities designed for all abilities, and the community works to make sure everyone feels part of things, supported yet able to live as independently as possible in a home-like setting. Bryant House allows short stays for respite, has a secure environment with caring staff, themed programs for people with dementia, and options to attend religious services either onsite or offsite, all while free transportation is provided for appointments or outings, and parking is available for both residents and visitors.
