Ecumen Seasons at Maplewood offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care apartment homes in a community that's active and welcoming, and it's located in Maplewood, MN. The place has 120 rental apartment homes for independent and assisted living, and 30 residences set up for memory care, which gives folks a clear range of options depending on their needs. The staff supports seniors who need help with things like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and does it with service plans that can be changed to fit what each person needs, even couples who might want to stay together. There's a 24-hour call system, and supervision around the clock, so help's always nearby. For seniors living with dementia, the memory care spaces are safe and supervised, and there's a focus on supporting people with respect and care. The staff helps with medication, works with doctors, and provides hospice, plus therapy services and palliative care for those who want as much comfort as possible.
Furnished rooms, home care, adult day services, and community features-like a big dining room, arts room, salon, and places outside with walking paths among old trees and near a pond-help make the place feel more like home. Chef-inspired meals with all-day dining and options for special diets means everyone can find food that works, and transportation and parking are handled too. The community likes to keep people connected with activities like arts and crafts, movie nights, resident-run events, and group outings. Cleaning and laundry services are included, and every area is made to be easy to get around, even for folks who use a wheelchair, and the facilities support rehabilitation needs. The place has a good name for its life enrichment programs and offers amenities for wellness, whether that's physical, social, spiritual, or emotional. The nonprofit's roots go back 160 years, and it's got a steady reputation in the area. Rent works month-to-month which keeps things flexible, and the environment feels both comfortable and upscale without being too fancy for its own good.
