Equitable Healthcare Services, LLC, over on Terrace Avenue in Maplewood, Minnesota, has been in business since July 4, 2019, and has its owner Razaq A. Adedayo handling most things there, which you can tell because that's the main address and the principal for the company. They have a handful of locations in cities like Afton, Albertville, Andover, and Bloomington, so you can see they've built up a pretty big service area since they started. The company does a lot in healthcare, focusing on treating people fairly and giving good support, and they've got an A+ rating from the BBB, even if they're not actually accredited. The set-up is meant for seniors and others who need care, and the whole arrangement sticks to a respectful style, making sure everyone gets help with things like meals, medication, bathing, and dressing-there's always someone around to answer the call no matter what time it is.
The property itself keeps a good mix of options, from independent living with resort-style extras and some home health care, all the way to assisted living and skilled nursing when those become necessary. Residents can choose from semi-private one-bedroom units or board and care homes set in regular neighborhoods where smaller groups get daily help. You'll see amenities like kitchenettes, fully furnished spaces, cable, WiFi, and telephone, not to mention shared spots like a small library, gardens, community rooms, and walking paths. The dining is restaurant-style with all-day sit-down service and they do special diets if someone needs it, like diabetes menus or foods for allergies. They run a whole bunch of scheduled activities: movie nights, an arts room, group outings, even resident-run events, plus they have features like housekeeping, linens, laundry, and salon services right there.
For folks who need more hands-on care, Equitable Healthcare Services runs specialized units for memory care where people with Alzheimer's or dementia get 24-hour support and take part in memory programs. They use tech like SafelyYou Fall Prevention and digital tools for quick cognitive checks, and if someone needs rehab after an illness or hospital stay, they've got skilled nursing with medical care, wound care, and other nursing services. There's also respite care for those times when a regular caregiver needs a break. The company lists partnerships and unique programs, working with groups like Ebenezer KAREN BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. and East Parks Lions Club of St. Paul, and handles all its own renovations and cleaning with providers like Elizabeth Cleaning & Painting LLC and Ecogreen Construction LLC. Other names that sometimes pop up under their umbrella include E-Z Roller, Inc., EHS Associates, LLC, and Eleeo Home Health Care L.L.C.
The staff help with every piece of daily life as needed-from getting dressed or moving around, to managing medicines and organizing doctor visits-and there's always a promise to listen and adjust the help depending on each person's needs, with honest assessments so the care plan actually fits the situation. Amenities lean toward making life easier and social, so you'll find all the typical comforts, but things like community rooms, outdoor gathering spaces, and organized events go a long way to give folks a sense of home. They keep safety front and center, too, with 24-hour call systems and on-site supervision built into the daily routine. For anyone worried about language, English is the main way folks communicate here.
It's not a showy place, just a practical spot where nearly every kind of living situation for seniors gets covered, and everyone tries to treat each person with dignity and honesty while handling all the basic chores that can start to get tough with age.
