Tealwood Management I runs several senior communities like Mala Strana Assisted Living, Beacon Landing, Augustana Emerald Crest, Augustana Regent, Grace Assisted Living, United Homecare, Creekridge Concierge, Guest House of Faribault, and Healthy At Home Care Renaissance, and these places all focus on different types of care such as assisted living, memory care, independent living, and home health care, so whether someone needs some help with bathing, dressing, and transferring, or more specialized memory care or even just help around the house, they try to cover it. The different buildings and programs have their own special names and terms, and the care is meant to be personal, helping people keep as much independence as they can, while also providing services like medication management, diabetic care, high acuity care, incontinence care, and full support with daily activities. The apartments can be one-bedroom or two-bedroom, and they've got kitchenettes, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and private or shared bathrooms, with both outdoor and indoor spaces like gardens, a courtyard, a library, a beauty salon, and a chapel, so there's plenty of places to relax or join in on something.
Residents can attend art classes, Bible study groups, musical evenings, day trips, and "live well" programs, and there are mental wellness programs too, plus outings and educational speakers. Different properties offer transportation for doctor visits and have move-in help, so there's support from the start. There's a professional chef who prepares meals, served in a restaurant-style dining room, with room service if needed, and special dietary requests like no sugar, low sodium, gluten-free, or organic can be handled, so folks with allergies or diabetes can eat safely. Pets like cats and dogs are allowed, and there's a 24-hour call system and supervision for peace of mind. Staff help residents with showers and mobility needs, and there's housekeeping, linen, and dry cleaning. For short stays, they provide respite care, and for end-of-life needs, there's a hospice waiver, and non-ambulatory care's available for those who can't walk on their own anymore.
The memory care services focus on helping people with dementia or other memory loss, and they use specific programming for this. Licensed home care services are available in Minnesota and focus on non-acute needs, and these services are set up with oversight and personal care in mind, though Tealwood Management I isn't Medicare certified, so families should plan other ways to cover costs. The communities have a calm atmosphere with lots of daily and resident-run activities, provide help with move-ins and appointments, and have arranged emergency systems for safety. All in all, Tealwood Management I coordinates many types of care and living options, paying attention to details like special diets and mental wellness, with a focus on support and independence for seniors, and they keep their properties maintained and accessible, right down to wheelchair-friendly showers and well-kept gardens for everyone to enjoy.
