Stonecrest sits at 8725 Promenade Lane in Woodbury, Minnesota, and offers several kinds of senior care in one spot-independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even home care, so people can find the right fit as their needs change, and the place has 59 assisted living units managed by Presbyterian Homes & Services, where residents can use the skyway to get to Central Park, the Washington County Library, or the local YMCA without going outside, which is handy in Minnesota weather. The building itself has studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments that can come with kitchenettes or full kitchens with stainless steel appliances and quartz counters, plus regular features like cable TV, Wi-Fi, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, safety bars in the bathrooms, sprinkler systems, washers and dryers, and telephones, and some of the units are fully furnished if that's easier. People get help-if they need it-with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, walking, wheelchair use, and medication management, and there are nurses, nurse practitioners, and personal care staff around the clock, and Stonecrest offers special services for people with mild cognitive impairment, dementia, Alzheimer's, and those on hospice care.
For meals, the dining room runs all-day dining with allergy-sensitive choices, diabetic meals, and vegetarian options, with staff who can handle dietary restrictions, and there's meal preparation and service, along with guest dining if someone wants visitors to join. Laundry services come standard, with both provided and self-serve options, and there's weekly housekeeping with linen changes, room maintenance, and dry cleaning. Stonecrest has transportation-some rides are free, and others cost extra-helping people get to appointments or enjoy outings, plus parking for those who prefer to drive themselves or have guests drop by. Outside, there are gardens and walking paths, and inside there's a swimming pool, fitness center, Wings Wellness Center, and a salon/barbershop for haircuts or beauty needs.
Folks living here can join fitness classes, yoga, stretching, and wellness activities, or pick from games, bingo, quilting, knitting, movie nights, arts and crafts, music, and book clubs in either the library, the art studio, or community rooms. The place holds community-sponsored movie series, lunch outings, and shopping trips, plus devotional activities on- and off-site-there's even a chapel and Bible study for those interested, and the bistro and general store mean you're not far from a quick bite or last-minute shopping. Stonecrest holds a range of activities including education programs, resident-run clubs, and outings to help people stay connected, plus provides resident newsletters and documents, so everyone can keep track of what's happening each week.
Healthcare services are broad here, spanning medication management, wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and help with incontinence care, diabetic care, and non-ambulatory needs, and coordination with doctors and pharmacy delivery keeps things organized; emergency alert systems and 24-hour call buttons add peace of mind, and Stonecrest can coordinate with local hospice, memory care therapies, and other specialists when that's needed. Pets are allowed within guidelines, and the environment keeps to age restrictions and offers both faith-based services and VA aid assistance. The business office provides everyday help, there's garage parking, a car wash bay, guest suites, and on-site maintenance, and Wi-Fi covers the property so people can use the internet anywhere in the building. Residents can choose from different payment plans, including point systems and entrance deposits based on care level, and long-term care insurance is accepted. Staff members speak a variety of languages-English, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Mandarin, Tagalog, and Vietnamese-to help as many people as possible feel at home.
