Hiawatha Towers sits in Minneapolis at 2121 16th Avenue South and has 283 one- and two-bedroom apartments set up for seniors who want a place where daily support and a sense of community matter, and you'll find everything from townhomes and multiplex homes to high-rise buildings with up to 25 floors, some even built as far back as 1959, while others are newer. The place has got senior-specific amenities, so people living there can join activities, get travel tips for retirement, and take part in health programs that focus on aging. Technology is set up with seniors in mind, like internet plans, special phones, and hearing aids, and there are resources about how best to use these things. Health and well-being services include help for those wanting to stay put as they get older, plus medical alert systems, medication dispensers, and home security to keep residents safe, with guides and reviews for different brands like Bay Alarm Medical and Medical Guardian.
Five hospitals and four doctors are close by, 14 pharmacies are in reach, and getting basics is easy, as there's one transportation service, 39 restaurants, five cafes, and 13 parks all nearby, which helps folks meet up or get outside. Dining focuses on nutrition and taste, and the Best Meals and Dining feature shows an effort to keep meals balanced for different diets, which is something that matters to every resident. Staff have a reputation for being friendly and helpful, with some getting awards for kindness and good service, and the activities staff work to keep everyone socially, physically, and mentally active. This place offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, and it also has skilled nursing and companion care for people who need hands-on support.
Units come in different sizes, with some buildings having 93, 94, 110, or up to 127 apartments, and each property focuses on things like home care, caregiver support, and safe spaces for those who might get confused or wander. Safety goes beyond the basics, with ID theft protection and easy-to-use medication systems. Personalized care matches what each person needs, so residents can get help with bathing, getting dressed, and daily medicine, all from health professionals who pay attention and take time to know what's best for each individual. For those wanting a spiritual life, a place of worship sits close by, and for those who want to know about the buildings themselves, there's detailed information on their size, lease rates, management, and even the history of the properties so it's clear what's changed over the years. This spot is part of the Urban Twin Cities market in the Minneapolis - Phillips submarket, covers 173,940 square feet, and gives older adults a range of options whether someone needs higher levels of care, memory support, or prefers independent senior living with just a bit of help on hand.
