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Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center
11501 Masonic Home Drive, Bloomington, MN, 55437
Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center
11501 Masonic Home Drive, Bloomington, MN, 55437
Welcome to Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center, a Nursing Home community located in Bloomington, Minnesota. The cost of the assisted living community at Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center starts at a monthly rate of $1,955 to $6,900. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community does not allow pets of any kind or size.
There are 24 hospitals within 25 miles of Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center. The two closest hospitals are Fairview Ridges Hospital which is 4.9 miles away and Fairview Southdale Hospital which is 6.3 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Minnesota Masonic Home Care Center are:
- Activity Center
- Outdoor Areas
- Washer & Dryer in Unit
Services and Amenities
Services
- On-site beauty/barber salon
Activities & Fitness
- Bingo
- Active social, recreational, and educational programs
Dining & Nutrition
- Library & Computer Lounge
Accommodations
- Volunteer Opportunities
Care
- Lymphedema treatment
- Medication Management
- Occupational Therapy
- On-site podiatrist
- Physical Therapy
- Short and long-term care
Let me start with the positive- the therapy aspect of Masonic TCU was wonderful. We choose Masonic based on the therapy so we stuck with it. PT/OT/Group/Speech were all excellent! At the opposite end of the spectrum was the nursing care. We had issues on a daily basis with not receiving a shower or ...
Let me start with the positive- the therapy aspect of Masonic TCU was wonderful. We choose Masonic based on the therapy so we stuck with it. PT/OT/Group/Speech were all excellent! At the opposite end of the spectrum was the nursing care. We had issues on a daily basis with not receiving a shower or bath for several days. After coming from a 5 day hospital stay I told the staff she hadn’t had a bath for over a week & requested this asap. It was 6 days before she was bathed. The staff did not put in her hearing aids DAILY, in spite of having signs posted several places the room. She also had a halter monitor that required she have the transmitter with her & this was consistently dead or not with her at therapy. When I addressed these things with the nurse manager, she was irritated & made excuses. When we took mom out for Christmas, i called ahead & told them when we were picking her up so she’d be ready. After bringing her home, we discovered she was wet all the way thru her clothes from urine. Also, I received a call after 9pm that they couldn’t find her- they thought she had returned at 2:45. That means over 6 hours went by before they noticed this. (When we picked her up and asked about signing her out, the staff said she’s fine to go so did not have us sign her out.) During a care conference, the nurse manager told our assisted living nurse that her skin had no open areas, in spite of the fact she had sores all around her halter monitor that I had been pointing out to staff. These are only a few examples but there are MANY. As a nurse of 40 years, this was completely unacceptable. If you are looking for therapy, you will be pleased but plan that the other 20+ hours of care will be a challenge.
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My mother was here for transitional care. She got almost no attention from the nurses or nursing assistants and fell in the bathroom, hitting her head. One nurse snapped at her because she wanted to make my mom’s bed when my mom just wanted to lay down and rest. The food was always cold. PT and OT...
My mother was here for transitional care. She got almost no attention from the nurses or nursing assistants and fell in the bathroom, hitting her head. One nurse snapped at her because she wanted to make my mom’s bed when my mom just wanted to lay down and rest. The food was always cold. PT and OT were generally good although I felt they too should have given her more attention. Getting anyone to answer the phone was extremely challenging. I can’t recommend Masonic Homes for transitional services.
Read moreMy boyfriend''s mom has been at Masonic since November 2021. There have been numerous days I''ve gone to her room and the phone cord is not plugged into the phone. She''s had bruises on her arms. My boyfriend has had to repeatedly call and ask someone from the 3rd floor nurses station to go and chec...
My boyfriend''s mom has been at Masonic since November 2021. There have been numerous days I''ve gone to her room and the phone cord is not plugged into the phone. She''s had bruises on her arms. My boyfriend has had to repeatedly call and ask someone from the 3rd floor nurses station to go and check on her phone.
Read moreMy sister is a resident there.
Transitional Care Unit - I was there for 10 days of transition care for a total knee joint replacement. Love the staff! They are kind, caring, efficient, knowledgeable, etc. I am so glad that I went there. I would have never been so ahead in the recovery process if I did not go to Mn Masonic. I will...
Transitional Care Unit - I was there for 10 days of transition care for a total knee joint replacement. Love the staff! They are kind, caring, efficient, knowledgeable, etc. I am so glad that I went there. I would have never been so ahead in the recovery process if I did not go to Mn Masonic. I will be having the other knee joint replacement in the near future, and I''m not worried at all since I know where to go for transitional care. A+ :)
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