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New Perspective Carlson Parkway
500 Carlson Pkwy, Minnetonka, MN, 55305
New Perspective Carlson Parkway
500 Carlson Pkwy, Minnetonka, MN, 55305
Welcome to New Perspective Carlson Parkway, a retirement living community offering customized personal care services for families seeking assisted living and memory care in Minnetonka, MN.
At New Perspective Carlson Parkway, residents enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle with access to a diverse range of services and amenities. The community’s staff are on-site 24-hours a day, going above and beyond to help residents enjoy total peace of mind.
Before moving in, New Perspective Carlson Parkway assesses each resident to identify his or her unique care needs. Using the assessment, the community creates a customized service plan which staff follow to administer an ideal balance of supportive services.
Families are welcome to learn more about New Perspective Carlson Parkway’s customized approach to retirement living by chatting with us below.
Assisted Living in Minnetonka, MN
New Perspective Carlson Parkway offers personal care services with customized assisted living.
Staff members help assisted living residents with a diverse range of daily living activities, including bathing, grooming, and dressing. As a person’s daily care needs change, so will his or her service plan. The community’s apartment homes are fitted with emergency call systems, allowing residents to request assistance at the press of a button.
The community’s amenities are designed to help residents live each day to the fullest while receiving care, creating a maintenance-free lifestyle for those calling New Perspective Carlson Parkway home. Housekeeping services help residents safely manage their household surroundings, while chef-prepared meals served on campus make cooking at home optional.
When residents need rides to nearby appointments, scheduled transportation is available. Families are welcome to learn more about the amenities and supportive services included with their fee at New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below.
Dining at New Perspective Carlson Parkway
New Perspective Carlson Parkway offers chef-prepared dining for residents to enjoy during their stay, eliminating the need to cook at home.
With fresh breakfast, lunch, and dinner served on campus daily, residents are invited to enjoy a wide selection of delicious meals while they call New Perspective Carlson Parkway home. The community’s culinary staff go above and beyond to serve meals residents will love, making adjustments as necessary to suit their dietary needs.
During meals, residents are invited to dine together in the beautiful restaurant-style dining room, creating daily opportunities to spend time with their peers in a casual social setting. To learn more about the dining program at New Perspective Carlson Parkway, please chat with us below.
Life Enrichment at New Perspective Carlson Parkway
New Perspective Carlson Parkway’s life enrichment programming gives residents the opportunity to live the vibrant, engaged lifestyle they’ve always imagined with access to exciting events and activities on campus daily.
With new opportunities happening every morning, afternoon, and evening, residents are invited to enjoy their favorite interests and explore new hobbies. Events include exercise classes, movie screenings, arts and crafts, devotional services, and much more.
Families are welcome to learn more about life enrichment programming at New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below.
Memory Care in Minnetonka, MN
New Perspective Carlson Parkway’s memory care programming is designed for residents living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, creating a safe and comfortable home that provides 24-hour peace of mind.
The community’s certified memory care staff provide personalized, specialized care according to each resident’s unique needs, with understanding for the unique challenges memory loss presents. Families are welcome to learn more about the memory care program at New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Does New Perspective Carlson Parkway accept Medicare or Medicaid?
As a non-medical retirement community offering assisted living and memory care, New Perspective Carlson Parkway is not certified to accept Medicare or Medicaid as payment.
Families are welcome to learn more about their available payment options for New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below. Options include private pay, long-term care insurance, VA benefits, and Medicaid waivers.
Q: How much does New Perspective Carlson Parkway cost?
New Perspective Carlson Parkway uses an individual pricing model to create each resident’s monthly fee based on his or her level of care and chosen housing accommodations.
Families are welcome to get a personalized quote for New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below.
Q: What levels of care does New Perspective Carlson Parkway provide?
New Perspective Carlson Parkway is an assisted living and memory care community, providing customized personal care services and specialized dementia care.
The community is not licensed to provide post-acute healthcare, therefore, they do not offer skilled nursing care. Families must arrange post-acute healthcare and ongoing medical attention with third-party providers.
Families are welcome to request more information about the levels of care New Perspective Carlson Parkway provides by chatting with us below.
Q: Does New Perspective Carlson Parkway allow pets?
New Perspective Carlson Parkway is a pet-friendly community, welcoming residents to live with their cat or dog while they call the residence home.
Families are welcome to get more information about the community’s pet policy by chatting with us below.
Q: What coronavirus precautions does New Perspective Carlson Parkway take?
New Perspective Carlson Parkway is going above and beyond to minimize the spread of COVID-19 on campus, requiring staff to wear masks and residents to socially distance themselves during community events in an effort to protect everyone from the novel coronavirus disease.
Currently, visits from guests are limited to essential visits. Families are welcome to learn more about the current coronavirus precautions in place at New Perspective Carlson Parkway by chatting with us below.
Q: How do I find more information about New Perspective Carlson Parkway?
New Perspective Carlson Parkway offers free tours of their community in-person and online, helping families get a better idea of the services and amenities they provide.
Families are welcome to learn more about tour availability by chatting with us below.
There are 23 hospitals within 25 miles of New Perspective Carlson Parkway. The two closest hospitals are Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital which is 6.1 miles away and North Memorial Medical Center which is 7.8 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at New Perspective Carlson Parkway are:
- Pet Friendly
- Pool
- Social Outings
- Clubs & Communities
- Outdoor Areas
Services and Amenities
Services
- Activity Center
- Housekeeping
- Parking
- English
- Complimentary Transportation
Activities & Fitness
- All-Day Dining
- Fitness Programs
- Visiting Chaplain or Priest
- Karaoke
- Happy Hour
- Live Musical Performances
Dining & Nutrition
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Restaurant Style Dining
- Meals Provided
- Guest Meals
- International Cuisine
- Professional Chef
Accommodations
- Beauty & Barber
- Beauty Salon
- Central Fireplace
- Dogs Allowed
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
Care
- Diabetic care
- Memory care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
- Medication management
- Hospice available on-site
Neighborhood
- Piano or Organ
- Raised Garden Beds
My mom has been there 7 years . I have seen this facility through many changes . It makes the situation to walk into a beautiful facility like New Perspectives so much easier. The staff are wonderful and treat my mom with love and care. The facility today is the best it’s been . Thank you to ev...
My mom has been there 7 years . I have seen this facility through many changes . It makes the situation to walk into a beautiful facility like New Perspectives so much easier. The staff are wonderful and treat my mom with love and care. The facility today is the best it’s been . Thank you to everyone there for all you do in a job that is incredibly hard.
Read moreI would tell others that if their loved one does not need any care, then this is a nice place. The executive director is not straightforward or responsive. Very defensive when asked questions. Like I said, the care isn't consistent or good. If someone needs meals and a nice place to live, it's fi...
I would tell others that if their loved one does not need any care, then this is a nice place. The executive director is not straightforward or responsive. Very defensive when asked questions. Like I said, the care isn't consistent or good. If someone needs meals and a nice place to live, it's fine. If they need anything more, I do not recommend
Read moreNew Perspective Carlson Parkway was a large, beautiful facility. My mom thought it was just a little too fancy for her.
The facility was so new and smaller in size. It feels like you are at a beautiful hotel, very impressive. I did not have much time to make a decision and we went for it. I think they are a little short staffed right now and it has been confusing with getting him settled in such as the laundry/meds...
The facility was so new and smaller in size. It feels like you are at a beautiful hotel, very impressive. I did not have much time to make a decision and we went for it. I think they are a little short staffed right now and it has been confusing with getting him settled in such as the laundry/meds/showers etc. When they do do those things though, they do it very well. You couldn't find a more loving clean beautiful place for your loved ones. We would recommend depending on the level of care your loved one needs, just make sure to ask questions.
Read moreMy Mother in law was at New Prespective Senior Living for approximately 2 months. When we visited we were told the entire place was newly renovated. We were shown 3 apartments, all of them beautiful. When my Mother in law moved in, we were told the base rent was much more than what we had been told ...
My Mother in law was at New Prespective Senior Living for approximately 2 months. When we visited we were told the entire place was newly renovated. We were shown 3 apartments, all of them beautiful. When my Mother in law moved in, we were told the base rent was much more than what we had been told because "she chose a newly remodeled unit". They wouldn't budge on the price even after telling them we were told entire building had been remodeled. They were also going through a major staff change including the Executive Director and Marketing Director. They were very short staffed which caused a lot of problems but the majority of staff that was there was phenomenal. I cannot express enough how wonderful they are. My Mother in law chose not to stay and wait for the turn around. I would recommend New Perspectives Senior Living with EXTREME CAUTION. They have a very high reservation fee which is non-refundable. A new Executive Director and Marketing Director were hired so hopefully the staffing issues were fixed. I caution you to make sure you ask a lot of questions, especially about hidden and actual costs and charges and get whatever they say in writing, BEFORE you accept and move in.
Read moreThis place is horrible and I had a hard time dealing with all of them, it was so disappointing. Terrible care, rude people including the people who run the place - absolutely horrible. I'm not saying this because my mom passed, I tried to move her out, but with Covid and the holidays it was diffic...
This place is horrible and I had a hard time dealing with all of them, it was so disappointing. Terrible care, rude people including the people who run the place - absolutely horrible. I'm not saying this because my mom passed, I tried to move her out, but with Covid and the holidays it was difficult. This is not a good place, but they sure make it look good when you're touring. They represented like they are doing things for these people, and I'm still really angry when I think of this place. The administrator, if he's still there, was absolutely horrible. After my mom passed I went in to speak with him and let them know how I felt about the level of care she received. He said, "She wasn't the only patient we had.", and stood there with his arms crossed. My mom spent time at several different facilities and this one was the worst. I would make sure that a friend or a family member doesn't go here and I have passed that along to lots of people. They are not good and the staff never answered the phone, the head nurse was super rude. It wasn't a good experience at all. What they put my mom through there with the lack of care that she needed so badly, and the stress they put on my life was absolutely horrible. On a daily basis I struggled with trying to work and take care of my mom, having to check on her during my lunch breaks. My mom was afraid, they were not nice to her. They were too rough when taking her clothes off to change her, I noticed bruises. I witnessed the staff screaming at residents. One night I came to visit and I couldn't find anyone. She was in memory care although she didn't need it, and we were in the middle of transitioning her to assisted living. The staff didn't seem to know how to take care of her in the memory care unit. I don't know if they even checked on her, they definitely didn't offer her any assistance. When I left after my visit, I was locked on that floor for over 20 minutes trying to get out. There was no one around, there was no staff and I was scared. That's the type of facility that this place is. And I understand its a tough job especially with Covid - but either you're working at these places to help people, or not. The staff, and the people who work there (even in accounting) only care about the money and I think that's why they took my mom in, to bleed her dry. I'm not happy about his place at all.
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