Ecumen Centennial House

Description of Ecumen Centennial House

Located in Apple Valley, Minnesota, Ecumen Centennial House is a nonprofit senior living community. Its interconnected buildings create a neighborhood-like atmosphere in which residents can take part in morning exercises, art programs and social events.

For the convenience of its residents, the community provides amenities such as meals prepared by an executive chef, walking spaces, an outdoor patio, a beauty salon and a barbershop. Residents can also use private dining areas for events with friends and family, and the community conducts birthday celebrations and movie nights. Music therapy is offered as well. Staff members are present on a 24-hour basis.

Memory care and assisted living services are available at Ecumen Centennial House. These include medication reminders and assistance with personal grooming and dressing. Specially trained members of the staff attend to residents with dementia. Studio apartments for singles and couples allow for residents' privacy.

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Ecumen Centennial House

14625 Pennock Avenue Apple Valley MN 55124

1-855-840-7257 $$

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Aug 01, 2015 | Reviewed by Local Professional

I Visited This Community

Beautiful decorations within the facility. Great program for those needing hospice care. Staff members are extremely compassionate and put residents' needs first. Facility offers a smaller, closer knit atmosphere encompassed in one floor level. The facility is clean and offers residents a one-on-one atmosphere. Residents are divided into groups based on their individual needs. For instance, if a resident has more needs, such as supervision or personal cares, they would be assigned to staff members that provide sufficient care and accommodations. Residents, however, appeared to be disconnected from the environment and doing things separately from staff and other residents.

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