Personalized Group Home Care in Bloomington, MN

A group home is a small, licensed home where adults with disabilities or complex medical needs live and receive personalized care. Our Bloomington group home has a maximum of 5 residents, so every person gets real attention — not just basic supervision.

Nursing homes are large institutions with hundreds of residents. Our group home has 5 residents maximum when at capacity. With us you great medical care in a home setting.  We care patients on ventilators, G-tubes, wound care — in a quiet, personal setting where staff actually knows your loved one.

We specialize in complex care including ventilator support, trach care, G-tube management, dialysis coordination, spinal cord injuries, stroke recovery, wound care, bariatric care, and behavioral health support.

We serve adults 55 and older with physical disabilities, brain injuries, mental health diagnoses, or complex medical needs. Funding options include Medical Assistance: CADI Waiver, Elderly Waiver, and private pay.

Yes. We accept Medical Assistance, D Waiver (CADI Waiver, Elderly Waiver, and private pay. If you are unsure what your loved one qualifies for, we can help point you in the right direction.  Call us at 763-299-0025 to learn more about our program.

Call us at (763) 299-0025 or fill out our referral form online. We will walk your family through the process step by step — from the initial conversation to move-in day.  Feel free to take our patient needs assessment to help you determine what care best suite your needs.  

Yes. We are licensed by both the Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Department of Human Services. You can verify our active license at the MN DHS License Lookup.

Absolutely. Family involvement is something we encourage. We include families in care planning and welcome visits. Our goal is to make everyone — residents and their loved ones — feel at home.

Make sure the home you are considering is licensed and in good standing with the state. Look for small homes with low resident-to-staff ratios, on-site nursing oversight, and experience with your loved one’s specific condition. Our group home in Bloomington, Minnesota is licensed, led by a Doctor of Nursing Practice, and limited to 5 residents — so care is always personal.

Large facilities serve dozens or even hundreds of residents at once. A group home in Bloomington, Minnesota like ours serves a maximum of 5 people. That means faster response times, stronger relationships with staff, and care plans that are actually followed. For families who want their loved one to feel at home — not like a patient in a system — a small group home is often the better fit.