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Care and services

Medication Management in Burnsville, MN

Medications organized, given on time and watched closely, with nurses involved and doctors kept in the loop.

Caregiver checking an older man’s blood pressure in a bright living room (representative photo)
Regular health checks are part of the care plan. Representative photo.
Medication Management

The right medicine, at the right time.

Missed doses and double doses are one of the most common reasons families start looking at assisted living. With several prescriptions, changing times and a few as-needed medicines, even a sharp person can lose track.

We take that off their plate. Caregivers help organize, give and monitor medications so they are taken as prescribed. Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses are available for health assessments, and we coordinate with each resident’s doctors when something changes.

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An older person’s open hand holding two tablets over a wooden table (representative photo)
What’s included

How medications are handled.

  • Organizing medicationsEvery prescription and as-needed medicine sorted and tracked.
  • Giving medicationsDoses given on schedule, from morning to bedtime.
  • MonitoringWatching for missed doses, side effects and changes in how someone feels.
  • Nursing assessmentsAccess to RNs and LPNs for health assessments and monitoring.
  • Chronic conditionsSupport for diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease, with regular monitoring.
  • Working with doctorsCoordination with each resident’s healthcare providers.
Call (612) 964-2222
Why it matters

Why it works here.

01

One current list

We keep track of every prescription and as-needed medicine, so nothing is guessed at.

02

Changes noticed

Caregivers who see residents every day notice when something seems off and pass it on.

03

Doctors involved

We coordinate with healthcare providers when prescriptions or conditions change.

Inside the home

Where medication management happens.

Our home in Burnsville. See every room.

Hands pressing tablets from a blister pack into a pill organizer (representative photo)
Doses sorted ahead of time. Representative photo.
Kitchen island with upholstered stools and glass-front cabinets in the Burnsville home
Morning medications come with breakfast.
Dining room with blue velvet chairs and a crystal chandelier in the Burnsville home
The dining room.
Questions

Questions about medication management.

Something else on your mind? Call (612) 964-2222. Someone is here around the clock.

Who gives the medications?

Trained staff help administer medications as prescribed, with registered nurses and licensed practical nurses available for assessments and monitoring.

Can you support diabetes or heart conditions?

We support residents with chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, including regular monitoring and coordination with their doctors. Call to talk through specific needs.

What happens when a doctor changes a prescription?

We coordinate with the provider, update the resident’s medication schedule and keep the family informed.

Are nurses involved in care?

Yes. Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses handle health assessments and care coordination, and we work with each resident’s doctors.

Tours by appointment

Come see the house for yourself.

Tours are by appointment. Bring your questions, and your loved one if they’re able.

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We reply by phone. Prefer to talk now? Call (612) 964-2222, day or night.

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