Resident bedroom with a white upholstered bed by the window in the Burnsville home
Care and services

Respite Care in Burnsville, MN

Short-term stays in our assisted living home, so family caregivers can rest, travel or recover while their loved one is safe and well cared for.

Two older women playing cards in a living room (representative photo)
Company, routine and care during a short stay. Representative photo.
Respite Care

A real break for you, real care for them.

Caring for a parent or spouse at home is meaningful work, and it is also exhausting. Respite care gives family caregivers time to rest, travel, handle their own health or simply catch their breath, knowing their loved one is in good hands.

During a respite stay, your loved one lives in our Burnsville home and receives the same care as our long-term residents: help with daily living, medications, home-cooked meals and trained staff on site around the clock. Families also use a short stay after a hospital or rehab visit, or to see whether assisted living is the right fit.

Ask about a respite stay
Dining room with blue velvet chairs, a glass table and a crystal chandelier in the Burnsville home
What’s included

What’s included in a respite stay.

  • A room in our homeA private, furnished room on the main floor of our five-resident house.
  • Help with daily livingBathing, dressing, grooming and getting around, as much as each person needs.
  • Medication managementMedicines given on time and monitored, with RN and LPN access.
  • Three meals and two snacksHome-cooked meals and snacks every day.
  • Staff on site 24/7Trained caregivers in the house day and night, overnight included.
  • Company and activitiesGames, conversation and time on the deck with other residents.
Call (612) 964-2222
How it works

How respite works here.

01

Planned or short notice

Book ahead for a trip or a surgery, or call when you need help sooner. Stays depend on room availability.

02

The same care as residents

Each guest gets a care plan, medication support, meals and staff on site around the clock.

03

A low-pressure trial

A short stay is an easy way to see whether assisted living is the right fit.

Inside the home

Where your loved one will stay.

Our home in Burnsville. See every room.

Bathroom vanity with a vessel sink and white orchids in the Burnsville home
One of the bathrooms in the house.
Kitchen with a marble island, double ovens and glass-front cabinets in the Burnsville home
The kitchen, where meals are made fresh.
Bright foyer with white tile, black double doors and an upholstered chair
The front foyer.
Questions

Questions about respite care.

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

How long can a respite stay last?

Respite stays start at one week. The exact length is planned with each family based on your needs and room availability. Call us to talk through your dates.

Can a waiver pay for respite care?

Some Minnesota waivers, including the Elderly Waiver (EW) and CADI, can cover respite services. Your county case manager or health plan confirms what is covered. We also accept private pay and long-term care insurance.

What should we bring for a respite stay?

Clothing, toiletries, current medications with a list from the doctor, and any walker or wheelchair. Call us and we will go over what else to pack.

Can a respite stay become a long-term stay?

Yes. If your loved one is comfortable and a room is open, a respite stay can move to long-term assisted living.

Front porch and black double doors of the Burnsville assisted living home, lit at twilight
Tours by appointment

Come see the house for yourself.

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

Schedule a tour

Tell us a little about your loved one.

Send a few details and we’ll call you back to set up a tour or answer questions. Or skip the form and call.

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

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