Ecumen Seasons at Apple Valley
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- 15359 Founders Lane, Apple Valley, MN 55124
- (952) 698-5300
- 4.2 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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About This Community
A lovely four-story building located near restaurants, shopping, and a park that hosts concerts in the summer months. We offer independent/assisted living and dementia care. Residents can transition from independent living to assisted living in the same apartment.
Home to the Autumn Leaves Restaurant where our residents and families can enjoy a variety of meals prepared by one of our four chefs on staff.
Reviews
4.2
( 2 Reviews )
Cheryl
June 10, 2022
My husband is in Ecumen Seasons at Apple Valley. So far, they seem to be keeping their word on all of the services they had promised that he would receive. We have received very thorough communication and a breakdown of all the billing practices so that we understand what we're paying for and what we're receiving. I was real happy with that. They seem to be very kind and thoughtful to him and understanding for his condition. They've been very attentive.
I've sat with him for his meals and they seemed to be adequate and varied enough to get his interest. They're thoughtful in making sure he has something that he likes. They talked to him before they made a meal plan for him to make sure they were serving something that he liked. He's kind of locked in, so he can't go out. I can take him to the other places, but I haven't had a chance yet, to like the library and the theater. Compared to the other places that we looked at, they came in lower, but offered as good or better service. He has a balcony even in memory care, and it's locked. You have to have an attendant unlock it for you. Somebody has to be with him if he's on the balcony.
Anonymous116128350
November 22, 2015
I visited the Ecumen Seasons. It was a wonderful place; however, their memory care didn’t have the one-on-one help that I like. When I was there, the staff had the people all lined up in wheelchairs watching cartoons, and I wasn’t so happy about that. They might be wonderful other than that, so maybe it wasn't the norm to do that when I was there.
