Good Samaritan Society Heritage Place of Roseville

Good Samaritan Society Heritage Place of Roseville is a magnificent assisted living community in Roseville, Minnesota. It is within fantastic Ramsey County which is part of the North Star State.

Heritage Place of Roseville is located off County Road B West in Roseville, Minnesota. Our premier senior apartment community offers exceptional living for individuals 55 and older.

If you find you need a little more help, Heritage Place of Roseville now offers optional healthcare or assisted living care and services. In whatever ways your circumstances have changed, we’re ready to assist you.

Assisted living communities are licensed healthcare providers that offer residents housing, personal assistance, supportive services, and custom healthcare plans.

Residents live in apartments or residential units and don’t require around-the-clock nursing supervision. Staff members are accessible 24 hours a day.

If you find you need a little more help, Heritage Place of Roseville now offers optional healthcare or assisted living care and services. In whatever ways your circumstances have changed, we’re ready to assist you without moving you to a new location.

Depending on your individual needs, our optional healthcare or assisted living services may include:

• Assistance 24-hours per day from qualified care staff
• Assistance with dressing, grooming or personal hygiene
• Medication management or administration    
• Emergency response pendant linked to on-site staff
• Initial RN assessment, visit and review of care and services
• Monthly vital signs and weight
• Assistance with showering
• Daily wellness checks and bed making service
• Three chef-prepared meals per day
• One load of personal laundry weekly
• Linen service and bedding change weekly
• Assistance scheduling appointments and assistance arranging transportation
• Physical, occupational or speech therapies delivered via Good Samaritan Society – Home Care team

Whether it’s because of retirement, or an empty nest, or a desire for something new, making the move to a senior apartment is an exciting change.

The amenities and housing options you select will help you feel at home, but you should also look for a community that can help you if your health or personal needs change in the future.

The cost to live in a senior apartment varies based on your services and amenities. Services vary by location, and may include utilities, maintenance, housekeeping, meal programs, emergency response systems and transportation.

Heritage Place of Roseville provides 49 senior living apartments with optional services for those 55 and older.

Our location provides easy access to a wide variety of shopping, dining and services. In addition, you'll find a community within the community, including dining, entertainment, socialization and more with the convenience of maintenance-free living. All designed with your well-being in mind.

Our apartments include full kitchens, beautiful bay windows and an emergency response system. 

Apartment home features:

• Centralized elevators
• Furnished appliances (stove, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher)
• In-unit washer and dryer
• Paid utilities (electric, heating and cooling, gas, water, sewer and trash)
• Pet friendly
• Spacious closets 

Community amenities:

• 24-hour on-site care representative 
• Community room
• Entertainment center and library 
• Fitness center
• Formal dining room
• Personal emergency response pendent
• Planned social, spiritual, educational and wellness programs
• Screened porch with walking trail
• Sunrise continental breakfast
• Transportation services 

Guest housing is available within some Good Samaritan Society communities. Features and amenities vary from location to location.

Some locations may offer a hotel-style room while others offer individual apartment accommodations.

An emergency response system enables a person to notify emergency service personnel when assistance is needed.

Many systems include a small device with a button worn on a lanyard around the neck. However, emergency response systems may also include buttons, pull cords and other devices installed on walls.

These systems are invaluable for those who are living alone, in case of falls or other emergencies.