Services · Golden Valley, Minnesota

Daily living assistance in our Golden Valley home

Daily living assistance covers the personal care that keeps someone safe, clean, and comfortable — bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and moving around the home — for adults 55+ in Minnesota's Customized Living program. At Bond's Golden Valley home, trained staff provide this support one-on-one, around the clock.

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What’s included

What daily living assistance covers

Bathing & personal hygiene

Private, unhurried help with showering, washing, and daily hygiene — as much or as little support as the day calls for.

Dressing & grooming

A hand with buttons, shoes, shaving, and hair — so getting ready stays part of the day, not the hardest part of it.

Eating & mealtime assistance

Support at the table, at whatever pace works — so meals get finished and mealtimes stay social, not stressful.

Walking & mobility support

Steady assistance moving through the home, with wheelchair support built in for residents who need it.

Transfers

Bed to chair, chair to standing — done safely every time, with positioning care that protects skin and comfort.

Continence care

Handled with privacy, dignity, and no fuss — support that protects both skin health and self-respect.

Who this helps

Is this the right support for your person?

Bathing has become unsafe

Getting in and out of the shower has become difficult or unsafe.

Bathing has become unsafe

Getting in and out of the shower has become difficult or unsafe.

Bathing has become unsafe

Getting in and out of the shower has become difficult or unsafe.

Dressing takes longer

Dressing, buttons, or grooming tasks take much longer than they used to.

Dressing takes longer

Dressing, buttons, or grooming tasks take much longer than they used to.

Dressing takes longer

Dressing, buttons, or grooming tasks take much longer than they used to.

Transfers need a second person

Moving from bed to a wheelchair now needs another person's help.

Transfers need a second person

Moving from bed to a wheelchair now needs another person's help.

Transfers need a second person

Moving from bed to a wheelchair now needs another person's help.

Meals go unfinished

Meals go unfinished because eating alone has become hard.

Meals go unfinished

Meals go unfinished because eating alone has become hard.

Meals go unfinished

Meals go unfinished because eating alone has become hard.

How it works at Bond

How is personal care handled here?

Written

care plan

Every resident has a written care plan, and daily living support follows it — not a generic routine applied to everyone.

Written

care plan

Written

care plan

Every resident has a written care plan, and daily living support follows it — not a generic routine applied to everyone.

Documented

every shift

Staff document each shift's care, so what happened is on record, not just remembered or reported secondhand.

Documented

every shift

Documented

every shift

Staff document each shift's care, so what happened is on record, not just remembered or reported secondhand.

Awake,

around the clock

Awake staff 24/7 means help with bathing, transfers, or the bathroom is there at any hour — not only on a day shift.

Awake,

around the clock

Awake,

around the clock

Awake staff 24/7 means help with bathing, transfers, or the bathroom is there at any hour — not only on a day shift.

Who pays for daily living assistance?

Daily living assistance is typically covered under Minnesota's CADI, BI, DD, and CAC waivers, or paid privately; a county case manager confirms exact coverage as part of authorization.

CADI

CAC

Private pay

What can we support your client with?

Referral sources and families need different things from us. Choose your path.

Frequently asked questions

(01)

What counts as "daily living assistance" in customized living?

It's help with the activities of daily living (ADLs) — bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and moving safely around the home — provided by trained staff as part of each resident's individual care plan.

(02)

Does someone need a wheelchair or major mobility limits to qualify?

No. Daily living assistance ranges from a light hand with buttons and grooming to full support with transfers and mobility — it's built around what each resident actually needs, not a fixed level of impairment.

(03)

Does Bond have awake staff on site overnight?

Yes. Bond keeps trained caregivers awake and on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — never sleep-shift or on-call coverage. Residents receive supervision, safety checks, and support at any hour of the night.

(04)

What Minnesota waivers does Bond accept for residential care?

Bond accepts the CADI, Brain Injury (BI), Developmental Disabilities (DD), CAC, and Elderly Waiver, along with private pay. Your county case manager authorizes waiver-funded placement, and our team helps guide you through intake and approval.

(05)

Who manages medication at Bond's residential care home?

A registered nurse (RN) oversees all medication administration and delegated nursing tasks at Bond, including insulin administration. Every medication is tracked and documented to keep each resident safe.

Frequently asked questions

(01)

What counts as "daily living assistance" in customized living?

(02)

Does someone need a wheelchair or major mobility limits to qualify?

(03)

Does Bond have awake staff on site overnight?

(04)

What Minnesota waivers does Bond accept for residential care?

(05)

Who manages medication at Bond's residential care home?

Let’s find the right home for your loved one

Choose the path that fits you.

For Referral Sources

Case managers and social workers can start a placement and get quick answers

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For Families

See if Bond is the right fit for your loved one — schedule a tour of our Golden Valley home.

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