Services · Golden Valley, Minnesota

Meals and nutrition in our Golden Valley home

Meals and nutrition covers three daily meals, snacks, and hydration support, prepared to meet special diets — part of Minnesota's Customized Living program for adults 55+. At Bond's Golden Valley home, meals are made on-site and residents eat together in a shared dining room, not delivered on a tray.

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What’s included

What meals and nutrition covers

Three meals a day

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner cooked on-site every day — real food from a real kitchen, not reheated deliveries.

Snacks throughout the day

Snacks and drinks available through the day, not just at set mealtimes — appetite doesn't run on a schedule.

Cooking for the person

Menus shaped around each resident's needs and preferences, with staff help for grocery planning and shopping.

Special diets

Diabetic, low-sodium, texture-modified, and more — followed daily as part of the care plan, not checked occasionally.

Hydration support

Water and fluids encouraged and tracked through the day — because dehydration is quiet until it isn't.

Shared dining

Residents eat together in a shared dining room, part of the daily rhythm — meals as company, not room service.

Who this helps

Is this the right support for your person?

Meals are getting skipped

Meals have gotten smaller, skipped, or hard to prepare safely alone.

Meals are getting skipped

Meals have gotten smaller, skipped, or hard to prepare safely alone.

Meals are getting skipped

Meals have gotten smaller, skipped, or hard to prepare safely alone.

A special diet needs attention

A diabetic or other special diet needs daily attention, not just occasional checking.

A special diet needs attention

A diabetic or other special diet needs daily attention, not just occasional checking.

A special diet needs attention

A diabetic or other special diet needs daily attention, not just occasional checking.

Dehydration is a concern

Dehydration, or forgetting to drink water, has become a real concern.

Dehydration is a concern

Dehydration, or forgetting to drink water, has become a real concern.

Dehydration is a concern

Dehydration, or forgetting to drink water, has become a real concern.

Cooking has become unsafe

Grocery shopping and cooking have become physically difficult or unsafe.

Cooking has become unsafe

Grocery shopping and cooking have become physically difficult or unsafe.

Cooking has become unsafe

Grocery shopping and cooking have become physically difficult or unsafe.

How it works at Bond

How are meals planned here?

Planned around

the resident

Meals are planned around each resident's dietary needs and preferences, documented in their care plan.

Planned around

the resident

Planned around

the resident

Meals are planned around each resident's dietary needs and preferences, documented in their care plan.

Intake

tracked

Staff track intake for residents whose diet or health needs require it.

Intake

tracked

Intake

tracked

Staff track intake for residents whose diet or health needs require it.

Cooked

on-site

Meals are made in the home's own kitchen, not delivered in from outside.

Cooked

on-site

Cooked

on-site

Meals are made in the home's own kitchen, not delivered in from outside.

Who pays for meals and nutrition support?

Meals and nutrition support is included as part of Customized Living, covered under Minnesota's CADI, BI, DD, and CAC waivers, or paid privately.

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)

Can Bond accommodate a special diet, like diabetic or low-sodium?

Yes — meals are planned around each resident's dietary needs and preferences, and those needs are documented in their care plan rather than handled ad hoc.

(02)

Who does the grocery shopping?

Staff assist with grocery shopping and meal planning as part of household support, so residents don't have to arrange it themselves.

(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)

Can Bond accommodate a special diet, like diabetic or low-sodium?

Yes — meals are planned around each resident's dietary needs and preferences, and those needs are documented in their care plan rather than handled ad hoc.

(02)

Who does the grocery shopping?

Staff assist with grocery shopping and meal planning as part of household support, so residents don't have to arrange it themselves.

(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

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For Families

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