The Landmark Of Fridley

FAQs

Waitlist Availability

Yes, we currently have a waitlist for 2 Bedroom apartments.

Staff and Training

Our staff includes RN’s, LPN, and CNA’s. All employees are enrolled in Lifespark School, a continuing corporate education/skills program. Mandatory Continuing Education Credits are required, and staff also have access to industry-leading educational programs via seminars & conferences.

Safety and Well-being Measures

The Landmark is a 69 apartment community with 14 secured memory care suites. All doors are electronically monitored. Staff undergo extensive training on communicating with seniors at all levels of cognitive ability. Fire and emergency drills are scheduled per industry standards.

Transition Support Services

Landmark has a welcoming committee consisting of current residents to assist with the transition to a new home environment. All staff are scheduled to meet with new residents to familiarize them with the available resources and team members.

Transportation Services

Yes, frequent outings are scheduled by the Life Enrichment team. Metro Mobility also has scheduled services.

Dining Experience

Three chef-prepared meals per day are provided, along with an alternative menu for residents needing different choices. All dietary needs are addressed individually.

Complaint Resolution Process

The Landmark has a process for completing a form to identify areas of improvement. All directors have open door policies, and line staff are encouraged to bring any issues to attention.

Cost of Living

$3,500 -$4,750 for rent and $400 – $6,500 for additional care depending on needs.

Communication with Residents' Families

Communication with family members is welcomed anytime regarding Independent Living, with resident approval. For assisted living, specific care information is communicated only with the POA.

Short-term or Respite Stays

Not available.

Pet-Friendly Community

Yes

Vaccinations

Residents are able to get Covid and flu vaccinations in the community.

Aging in Place

Indeed. Residents can move in independently and receive assistance in their current apartment as they age. Should they need cognitive care, they can move to our memory care center, all within the same building.