Residents describe caregivers who are professional, friendly, and genuinely caring.
Across the reviews, families and patients consistently talk about staff who show up with kindness and competence. Multiple reviewers specifically praise nurses, therapists, and other team members for being attentive, encouraging, and respectful during recovery or home health visits. A few reviewers also mention that staff coached them through exercises and communicated in a way that felt supportive.
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PT and OT help recovery
PT and OT support is a central part of the experience for many residents.
Several reviews highlight progress tied to physical therapy and occupational therapy, including help with exercises and building back abilities after surgery or hospital stays. Reviewers describe therapists taking time with goals, explaining what to work on, and adjusting support as needs changed. Some also mention additional roles like social work support and coordination around therapy needs.
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Communication and scheduling can fail
Some reviews report breakdowns in follow-up, scheduling, or communication.
A small set of reviews describe problems getting timely contact and reliable scheduling. One family says there was no follow-up for days and later calls and intake didn’t lead to the help they expected. Another review says providers arrived without warning and that phone communication became frustrating when trying to get information. There is also a review expressing that reaching out for help did not go well.
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Personal care and bath support stand out
Personal-care support, including bath help, is called out positively by reviewers.
Two reviews specifically describe a bath aide who showed patience and genuine care during visits. Other reviewers also reference respectful help around daily needs and personal care during recovery at home, aligning with the community’s focus on ADL assistance. Taken together, the personal-care experience comes through as a meaningful part of why families felt supported.
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Kindred At Home IV is located at 7101 Northland Circle Ste 5101, Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 in Hennepin County, Minnesota
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