Best 7 independent living communities in Lakota, ND

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Good Samaritan Society - Park River

4.7 from 7 reviews

Good Samaritan Society - Park River offers a welcoming independent living experience with well-maintained accommodations, nutritious dining options, engaging community activities, friendly staff, serene outdoor spaces, and flexible living arrangements to enhance residents' quality of life.
Forks Edgewood Parkwood Place

5.0 from 6 reviews

Forks Edgewood Parkwood Place in Grand, ND offers comfortable and supportive independent living for adults with fully furnished apartments, restaurant-style dining, amenities such as a beauty salon and fitness room, and care services including medication management and transportation.
Lutheran Sunset Home-Leisure

4.2 from 5 reviews

Lutheran Sunset Home-Leisure in Grafton, ND, offers independent living for seniors with convenient access to dining, pharmacies, places of worship, and medical care but lacks on-site devotional services and may limit spiritual engagement.
Thompson Manor Apartments

5.0 from 1 review
Golden Acres Estates

2.0 from 4 reviews

Golden Acres Estates in Carrington, ND offers a comfortable independent living environment with amenities like nutritious meals, housekeeping, and engaging activities, but potential residents may have to navigate dietary restrictions and share communal spaces.
Eventide Heartland Courts Senior Living Apartments

$1,816 per month

Eventide Heartland Courts Senior Living Apartments provides a welcoming environment for seniors with amenities like full kitchens, private bathrooms, and various activities, but some may find the reliance on organized outings and communal dining lacking in personal preference.
Edgewood Parkwood Place, LLC

$1,050 to $1,575 per month

Edgewood Parkwood Place in Grand Forks offers a range of independent living options in a vibrant community, but residents may find limitations in spiritual engagement and healthcare accessibility due to its reliance on off-site services and potential challenges with managing diabetes within the community.