Operated under MN Masonic Elder Services, Asst Lvg in Heritage Hall is a 52-bed short-term rehabilitation and respite care facility in Bloomington, Minnesota. The facility on Masonic Home Drive serves residents in transition from hospital or home settings who need intensive rehabilitative care and monitoring. It welcomes Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, which gives families flexibility in funding post-acute care or temporary respite stays.
The facility runs at full census and is tailored to supply short-term care, with residents typically staying about 70 days on average. This focus on transitional care implies that the setting attracts patients working through recovery from surgery, illness, or injury with a goal toward eventual discharge home or to another setting. Total nursing care averages around 5 hours 9 minutes per resident day, distributed among registered nurses, nurse aides, and licensed practical nurses working across the community. Staffing includes registered nurses providing an average of 1 hour 34 minutes per resident daily, nurse aides at 2 hours 26 minutes, and licensed practical nurses at 40 minutes per day. This composition reflects a clinically focused environment where nursing assessment and hands-on personal care are core to daily operations. The home is situated in a moderately walkable area of Bloomington, where some nearby errands and services are reachable on foot. Occupants eat two meals daily, prepared on-site, with service designed around the community’s rehabilitative focus.
State inspections have found patterns highlighting care planning detail, individual resident assessment, and safety protocols. Asst Lvg in Heritage Hall has worked to address these themes and has shown improvement over time in its responses to regulatory findings.
Families touring the community can ask about the specific protocols for care planning and how the team ensures each resident’s individual needs are documented and monitored.
