On this Thanksgiving Day, Martin Luther Campus wishes you and your friends and family a blessed day, a blessed season and a blessed year ahead. Please enjoy this Thanksgiving reflection...knowing it is the peace and joy we wish for you most. Thank you for your connection and commitment to the staff and residents of Martin Luther Campus. Happy Thanksgiving!

Blessings
overflow and are unceasing.
Be thankful for robust health to make life and work a joy.
Joy abundant to pass on to others.
Wealth enough to support your needs and those in need.
Determination to make each day better than the day before.
Strength and spirit unbridled to overcome all obstacles.
Unremitting optimism to vanish all doubts.
Grace to overcome and forgive any transgressions.
Patience to remain calm while the world races by.
Love enough to conquer all.
A caring outstretch hand, especially to young people.
And above all, abiding thanks for all your gains, miracle after miracle.
Unleash the power within you so you can touch the lives of others in endless and wondrous ways.

​Martin Luther Campus has joined the Safe Care for Seniors initiative. The program, which was created by Leading Age Minnesota, aims to prevent harm, both intentional and unintentional, that can occur in the course of caregiving for vulnerable adults.

​Throughout its 50-year history, Martin Luther Campus has been committed to the safety and health of residents. Our staff is skilled, experienced and highly dedicated, and we have worked to create a culture of respect and open communication throughout our programs and facilities. Taking part in the Safe Care for Seniors program was a next logical step.
 
Safe Care for Seniors has two key objectives. The first is to help create safe, respectful and inclusive environments that seniors are proud to call home. The second is to give families confidence and peace of mind. These objectives are achieved through a focus on respect, dignity, and providing the highest quality of care for assisted living residents. In addition, the program empowers staff, residents and families to better communicate and engage together, as well as to speak up with concerns or ideas for better service.
 
For questions about Martin Luther Care Center’s commitment to senior health and safety, call Amy at 952-885-8882 for more information and to schedule a tour of the Martin Luther Meadow Woods assisted living community. 

Martin Luther Care Center is part of the Ebenezer family of Senior Care Communities. We provide transitional care, long term care, assisted living apartments, and memory care for seniors in Bloomington Minnesota. We also have adult day programs for seniors living at home. We’re located at 1401 East 100th St., in Bloomington, MN.
 
Are you interested in transitioning to assisted living or do you have a loved one that needs assisted living services? Call Megan at 952-885-8810 for more information and to schedule a tour of the Martin Luther Care Center community.
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​Martin Luther Campus has been recognized as a top nursing home by U.S. News and World Report. For both its short-term rehabilitation program and long-term care facility, Martin Luther Campus was rated as high performing, the highest-possible score. The staff and administration of Martin Luther Campus is exceedingly proud to have been named a best nursing home, and will use the data gathered to support our ongoing commitment to providing the best possible care for our residents.

​The Martin Luther Campus transitional care program received a rating of three (out of three), or high performing. Martin Luther exceeded Minnesota and national averages on registered nurse staffing, consistent nurse staffing, physical therapist staffing, patient-centered rehabilitation therapy, and fall prevention. The report also found a low rate of substantiated complaints by patients.
 
The Martin Luther Campus long-term care program was also ranked as high performing. Areas in which the program exceeded state and national averages include consistent nurse staffing, the use of anxiety and hypnotic drugs, and the percentage of residents with the ability to self-care. Martin Luther Care Center far exceeded the Minnesota average for both emergency room visits and hospitalizations, with 0.3 per 1,000 residents for each, compared to Minnesota averages of 1.0 and 1.5, respectively.