Services
Everyday help, so you can keep living at home.
Rose Hill provides non-medical home management services to seniors across the Twin Cities metro. Choose one service or several, for a one-time project or a regular schedule. There are no contracts, and each visit is a one-hour minimum.
For seniors
Help Around the House
For people who take care of themselves but could use a boost with everything else. We do the chores that have gotten harder, and we’re good company while we’re at it.
- Housekeeping and deep cleaning
- Laundry, in your own machines
- Meal preparation and cooking
- Dishes and kitchen cleanup
- Grocery shopping
- Clearing clutter
- Moving or assembling furniture
- Hanging pictures and window treatments
- Light home maintenance
- Replacing hard-to-reach light bulbs
- Setting up medications you take yourself
- Companionship and friendship (cards are welcome)
We can also connect you with other services, such as home health care or Meals on Wheels, and send updates to family who live far away.
What we don’t do
Rose Hill is not a personal care (PCA) agency and does not bathe, dress, or dispense prescription medications. We provide home management services such as housekeeping, meal preparation, and shopping.
Our services follow the Minnesota Home Care Bill of Rights, and every client receives a written copy.
Phones, computers & TVs
Technology Assistance
Patient, one-on-one help with the devices you have or the ones you’re thinking about. We set things up, show you how to use them at your own pace, and come back when problems crop up. You keep a printed cheat sheet for later.
- Smartphones, iPhones, and iPads
- Computers, laptops, and Chromebooks
- Printers
- Smart TVs, including wall mounting
- Wi-fi setup
- Anti-virus and other programs and apps
- Online accounts and passwords for email, banking, and shopping
- Automatic bill pay
- Grocery delivery
- Recycling old electronics
A tip from a former Elder Abuse Investigator
Do not send money, gift cards, or personal information to anyone until you have talked to someone you trust.
For adults with aging parents or relatives
The Parent Check
Live out of town or too busy to check in as often as you’d like? We look in on your loved one, help around the house, and let you know how things are going.
How it works
We meet
In person or by Zoom. Tell us about your parent and what would help.
We visit
As often as you like. An hour or two weekly or every other week is typical.
We help out
Shovel the sidewalk, take out the trash, do the dishes, and sit down for a visit.
You get an update
After each visit, we send you a note with photos.
Schedules adjust over time and can grow if your parent’s needs increase.
A good place to start
A MnCHOICES Assessment is a good starting point for understanding what support your parent may need.
Matt’s years as an Elder Abuse Investigator, including joint visits with Adult Protection, mean he can give you an experienced, accurate assessment of how your parent is doing.
Getting around
Rides & Errands
Rides to medical appointments, shopping, and errands, in your car or ours. We can go in with you if you’d like.
- Medical and dental appointments
- Grocery and other shopping
- The bank, post office, and other errands
- Your car or ours
For caregivers
Respite Care
Caring for a loved one at home? We can step in so you can rest, run errands, or get away for a while.
- Company and conversation for your loved one
- Meals, dishes, and light housekeeping while you’re away
- A one-time break or a regular schedule
Respite visits are non-medical. We don’t provide personal care such as bathing or dressing.
Planning ahead
Power of Attorney & Health Care Agent
We can serve as your Attorney-in-Fact or Health Care Agent. We can also help you draft these documents, no matter who you choose to name.
- Serving as your Attorney-in-Fact
- Serving as your Health Care Agent
- Helping you draft a Power of Attorney or Health Care Directive
- Talking through your options before you decide
Want to learn more first? See the LawHelpMN guides on our Resources page, or ask about Matt’s free presentations on Power-of-Attorney and Health Care Directives.
$75 an hour, for every service
That includes technology help and Power of Attorney work. No contracts or weekly minimums, and each visit is a one-hour minimum.
Not sure what you need?
That’s what the free consultation is for. We’ll meet with you, talk through what would help, and see if we’re a good fit for each other.