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By following established protocol, our community is following a multi-phase approach to reopening. With continued precautions in place, as of July 15, 2020, Trillium Woods has made these changes: At this time no unauthorized guests or visitors are permitted inside the building and/or residences. The Grand Terrace and Café patio are available for outside visits. …
Trillium Woods asked residents to reminisce and share memories from other moments in time that resemble what we’re all facing today. Here are a few stories residents shared with us: George K. Remembers This is the second quarantine I’ve experienced in my 85 years of life. So far things have worked out well. We all …
Many state and county governments are releasing plans to reopen the economy to essential businesses. While this is an encouraging sign, please know this process will be thoughtfully considered at Trillium Woods. We will implement a multi-phased approach when reopening our community. As we serve vulnerable adults throughout our community, Trillium Woods’ reopening phases may …
Activities have not stopped at Trillium Woods, just pivoted. Check out TPT Almanac’s Coronavirus Special to see how Trillium Woods’ is hosting exercise classes in a new creative way. Watch the full story here: https://www.tpt.org/coronavirus-an-almanac-special/
Trillium Woods hosts daily exercise sessions for residents to participate out on their balcony, which keeps seniors moving and maintains proper social distancing. See more here
Federal and state governments are releasing plans to reopen the economy to essential business. While this is an encouraging sign to our country’s response to COVID-19, please know this process will be taken thoughtfully at Trillium Woods. We will implement a three-phased approach when reopening our community. Decisions for each phase will be based on …
With Easter church services cancelled due to COVID-19, Len Busch Roses, a grower and wholesaler in Plymouth, had greenhouses full of Easter lilies with no place to go. “All events where people incorporate flowers have been cut off,” said owner Patrick Busch. This left him with a lot of flowers that needed to find a …
“There’s nothing better than getting a delivery of flowers,” said Rita Cichoski, the Trillium Woods director of administrative services. “Especially after the long hard winter that we all Minnesotans face.” Read More about the amazing surprise by clicking here
After careful consideration for the health and safety of residents, employees, and family members, our community amended its visitor policy on Monday, March 16, and is restricting visitors from entering our community. Please bookmark the LCS website for future updates and information regarding our community COVID-19 response and prevention measures already implemented, such as: Educating …
Hello Trillium Woods community, The health and safety of residents living in our community is our top priority, and we are closely monitoring the ongoing situation regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19). We understand that COVID-19 is on everyone’s mind, and we want to be communicative and transparent in the steps Trillium Woods is taking to prepare our …
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