The unveiling of the chapel stained glass window and the dedication of the chapel marks the one year anniversary of Auburn Home in Waconia. During the year, Auburn Home in Waconia, and the care provided by the staff, has inspired high praise: "It feels like home!" stated Dorothy Blaising, long time resident who made the move from the Auburn West facility.   According to Jerry D'Arche, a short term rehabilitation resident: "The results from my rehab have been surprising! I was very fortunate to be admitted here." Auburn Home in Waconia will be the cornerstone of senior and short term rehabilitative care in Waconia for years to come.   Auburn Home in Waconia would not be possible without your support. Thank You! We also want to let you know that the capital campaign to help cover the construction costs of Auburn Home in Waconia continues. We seek to raise just over $600,000 more to complete the campaign.   Please use the Donate button at the top of this page if you wish to make a contribution to the capital campaign or any other fund, or you may make out your check to Moravian Care Ministries and mail it to: Moravian Care Foundation 501 Oak Street N Chaska, MN 55318

Pictured (left to right): Joe Diethelm, stained glass artist; Shirley and Merrill Ekstrom, donors; and Larry Christianson, chaplain at Auburn Home in Waconia

Auburn Home in Waconia is designed to look and feel like a family home, with each wing designed as a separate household of 12 or 13 residents (37 total capacity).

• 21 private rooms
• 8 double-occupancy rooms with separation for privacy
• Each household will have its own:
• Living room
• Dining room
• Kitchen
• Laundry
• Private dining/meeting room
• Large chapel/multi-purpose room
• Dedicated household for short-term, rehabilitative care
• Beautifully landscaped patio and gazebo area.
• Large, well-equipped Physical and Occupational Room

• Physical, occupational and speech therapy
• Full recreation program
• 24 hour professional, dedicated nursing staff
• Individualized care plans
• Wound care management
• Pain management
• Hospice and supportive end of life care
• Short term rehabilitation
• Specialized dietary needs