Seniors at home: comfortable, connected, empowered, safe

Office Hours

Southeast Seniors is open from 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through Thursday and 9 am to 1 pm on Fridays.

NOTE: Please give us at least one week's notice to request a ride to an appointment.

How to reach us

Phone: 612-331-2302
Email: info@seseniors.org
Southeast Seniors is a non-profit, neighborhood based organization of health care professionals and neighbors helping people  65 and older remain independent and safe at home. 
We provide 
  • Connection with services
    Connecting seniors with Lifeline, Vision and Hearing Loss Resources, Meals on Wheels, chore services and transportation.
  • Companionship with volunteer visitors including the Connection Club - connecting with UMN students
  • Health related Services 
    Health education, support to care givers, and being a health advocate
  • Nursing Services
    Care after hospitalization, care in chronic illness, management of medications, care of feet and nails. Our nursing and home health aide services are offered through a contract with Fairview Home Care and Hospice. We work with Medicare and all insurance companies in providing these services. 
  • Ask a Nurse/Blood Pressure Clinics
  • We also sponsor inter-generational activities and health seminars in the community.
  • Note: There are no charges for volunteer or service coordination services.
Our service area includes the neighborhoods of Como, Marcy Holmes and Prospect Park in Southeast Minneapolis, defined by zip code 55414. 
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Announcements & Events

MN Daily Article features
​The Connection Club

The Connection Club provides UMN students and people 65 and over an opportunity to connect and get to know one another.  The MN Daily found out about our program and featured Southeast Seniors in an article. CLICK HERE to read the article. 

Other Important Dates

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Breathing exercises for seniors with Mesothelioma

Everyone knows exercise is important for their health and wellness. This is especially true for people living with a chronic disease such as mesothelioma cancer.

Unfortunately, many people with or without mesothelioma struggle to maintain a consistent exercise routine. As a result, their overall health and wellness may deteriorate. To prevent this, people can add simple exercise movements to their daily lives.

For those with mesothelioma, breathing exercises are a great way to start.

Read more about exercises here.

Testimonials from Clients

Testimonials from Volunteers
 "Southeast Seniors is like having a sister that can help me." - Nancy, a senior

​"I didn’t think I would need your services, but I am so glad you were there to help.”   ~Mary, a senior

 “Your services are a God send. I love my house, my neighbors, and my garden.  I appreciate your organization so much in helping me be able to say here as long as I can. I am needing Southeast Seniors earlier than expected due to physical issues.”   ~ AJ, a senior

 “I am so glad you were there to help my neighbor. What would we have done without you?”   ~Nancy, a caregiver
​"I'm really enjoying getting to better know my neighbor and  hearing about her family and their traditions.  Thanks for the opportunity." ~​ a friendly visitor volunteer

"We were 6 guys and we spent about two hours raking, we had a really good time and we would be willing to do it again." ~ fraternity member

Connection Club Members

"I love having a younger person in my life.  Thank you for organizing this experience"

"We have such fun together.  She makes me laugh and keeps me engaged."

​"I learned I have a lot of resources.  It was fun to share them."
SE Seniors