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Keeping Renovations on Track.
Supporting Residents Every Step of the Way.
Rose’s Daughters coordinates temporary resident moves for senior living communities, property managers, and facility administrators, helping renovation schedules stay on track while residents receive compassionate support.
Our team manages packing, temporary moves, home setup, and return moves so property staff can stay focused on the renovation and daily community operations.
Less Work for Your Team
Relocation Support Built Around Your Renovation Schedule
Temporary resident moves add another layer of coordination to an already complex renovation. Rose’s Daughters works directly with senior living communities, property managers, and facility administrators to manage those moves around the project schedule. We handle packing, temporary moves, home setup, and residents’ return moves so property staff can stay focused on daily responsibilities and renovation coordination.
Our experienced team helps reduce staff workload, minimize move-related disruptions, and support a smoother renovation process. Throughout every transition, residents receive the patient, compassionate care Rose’s Daughters is known for.
Trusted senior move management experience



Less Work for Your Team
How We Support Property Managers During Renovations
Our experienced team develops customized move plans that minimize disruption, maintain resident satisfaction, and help keep renovation timelines on track. We coordinate every detail with community leadership, property managers, and construction teams.
- Resident move planning and communication
- Phased relocation planning aligned with renovation schedules
- Packing, moving, unpacking, and home setup
- Temporary and long-term storage solutions
- Space planning
- Donation and home clearout services
- Dedicated project management
By handling the moving process, we reduce the workload for property staff while helping residents feel informed, comfortable, and cared for.
How Temporary Relocation Works
Coordinated Around Your Renovation Plan
We work directly with your property management team to understand the renovation schedule and guide residents through each stage of their temporary move.
1. Coordinate the Relocation Schedule
We align the move plan with your renovation phases, property access needs, and the residents who will be temporarily relocated.
2. Pack and Relocate Residents
Our team carefully packs belongings and moves residents into their temporary units, whether the move is down the hallway, to another floor, or elsewhere in the community.
3. Help Residents Settle In
We unpack, arrange furniture, and organize familiar belongings so each temporary residence feels comfortable and thoughtfully set up.
4. Return Residents Home
When renovations are complete, we pack, move, unpack, and arrange belongings in each resident’s original residence so they can settle back in with ease.
Experience with Senior Living Communities
Senior Living Communities We’ve Worked With
Since 2002, Rose’s Daughters has coordinated temporary and permanent relocations for senior living communities. These confirmed partnerships reflect our experience keeping renovation schedules moving while residents receive careful, compassionate support.

Parkshore Senior Campus
A SilverCrest community. Temporary resident relocation support during remodeling.

Little Sisters of the Poor
Coordinated moving support delivered with patience, dignity, and care.

7500 York Cooperative
Developed and managed by Ebenezer. Experienced relocation support for an established senior cooperative community.

Presbyterian Homes & Services
Seven confirmed project locations: The Mayfield, Central Towers, Beacon Hill, Presbyterian Homes of Bloomington, Gideon Pond Senior Apartments, The Commons Assisted Living, and The Wellington.
Resident Experience
Hear From a Resident We’ve Helped
Temporary relocation can feel overwhelming for residents. Rose’s Daughters helps with packing, moving into temporary units, unpacking, and arranging familiar belongings so residents can feel comfortable in their temporary homes.
Once renovations are complete, we carefully help residents return to their original residences and settle back in. Throughout the process, our team provides calm, patient, personal support that helps residents feel informed, comfortable, and cared for.
Plan Your Renovation
Planning Renovations at Your Senior Living Community?
Let’s discuss your renovation schedule, temporary resident relocation needs, and how Rose’s Daughters can support your property management team from the first move through each resident’s return home.
What We Need to Build Your Relocation Plan
Every renovation has different phasing, access requirements, and resident needs. To begin planning, share:
- Expected resident or unit count
- Renovation phases and target dates
- Approved temporary unit locations
- Building and property access requirements
- Resident considerations that may affect moving support
We’ll use those details to coordinate packing, temporary moves, home setup, and return moves around the construction schedule.
Temporary Relocation FAQs
Can you coordinate moves around phased renovations?
Yes. We work with community leadership and property teams to align packing, temporary moves, home setup, and return moves with the renovation sequence.
Do you manage both the temporary move and the return move?
Yes. Our team can pack, move, unpack, and arrange residents’ belongings in temporary units, then coordinate the return to their renovated residences.
Can residents move within the same community?
Yes. Temporary moves may be down the hallway, to another floor, or to another approved unit within the community.
When should property managers involve Rose’s Daughters?
Contact us while the renovation schedule is being developed. Early coordination provides more time to plan move sequencing, access requirements, resident communication, and temporary accommodations.
What information should we share to begin planning?
Share your expected unit count, project phases, target dates, temporary housing plan, and any access requirements or resident considerations that could affect move sequencing.
Planning a senior living renovation? Share your expected unit count, project phases, target dates, and temporary housing plan so we can identify the resident-moving steps that should be coordinated.
Discuss your upcoming renovation with our team or call (612) 330-3772.
Planning a senior living renovation? Share your expected unit count, project phases, target dates, and temporary housing plan so we can identify the resident-moving steps that should be coordinated.
Discuss your upcoming renovation with our team or call (612) 330-3772.