We take all necessary and required measures to protect our residents and staff while providing a safe opportunity for socialization and visitation.
Current guidance allows indoor visits at all times and with all residents in each of our living settings, except for circumstances when visitation is limited due to a high risk of COVID-19 transmission. If such circumstances affect a loved one, family members will be notified.
While visiting, please continue to follow all infection control and prevention measures set forth by the CDC for healthcare facilities. We must continue to limit the risk of disease transmission and keep all residents and employees safe.
- All visitors must sign in, prescreen, wear source-control masks, and perform proper hand hygiene when entering the building.
- We encourage guests to visit within the resident room with the door closed. Guests should stay at least six feet from residents, except the one with whom they are visiting.
- We ask you to enter only the areas of the building required for your visit.
- You may eat in the resident’s room, but we cannot serve meals to families. You may bring in meals and snacks as appropriate for your loved one’s diet. The resident’s door should be closed while visiting and eating together.
- If you need additional chairs or tables for your visit within your loved one’s room, please let us know by email or call 218-998-1500 by Friday and we’ll make those arrangements for you.

Please read the visiting protocols for the care center ahead of time to plan your next visit.


Pioneer Cottages in Breckenridge: Visits with residents are permitted. All visitors will need to prescreen, wear a mask, and sanitize your hands at the building entrance before proceeding to the resident’s room. Visits should be limited to the resident room, sunroom, or great room and effort should be made to be physically distanced.
Learn more about the unique visiting protocols for Pioneer Cottages.

Visitors will need to adhere to infection prevention control and safety practices to enter the living setting. Visitors who choose not to follow these practices may be asked not to visit.
Do Not Enter: You may not visit if you are experiencing any of the following: sore throat, cough, or shortness of breath; fever or chills; chest pain, muscle or body aches; flu-like symptoms including respiratory or GI-related; loss of taste or sense of smell. If you have been around an individual who has confirmed COVID-19, is waiting for results of a COVID-19 test, or if anyone in your house is ill with the above symptoms, you may not enter.
Entry Screening: Visitors entering the building will self-screen for signs and symptoms, known exposure to COVID-19, and a temperature reading before proceeding through the building.
Visitor Sign-in and Out: All visitors will sign in with their name and contact information upon arrival.
Facemask Required: Residents will wear a mask as tolerated, and visitors will always wear a mask over both their nose and mouth. Masks are available at the building’s entrance.
Hand Hygiene: Visitors will perform hand hygiene before walking through the building. Alcohol-based hand rub is available for visitors. Signs throughout the building remind us to practice good hand hygiene.
Limited Visitor Movement in Building: The visitor must take a direct path to the resident’s room or living unit. Please practice physical distancing between yourself and others. For residents with roommates, visits will be done outside the room as often as possible.
Number of Visitors: Should be limited to ensure adequate physical distancing.
Sharing of Food or Drink: Due to risk of exposure when removing a mask, dining with the resident or other sharing of food and drink is not permitted, except within the resident’s room.
Other Options to Connect:
If preferred, we offer alternatives to indoor visits:
Outdoor Visits Virtual Visits Email a ResidentYou may also reach out by phone, follow us on social media, and sign up for our Email Updates, sent regularly as we have news to share.