$2,510/month
About Saint Therese at Corcoran
General Property Features
- Age Restrictions, Covered Parking, Fitness Center, Pool/Spa, Guest Parking, Controlled Access, Wheelchair Accessible
- Scheduled Transportation, Activities, Social Programs, Housekeeping, Meals/Meal Options
- Assisted Living Community, Secured Memory Care Unit
- Small Pets
Independent Living
- www.sainttherese.org
- $2,510.00
- 99
- 1 BR, 2 BR
Additional Levels of Care Offered
Saint Therese At Oxbow Lake
Skilled Nursing 5200 Oak Grove Pkwy N, Hennepin, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, 55443At Saint Therese, we~re always here for you.We take a unique approach to long-term care based on individual needs. Whether your long-term stay is temporary or ongoing, our trained, compassionate professionals work with you and your loved ones to develop a personalized care plan that allows you to experience your best life every day.Individuals may need long-term, skilled nursing care following a hospital stay or surgical procedure or while recovering from an illness or injury. Other reasons include: permanent disabilities, chronic pain, complicated medical issues, cognitive impairment or other conditions. We offer 24-hour skilled nursing care, including specialized care for cardiac rehabilitation and dementia as well as emotional and spiritual support. At Saint Therese, we care for the whole person with great compassion.Long-term care is available at three locations. Saint Therese of New Hope offers private or shared rooms. Saint Therese at Oxbow Lake in Brooklyn Park and Saint Therese of Woodbury offer private suites. Contact us for more information and to schedule a tour.
Saint Therese Of Woodbury
Skilled Nursing 7555 Bailey Road, Washington, Woodbury, Minnesota, 55129At Saint Therese, we~re always here for you. We take a unique approach to long-term care based on individual needs. Whether your long-term stay is temporary or ongoing, our trained, compassionate professionals work with you and your loved ones to develop a personalized care plan that allows you to experience your best life every day. Individuals may need long-term, skilled nursing care following a hospital stay or surgical procedure or while recovering from an illness or injury. Other reasons include: permanent disabilities, chronic pain, complicated medical issues, cognitive impairment or other conditions. We offer 24-hour skilled nursing care, including specialized care for cardiac rehabilitation and dementia as well as emotional and spiritual support. At Saint Therese, we care for the whole person with great compassion. Long-term care offers private rooms and Saint Therese of Woodbury offer private suites. Contact us at 651-209-9123 for more information and to schedule a tour.
SaintTherese At Corcoran
Memory Care 6450 Wedgwood Rd N, Hennepin, Maple Grove, Minnesota, 55311Enriching Every Day with Love & CompassionSome amount of memory loss is typical as we age, but when a situation progresses beyond forgetfulness and puts the safety of your loved one and others at risk, it may be time to consider memory care options. At Saint Therese, we understand the fear and uncertainty that can come with a diagnosis of Alzheimers disease or other form of dementia. In a time when many difficult decisions must be made, look to the compassionate memory care professionals at Saint Therese for personalized, comprehensive services in a secure, safe setting. Every member of the Saint Therese community is unique, with specific needs. As with our other lifestyle options and services, memory care plans are individually designed to best provide for physical, social, intellectual and spiritual well-being. With personalized, holistic care, nutritious meals and therapeutic activities and programming that allow our memory care residents the freedom to do more, we believe every day, each of our residents can live their best life. To provide the highest possible level of care, every employee who serves residents of memory care apartments or suites receives annual training to maintain their Dementia care specialist certification. This industry-leading program emphasizes person-centered care for each stage of dementia as well as support for families. All memory care plans include specialized engagement activities, cognitive support and assistance with every day needs such as: meal preparation, dressing, grooming and medication management.At Saint Therese, we approach memory care with respect and compassion. Contact us and schedule a tour today.
Saint Therese At Oxbow Lake
Senior Transition Services 5200 Oak Grove Pkwy N, Hennepin, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, 55443Compassionate, Comprehensive CareRecovery from surgery or an illness can be a lengthy process. Pain can limit your abilities, leaving you frustrated and feeling helpless. When youre not quite ready to return home and function independently, Saint Therese Transitional Care and Ascend Rehabilitation offer a bridge between hospital and home.Our personalized, short-term transitional care services provide 24-hour skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapy with an emphasis on accelerated recovery. Together with your medical team, we provide the level of care you need to return to your daily activities and routines at home. We help you get back to you.Transitional care services include:Specialty care for patients recovering from knee, hip or shoulder surgery, congestive heart failure (CHF), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other conditionsAscend Rehab TCU services available seven days a weekState-of-the-art therapy and wellness programmingSupport from our pastoral care teamComprehensive guest and family educationTherapeutic recreation activities and eventsPrivate suites availableTransitional care is available at Saint Therese of New Hope, Saint Therese at Oxbow Lake in Brooklyn Park, and Saint Therese of Woodbury.Recover and be well with Saint Therese. Contact us to learn more.
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