$4,518/month
About Saint Therese at Oxbow Lake
General Property Features
- Age Restrictions, Fitness Center, Pool/Spa, Private Rooms, Faith Based, Guest Parking, Controlled Access
- Laundry Service - Provided, Nurse on Staff, Scheduled Transportation, Activities, Housekeeping
- Assisted Living Community, Secured Memory Care Unit, Skilled Nursing Facility, Retirement Community
Assisted Living
- www.sainttherese.org
- 143
- $4,518.00
- Private Pay, Private Insurance, Long Term Care Insurance
- Price Dependent Levels of Care
- 1 BR, 2 BR
- Kitchenette
Additional Levels of Care Offered
Saint Therese Of Woodbury
Assisted Living 7555 Bailey Road, Washington, Woodbury, Minnesota, 55129Everyday Independence. Personal Support. Unconditional Care. Each Saint Therese resident is a valued, unique member of our community, so we take an individualized approach to assisted living. Well design a personalized care plan with essential components and services that allow you to live an active, full life. You can maintain the independence you want with the level of daily support you need. At Saint Therese of Woodbury, we have spacious, well-appointed assisted living apartments for individuals or couples. Apartments are available in one- or two-bedroom floor plans. Features include a kitchen with standard appliances, walk-in shower and other amenities for comfort and convenience. Care plans may include medication management and health monitoring, assistance with daily activities, such as dressing or bathing, and an emergency pendant for added safety and assurance. The vibrant Saint Therese communities offer residents opportunities to stay active and well with onsite wellness and fitness programs, personal care services such as a barber and beauty salon, an engaging activities calendar and much more. Our pastoral care program provides support for spiritual needs as well as regular Mass and ecumenical worship services. Many residents join our community after having lived in the family home for decades. Our caring employees understand the transition to a new way of life, making new friends and sharing new experiences, can be challenging. That~s why we are here for you every step of the way. Providing excellent, dignified care with compassion and empathy is at the core of everything we do. At Saint Therese, we do ordinary things with extraordinary love. Contact us today to learn more about our assisted living services and to schedule a tour at 651-209-9128.
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.
Saint Therese At Odilia
Palliative Care 3500 Vivian Avenue, Ramsey, Shoreview, Minnesota, 55126At Saint Therese, Every Moment is MeaningfulFacing a serious illness or terminal condition is difficult. Because we know how stressful and uncertain this time can be, we strive to provide comforting, holistic hospice and palliative care in a peaceful place founded on love and compassion.Just as during other chapters, important decisions must be made regarding medical care and your loved ones wishes throughout the final pages of his or her story.At Saint Therese, we consider the whole person their physical, emotional, social, intellectual and spiritual needs. We offer two holistic, supportive approaches to comfort care. Both our palliative care and hospice care manage symptoms and pain of serious illness with spiritual support as requested. In addition, hospice care provides positive, compassionate support for terminally ill residents.Our person-centered care goes beyond clinical needs and emphasizes a celebration of love and life. Care providers form close, personal bonds with residents, their families and their friendsempowering each of them to honor every day as they choose. We provide 24-hour skilled nursing with daily assistance such as meal preparation, dressing and medication management. Because family members and friends wish to spend as much time as possible with their loved one, our hospice and palliative care services are surrounded by peaceful settings, both indoors and out, ideal for gatherings, rest and reflection.Hospice and palliative care are available at:Saint Therese of New HopeSaint Therese at Oxbow Lake in Brooklyn ParkSaint Therese of WoodburySaint Therese of St. OdiliaIn addition, families may seek solace and comfort at our hospice and palliative care center, Saint Therese at St. Odilia, a unique, tranquil eight-bedroom home located in Shoreview on the parish grounds of St. Odilia.Find peace of mind at Saint Therese. Contact us today to learn more and schedule a tour
Saint Therese Of Woodbury
Memory Care 7555 Bailey Road, Washington, Woodbury, Minnesota, 55129Enriching Every Day with Love & Compassion. Some 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 Alzheimer~s 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. Contact us for a tour today at 651-209-9128.
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