Assisted Living Communities in Alexandria, MN

Alex Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Alexandria, MN, and offers specialized care for residents needing memory care and assisted living services. The community provides apartment-style living, allowing residents to enjoy a space that feels like home. Apartments include various amenities designed to enhance comfort and convenience.The facility boasts a wide range of amenities aimed at promoting an active and engaging lifestyle for its residents. Among these are organized activities and programs, meals provided daily, and assistance with transfers. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas, communal dining settings, and a variety of entertainment and social activities. For spiritual enrichment, spiritual activities and programs are available. Additionally, the community organizes facilitated field trips and outings, and offers salon services on-site, adding to the convenience and quality of life for its residents.In terms of services, Alex Assisted Living & Memory Care ensures that medical and personal care needs are met with professionalism. Nurses are available on staff to assist with healthcare needs. The community also provides medication management services and diabetic care, ensuring that residents receive appropriate health monitoring and support. Housekeeping services are included as well, helping to maintain a clean and pleasant living environment for all residents. This combination of amenities and services makes Alex Assisted Living & Memory Care a comprehensive choice for those seeking assisted living and memory care in Alexandria.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

Salmons Place provides home style living for senior adults who are no longer able to live alone, enabling them to preserve independence and dignity. Located on 20 acres near Alexandria, Minnesota, Salmons Place is a large seven bedroom home hosting up to five residents. The home was built by James and Louella Salmons especially for this purpose to include large private bedrooms, a sun room, a library, and picture windows with many bird feeders and flower gardens outside. At Salmons Place Senior Care each resident receives personalized care depending on their needs, up to and including hospice care. Each resident is encouraged live, as much as they are able, as they would in their own homes. Those who are able entertain visitors, maintain hobbies and in other ways are helped to continue living a full and meaningful life. Visitors and requests for further information are welcome. (A smoke free/drug free-including alcohol-residence.)To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"Terrace Heights Assisted Living was very clean. There was a very nice garden outdoors that I was disappointed to not have time to explore. There is also a pool and an area with lots of snacks and drinks for residents and those visiting. The staff were very helpful, and quite nice. They were willing to work for what was needed for both my grandparents. They had apartment style living where my grandparents could be independent, while also providing the supports they might need. When my grandpa was nearing his end, they made him comfortable in a room where his family could be comfortable as well. The facilities were actually quite large, so navigating was a little difficult. I would definitely recommend Terrace Heights Assisted Living to those looking for a nice place for their loved ones to live. "

"My dad stayed at St. William's Living Center from last year until the of May, but he has to back there today. We love that place. He has had excellent care, and he likes it there too. He has had his own private room, his own TV, and 24/7 care. He got showers, baths, and three meals a day plus activities. The staff has been excellent too. They have been so good to my dad. They've treated him with care and kindness, and it's just been a good place. He loves playing bingo. They have happy hour on Tuesday nights, cookies or ice cream at seven o'clock every night if they want to, church services, and someone comes in and plays the guitar once a week. It has been very good. He loves the food as well. For the care he's getting, I think the pricing has been good."

"Even though I only visited 3 or 4 times Fairway Pines seemed like a top notch facility. My Grandmother was born and raised in Sauk Centre and wanted to be able to stay in the town that she knew and loved. While not needing full time nursing care she also wasn't able to continue living on her own. Fairway Pines made it possible for her to do this.For my grandma the ability to have her own space, but at the same time know that she could go and get dinner if she didn't feel like cooking today. There were loads of activities to keep her active both in body and mind, and a ton of great residents with whom she created many great friendships amazing for a women who had already spent her entire life in the town.Whether it was the friendly and attentive staff, the beautiful facilities or the property it sits on, it was always a warm place to visit. I know that my grandmother never had a complaint. "

"My mom will move into Getty Street Assisted Living. What I like best is it's so clean, and everybody is so friendly and caring. The staff was wonderful. The cleanliness seemed very good. The structure is very nice. It isn't old-fashioned. The layout seemed okay, but it's tiny. One thing that got to me is that it has a sunroom that has all windows. They've got a patio outside. They've got a fireplace and all-leather furniture in the community room. I could spend my whole time there."

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"I enjoyed visiting my family member at this facility, there were small sitting rooms to accomodate family visits which were away from noisy locations in the facility. The sitting rooms were decorated in a very comfortable manner, and close to bathrooms and water fountains. There were always newspapers in the sitting rooms as well as magazines and an internet connection. If the sitting rooms were full, guests were more than welcome to visit in any of the vacant dining rooms which had plenty of chairs and vending machines. "