Assisted Living Communities in Hugo, MN

Suite Living provides Memory Care and Assisted Living services in a professionally managed and carefully designed setting. Our philosophy is to provide quality care to seniors, with a personal touch. Our communities are small and intimate, providing a cozy warm atmosphere that feels like home. Come discover what makes us different!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

Suite Living of Little Canada is a warm and modestly sized senior living community located at 2740 Rice Street in Little Canada, Minnesota. This thoughtfully designed residence offers private studio suites and provides both assisted living and memory care services in an intimate, home‑like setting. With just 32 private suites, the community prides itself on offering personalized care and close connections with residents and families, reflecting its mission to foster a compassionate, faith‑filled environment focused on physical, emotional, and spiritual well‑being. The community showcases a welcoming environment enriched by amenities designed for comfort and daily ease. Residents enjoy garden and patio spaces with raised garden beds, indoor walking paths, and beautiful common areas. Dedicated housekeeping and maid services, as well as laundry for both linens and clothing, help ease daily chores. On‑site beauty and barber shop services support personal grooming needs, while in‑unit kitchenettes and a shared dining room with meals provided foster both independence and social connection—the facility also welcomes guests during mealtimes. Residents stay connected with Wi‑Fi and cable in common areas, enjoy salon services, and can participate in wellness and memory care programming with 24‑hour supervision and medication support. Residents lead active, socially engaged lives here thanks to an energetic activity calendar that includes music, games, gardening, arts and crafts, yoga, and off‑site excursions, often supported by transportation offerings staff bring over 20 years of local experience and emphasize continuity—Suite Living employees rather than agency workers—enabling dependable, respectful care Though there is one recent review expressing concerns about food quality and staffing turnover, the community’s management has affirmed a commitment to improving retention and service consistency. Nearby, residents can explore the charms of Little Canada, a peaceful suburb of St. Paul known for parks like Pioneer Park and Gervais Mill Park, local shopping, and strolls by nearby lakeside neighborhoods. The location offers convenient access to St. John’s Hospital—just four miles away—Entira Family Clinics, CVS Pharmacy, local churches such as Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran, and nearby cafes and dining spots, creating a supportive and engaging neighborhood backdrop. Overall, Suite Living of Little Canada offers a cozy, caring atmosphere defined by personalized attention, thoughtful safety measures, and an activity-rich lifestyle. Its boutique scale, staff dedication, and convenient suburban surroundings reflect its mission to uphold residents' highest level of physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"Suite Living Memory Care & Assisted Living of Roseville has 25 rooms, so it's much easier. It seemed like a nice place so it's where my wife decided to go to, but then every place has their problems. There were only three people to take care of all the 25 rooms and do cooking because a bunch of people called in sick. The food's kind of a coin flip, sometimes it's good, sometimes it's just not the greatest. They have the people playing Bingo, different kinds of board games, and Yahtzee. Majority of the staff is pretty good, but some of them are questionable. The room my wife is in suits her right now, but they supposedly have bigger rooms there. She has her bed in there, a table by the side of her bed, a chair, a small refrigerator, a love seat, and a decent-sized bathroom."

"It was a wonderful place. The staff was very friendly and wonderful. The apartment was just exactly what I would want. I liked that's it on the first floor and had its own door to the outside. Plus, the outside door led right to a beautiful garden with wildlife. I loved it there. There's a library and a place where you can cook and bake. The dining room was also great. You could go down for coffee and they even put out pastries. It's open all night, so if you got up at four in the morning and sit down there, you can. It's very nice."

"We chose Southern Oaks Place for our parents because it's a smaller community, which makes it easier for my dad to walk to dinners or to get meals. The other ones were huge. He has a little bit of a problem walking, so this is more intimate. It's very clean. Even though it's along a very busy street, you don't hear the traffic. The grounds were nice. The people were nice. The dining area looked really good. The food had a good selection."

"My aunt moved in at Ecumen Lakeview Commons. The staff is very friendly and very good. Everything there is very nice. The rooms are nice, and it's just big enough for what my aunt needs. The dining room looks like a restaurant, and they have choices for their food. My aunt says the food is very good. They have bingo and tours to different places. She takes part in just about everything, and I can't believe how busy she is."

"My mother lived at Oakridge Place. The price was good. You have a choice of doing a full meal plan, one meal a day, or two meals a day. They had wonderful staff there. We visited there. I thought that I was going to be able to have a meal there, but I didn't get to. I was a little late, and they were in the middle of their lunch. If you don't like what's on their menu for the day, you can do an ala carte menu. They could have said, 'Well, we can get you a sandwich quick' since people were still eating in the dining room. They could have done that. I think the staff either forgot or had to continue with the tour because I was late, and she had other things going on. The staff was wonderful. I visited this place two weeks ago, and the person who did the tour was Heather. She is new to that place, but she's very good and helpful. They had a couple of apartments that they were fixing up. After someone leaves a place like that, they thoroughly have to go through it and clean it. Heather did a great job. I was pleased with it. It didn't make a difference that I didn't get a lunch, but I think if they tell you you're going to get lunch, you should get a sandwich or something. They have a lot of activities for the residents. They had a lot of people coming in to sing. Sometimes, during the meal, they had light piano music going on and a lady was playing. It's not a place that I wanted, but it would be a great place for the right person. They were very efficient with everything. The dining room was very clean. The hallways were very clean and kept up well. They had a lot of activities. From experience with my mom being there, they have activities that are geared towards older people like bingo, putting puzzles together, and music. They have a van where they'll take you to the bank or they'll take you where you need to go. My mom was there during COVID the whole time and it doesn't bother her too much because she wasn't used to going out much anyway because she's blind and couldn't see. She had those books where they listened to the books. Those are provided by the Foundation for the Blind and that was her enjoyment for activity. There are good things for the people to do there. Overall (and I based it on what my mother was able to do), they were very efficient with that. They had therapies that would come in if your doctor agreed that you needed that. They had bingo, music, therapy, exercise, and some other types of games."

Empower Center Care provides personalized care and support services to promote independence and enhance seniors' quality of life. Our compassionate staff assists with daily activities, medication management, and mobility support in a safe, nurturing environment. With engaging social activities our community fosters connections and offers peace of mind for residents and their loved ones. Our nurses deliver comprehensive, round-the-clock medical care to support residents' health and well-being. We cater to diverse needs. Our nurturing environment, combined with personalized care plans and compassionate staff, ensures residents receive the highest quality nursing care in a comfortable, homelike setting. We provide nutritionally balanced meals, crafted by our talented team. We take pride in accommodating diverse dietary preferences and restrictions, ensuring every resident enjoys a satisfying dining experience. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"The people were very friendly, helpful, and explained everything that they'd be doing for my mother. They don't have the amenities that she used to have when she was in a bigger place before. They just have their room and their lunch room. There's a front porch and a back area. They have pots and some plants growing in it. It's just like a little house area; it's a small place. They do different stuff. They do facials. They work out. They have different people come in and sing. They go for walks and do things. They have someone that comes in and cooks their meals. We haven't tried it, but it smelled good. It's just that they have window air conditioners, which we didn't know about when we moved her in there. She keeps unplugging it all the time. Her room gets hot, so we have to call them to go check her air. But I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of places that have that. She unplugs everything and takes the batteries out of everything, so it's not their fault."

"We toured Sunrise of Roseville. There were 45 or 50 people there for assisted living, and everybody was happy. The apartments were very nice, including the one on the ground floor and the back overlooking some parkland and stuff. It has a very nice two-bedroom, and it seemed like a nice size. Everything looks good about it. There's a refrigerator, but no stove because they provide all the meals. They serve three meals a day, and you can get snacks anytime. Breakfast starts at maybe eight, and you can get all day long. They have different menu specials every day, like lunch, maybe noon to one, and then dinner at 5 to 6, but there's also a snack bar where you can pick up popcorn and cookies and other things, and you can pretty much ask for anything, and they'll be happy to give it to you. We had breakfast there and it was great."

"My sister moved to Suite Living of Spring Lake Park. It's very clean, airy, and open. The staff is friendly and nice, and the food is good. However, they don't have enough staff. They have bingo and cards and go out and eat if they want."

"I visited Oakland Assisted Living. I thought it was very nice but I don't know if I'm in denial but I didn't think it was for me because all my friends are in Wright County and we're getting to the point where none of us drive. I did like it though and if I got drastically ill I would go there. Being a person of independence I had a little qualms about sharing a bathroom but it was only two people in one bathroom so I do believe it would be workable, otherwise, that was a beautiful home. Beautiful setting. Very nice."

Personal Care Senior Living proudly offers the highest personal care service to all of our guests with a one-on-one relationship. We offer the highest standards in care and our employees continue to set the bar for the utmost care. From our General Manager to all personal providers, we never stop finding ways to provide better care and better service. We know the importance for us to share time with our residents, which we feel helps provide our residents with better health. From our staff meetings to our daily get-togethers, our goal is to provide the very best in service and care. The best time in life is when you can relax and enjoy the good life. At Personal Care Senior Living, our residents will find all the amenities they need to enjoy life to its fullest while maintaining their independence. A rich, rewarding lifestyle awaits, providing comfort and peace of mind. We look forward to welcoming you home.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory

"I love it here at Ecumen Prairie Lodge. I feel safe and sound. The food is great. They are all pretty fantastic people. They are fun to be with and I love them. I don't want to be anywhere else. The place is simple. We have coffee here any time you want it, or juice, and there's plenty of water. They wash our clothes and take good care of us. They take us to different therapies. So far, I love it. They are excellent. They are very kind and very caring."