Oak Hills Living Center New Ulm, MN

Oak Hills Living Center has great activities, great support services, and more options for senior living before they move on to a nursing home. The staff is very accommodating and helpful. Mom has a very spacious, comfortable one-bedroom apartment. She can have visitors without feeling cramped. The food is served buffet-style and is very delicious. The dining room is very pleasant. The place is very clean, comfortable, and welcoming.

Oak Hills Living Center was a beautiful place. They treated my mom so well, and everything was so nice, very clean, and very wonderful. It was really an excellent facility. My sister was also there for rehab, and she too said that it was actually wonderful.

This establishment is very clean and since their remodeling it is now a very homey place. Pleasant workers, good food, fish tanks to watch, a very nice aviary with finches and pigeons to watch. They have a great events coordinator too. There's even George the cat who visits people. Well mannered dogs are always welcome in this facility to visit people. Also have a rehab hall for people who get knee replacements and such to heal before going back home. I think this is a great thing to provide to the community.

Like I said before, my grandmother had a stroke and she lives at Oak Hills now. I feel as though some places like this can forget that the people living at old folks homes are people, too. A lot of younger high school and college students work at Oak Hills and I have some friends that have worked their as well. Sometimes, it seems like they take it like a job and nothing more. They don't seem to care for the people living in this place as much as they should. The overall feel of the place isn't so bad, it's kept clean and tidy. So It's not really that bad of a place I mean there are some nice staff members. It just seems like they need to up the qualifications for working there. My grandmother gets treated well and I think she doesn't mind living there, too much. I'm sure she would rather be living and spending time at home, though.