Nursing Home Communities in Red Wing, MN

"I toured Benedictine Living Community-Regina. It's a very beautiful facility. The person who brought me to the room and showed it off was very nice and knowledgeable. The rooms are based on cost, and she showed me the least expensive one, which was very small. I mean, you could barely fit well. It was a studio, so that meant that your bed was the main piece of furniture. There was a small kitchenette, but that was it, and a bathroom, and a very small space. She didn't show me any alternative rooms. In other words, if you pay a little bit more money, what size of room would you get for the increase? I don't know whether she didn't have any to show or why she didn't, but the place itself was very clean and well-kept."

"Kinnic Long Term Care provides more care than what my uncle needed at this point. It's a nursing home, but it seemed very neat. There's not much privacy because you have to share a room, and it's not an apartment. It's just a TV and beds and everything else is shared. The person during the tour was quite friendly."

"The Lutheran Home was good. I liked their staff and their facility. She seemed to be comfortable there. She had a beautiful, single room which was very cheery and homey. She knew people that were there. "

"My mother is in Spring Valley Senior Living and Health Care Campus. What I like best is the staff that is coming there from the previous nursing home my mother was at. That will make a lot of difference in her care. It's a very clean and nice facility, and I like that they have outdoor gardens, but they're contained within wings so that people with dementia can safely be in an outdoor area with flowers and trees and things without actually leaving the facility or wandering off. They have four wings, two wings are assisted living, and two wings are nursing homes."

Pine Haven Community, located in Pine Island, MN, offers a range of care options including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living, respite care, and hospice care. This variety makes it suitable for seniors with diverse needs. The community features apartment-style living, with some units equipped with kitchens and living rooms.The community provides numerous amenities to enhance residents' quality of life. Meals are provided, and there are organized activities and programs to keep residents engaged. Safety is a priority, with an emergency response system in place. On-site parking is available, and pets are welcome. For those interested, spiritual activities and programs are offered. Residents can also participate in facilitated field trips and outings, and there are ambulatory assistance features. Additional amenities include communal dining, controlled building access, shared common areas, salon services, safety and wellness checks, social activities and events, and group exercise.Pine Haven Community offers various services to meet residents' needs. Physical therapy and rehabilitation services are available, along with nurses on staff and on call. Special diets and dietary accommodations are provided, and general transportation services are available. Personal care services, medication management, occupational therapy and rehabilitation, and housekeeping services are also offered. The community accepts insurance, which can help residents manage their healthcare needs more easily.

"I spent a few hours talking with supervisors, touring the facility, having lunch and visiting with residents. I had reached out to friends after my aunt had a stroke as we are looking for somewhere close to home, but also a place she will enjoy. My first impression was that they had a beautiful building; complete with a gazebo out front, and an attached clinic. I like the clinic being so close, they literally are able to walk the tenants down the hall for appointments, instead of taking them across town and sitting and waiting. The people seemed very happy with the people who work with them, rooms were clean as were the bathrooms. Every employee I spoke too wasn't rushed and answered all my questions competently. The food was good and I was informed that the menu is quite varied. I really liked that they have a large board in the common area with information about when activities were happening, and there was a lot going on during the week. "

"Norris Square is the second one we put my husband's name on because it had that feeling of caring, and there were people that were actually doing things. They were not just sitting there staring. We saw a group of women playing some game with somebody, and they were laughing and having a good time. They knew everyone's name in their memory care. We really liked it. It was very comfortable and very welcoming. There were things for the people to do. The facility was very nice, all kept up, and modern. There were lots of rooms. The memory care people have their own places, which were very nice. It was clean, and it was up-to-date as far as being comfortable. It was roomy and not cramped feeling, and the staff who gave the tour was wonderful."

"St Elizabeth Medical Center is very clean and orderly. The people are friendly and are very respectful of my mother and they treat her very well. They care about the people they work with. They work hard and I think they do a wonderful job. You can tell they care about the people they work for. There are usually at least two, sometimes four, activities a day. They do anything from worship services to music events. They have ice cream socials. They do bingo, Bunco, and those types of games. They'll do arts and crafts with the residents and they also do communication games to get people talking. The dining area is very nice. It's simple but clean. I have not sampled the food, but I can see from what they serve that it's of high quality. My mother had salmon for lunch. So, they are having very good meals. They're getting their vegetables, the meat, the protein, and then the fruits and desserts too. So, it's a very well-balanced meal."

"Trinity Care Center is beautiful. All the rooms are around the center area where the dining area is along with all these cobblestones and waterfall. It's just high-voltage and really pretty. The staff is very caring and very personable too. I've only seen the menu and it seems good and healthy, but my mom said she likes the food. She likes soup a lot and they all accommodate her with that. Her room is rather large. It's got good closet space and she's got plenty of stuff in there. It's got the senior living, assisted living, and the nursing home all in one, so you can just move back and forth depending on your needs. They have a hair salon, physical therapy, and she goes to bingo all the time. They make her feel like she's at home. Everything can use an improvement, but I think they've done a pretty good job."

"My mother is in Trinity Care Center. Everything has been very good, from the food, to the care, and to the facilities. It's very clean and they keep things clean. The staff is friendly, and they do a follow through if you have any suggestions. They make my mother feel very much at home. They've got bingo, they had a volunteer night yesterday and they went out to eat one evening. Her husband gets her out and they encourage her. We're really happy. It came very much recommended by people we know from Farmington. Compared to other healthcare facilities, their food is far above anything else that I've seen. They keep the place very well staffed and everybody has been friendly. I've seen them interact with her. This place is spotless."

"Baldwin Care Center has church services, support, Bingo, and choir groups who come in and sing. The only thing they lack are volunteers, which is something I'd like to see. My dad is in a private room. Birch Haven, the assisted living portion was phenomenal and fabulous. They took care of my dad and they brought him to Bingo. It was only $150 a day, which included everything. My dad was there for three weeks. They have a caring staff, and they give family hugs and support. They joke with the residents and go down to their level. They cared about Dad. They also gave us educational material to read about Dad's dementia and they even reached out to us. They are wonderful. You get the same staff members that care for you three nights out of seven, and that's phenomenal. They take pride in that."

"My dad was at American Heritage Care Center. Veterans paid for the whole bill. They were able to move him there. It seemed they never had enough help, but they were very good. They were excellent. Anything we wanted, they did. It was clean and friendly. We were happy with the place. The nurses were awesome. Everybody there was excellent. My dad needed lots of care when he got there. The place was older, but the food was good."

"I moved my grandfather in CCH of Hudson WI in September of 2024 into a long-term care room. Since moving he has thrived greatly. Hs is involved in group activities; he has gained weight that was needed and adores the staff and food. The staff are amazing, they make you feel very at home. I feel blessed I can go home and sleep at night knowing he is being taken care of."