Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence

Name: Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence
Address: 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55102, United States
Price range: $$

St. Paul Minnesota, United States , Minnesota , United States

4.0 on Google · 8 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence

Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence, part of the Sholom community in St. Paul, Minnesota, offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing services. This range allows the community to support residents with varying levels of need, from those who benefit from help with daily routines to those requiring more specialized memory care or nursing support. Daily life at Bentson is shaped by its Jewish identity, with kosher dining and a cultural atmosphere rooted in Sholom's traditions. Residents can take part in engaging activities designed to encourage connection and routine, and the personalized approach to care suggests attention to individual preferences and needs. Families seeking a senior living option that honors Jewish faith and culture, alongside professional care, may find this community a good fit. For a spouse or adult child comparing options, Bentson presents a community where care needs can potentially be met in one place as they change over time, given the combination of assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing on site. Those interested in specifics such as room types, visiting policies, or pet accommodations are encouraged to confirm these details directly with the community.

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Andrea Jordan 2 months ago

My mother moved in a few weeks ago and has had the best experience. The team was helpful from start to finish in helping us navigate all the difficult parts of making a move like this. The community is warm, and friendly. Mom is not from St. Paul so she was nervous but all the residents were super nice and welcomed her in the sweetest way. We are so happy we made the decision to move her here.
Annie-Laurie McRee 2 months ago

Our family had a wonderful experience with Sholom while exploring a short-term respite stay for a family member.. Although circumstances changed and they ultimately did not move in, I came away with a very high opinion of Sholom. We worked primarily with Rachelle Lavalier, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, who was terrific. We were trying to make arrangements on an extremely compressed timeline during a difficult and uncertain time, and Rachelle and the team went above and beyond to try to make everything come together. They were responsive, flexible, kind, and supportive throughout the process. I was also genuinely impressed by both the quality of care provided and the strong sense of community Sholom has intentionally created. I left feeling that residents are truly known and cared for as people—and that this was a place where I would have felt very good about entrusting my parent’s care. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Sholom to other families navigating senior care.

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Katherine Marie 7 months ago

I received an unsolicited open house invitation from this organization addressed to my late mother, who has been deceased for almost a decade. Neither of us had ever made contact with this company so I'm not sure how or where they got my mother's information, but I find it very distressing. It was a painful reminder that she is no longer here and she won't have the privilege to grow old. I wish they wouldn't send unsolicited mail to people they don't know are alive or not, seeking services or not. I work in elder care and this was a sloppy and predatory introduction to this organization. Do better.
Charles Nemer a year ago

When Mom first had to go into transitional care at Sholom, we found the staff prompt and precise and knowledgeable of everything needing to be done. When Mom decided not to go home and move into assisted living permanently, we found the exact same experience. What we've found key to making all of this happen successfully is not being afraid to talk with the staff at all levels and departments about what all parties, including us, need to do across the whole span of Mom's stay to make it successful for everyone and proactively staying on top of everything. Lastly, and probably most importantly, is that everyone affiliated with Sholom are wonderful human beings and treat their efforts as more than "just a job". We are grateful and we make sure we say thank you and appreciate you every chance we can.
C 9 years ago

If I could give it less then 1 start I would. I work for a non profit organization and all I was trying to do was get information from this organization through a phone call. The receptionist was rude and kept saying that she could not hear me. I made several test calls to other people to make sure it was not my phone. After attempting to call the establishment again the receptionist refused to answer my phone call, most likely because she recognized the number at the point. I then used a different number to call and she picked up immediately. Completely Unprofessional and if the services is a reflection of the receptionist that you have then I will definitely not be referring any client to them.