Episcopal Homes

Name: Episcopal Homes
Address: 1860 University Avenue West, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55104, United States
Telephone: (651) 632-8801
Price range: $$

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

4.3 on Google · 106 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing Independent Living

About Episcopal Homes

Episcopal Homes is a senior living community located in St. Paul, offering a full continuum of care that includes independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, along with transitional care for those recovering after a hospital stay. This range allows residents and their families to plan for changing needs over time, often without having to move to a different organization as care requirements shift. Independent living suits seniors who want their own living space while having access to additional support if needed down the road. Assisted living provides help with daily tasks for those who value more independence alongside personal care. Memory care is designed for residents living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, while skilled nursing and transitional care serve those recovering from illness, injury, or surgery, or requiring more consistent medical oversight. Families considering Episcopal Homes for a parent or partner may appreciate the ability to move between levels of care within the same community as circumstances change. Those exploring options are encouraged to reach out directly to learn more about daily routines, dining, activities, and other specifics of life at the community.

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Full continuum of care

Independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing on one campus

Memory care available

Dedicated memory care services for residents with dementia

Skilled nursing services

On-site nursing home and transitional care for rehabilitation needs

Located in St. Paul

Senior housing and care services based in St. Paul

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Honest Reviewer 9 months ago

My mom stays here, it’s not what I would have chosen for her…my sister picked it without my advice. It barely has parking near her entrance (on street no room), the place is a tad older, it’s a giant maze to get through & if you try to stay a few days visiting…they make the resident feel guilty!! Not okay! Her apartment is SMALL, no drawers in the kitchen & it’s just not that good. The staff is at least friendly and they have semi okay activities…I would keep looking.
Linda Johnson 6 months ago

My parents have been here for over 10 years and live independently. They have been pleased with it and so has our family. The staff are helpful and friendly. Plenty of diverse activities. Residents support each other and have social hours. There are nice guest rooms to stay in if needed. Newspapers are delivered to their door, there is assistance with technology, and plenty of books to checkout, and a movie theater. Music groups come in frequently to perform, there are religious services of different denominations. If you wish to be involved, you have plenty of opportunities. My only concerns is the location, however it does seem like it’s being improved by the soccer stadium, however not safe to walk outside at night. Likewise, the green line is right there, but unsafe for a senior to ride with the crime and potential violence on the green line. There are many signs in the main community room of a political nature and the signs line the windows as well. In my opinion, this could be a separate group who meets, with the signage decreased because if you don’t share the same political beliefs you wouldn’t feel welcome here. If needed, usually able to be admitted to TCU from hospital, my parents have been admitted to the TCU a few times and they could transition back to independent living . There are levels of care available if needed.

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Tray Rivera 3 months ago

Patients are not a priority here. Staff needs override the individual needs of their patients. They also don’t take the patients outside in decent weather.
Curtis Daniel 2 years ago

I was here to visit a Long Time Friend to celebrate her birthday. I stayed in one of the guest rooms, very nice and quiet. As good if not better than many motel/hotel rooms. ALSO, this place is an amazing place for Seniors to live. Multiple dining choices, a full range of activities for health and well being as you age, a wonderful staff and great setting.
Joe Smith a year ago

It's a great place, but unfortunately they decide to push a decisive political narrative. Hanging up politically charged signs in communal spaces and in windows that alienate and divide. These places should be a haven from politically charged rhetoric. Allowing this is unprofessional and stands starkly against what the community represents. Shame on you for falling into this toxic ideology and pushing it into what should be an apolitical area of rest and peace for our aging population. It's disgusting how short sighted the management has become.