Providence Place

Providence Place

Minneapolis Minnesota, United States
3.7 on Google · 92 reviews

About Providence Place

Providence Place, located in Minneapolis, provides memory care and skilled nursing services for individuals who need dedicated support with daily living or rehabilitation. The community describes itself as combining attentive care with recreational and personal growth opportunities, suggesting residents have access to organized activities alongside their care routines. Families considering Providence Place may want to call ahead to schedule a tour and learn more about daily programming, dining options, and how the community supports residents' personal interests. This option may be a good fit for families seeking a Minneapolis-based setting that offers both memory care and skilled nursing under one roof, allowing for continuity of care as needs change over time.

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Memory Care

Specialized memory care services for residents with dementia

Skilled Nursing

On-site skilled nursing care for residents with medical needs

Minneapolis Location

Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota

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  • Charinda H 5 months ago

    When our father, Valford Albert Kelly, entered Providence Place for the final chapter of his life, we expected professional care. What we did not expect was to witness one of the most beautiful examples of humanity we have ever experienced. Over the last six days of his life, our father was surrounded by a community of people who treated him not as a patient, but as a person whose life mattered. The CNAs, nurses, social worker, receptionist, chaplain, and end-of-life doulas became an extension of our family. They celebrated his life, honored his dignity, comforted his daughters, and ensured that he never faced a single moment alone. As we sat at his bedside watching a man we loved prepare for his final journey, these caregivers quietly carried burdens that were not their own. They adjusted pillows, held hands, wiped tears, shared prayers, offered encouragement, and reminded us that compassion is still alive in this world. Then something extraordinary happened. After learning that our family would not be hosting a traditional memorial service, the Providence Place team created one of their own. They organized a butterfly remembrance service in Dad’s honor. For twenty precious minutes, residents, staff, and loved ones gathered together to celebrate a life well lived. As butterflies drifted into the sky, we stood there missing the man whose voice had guided us, whose hands had protected us, and whose love had shaped our lives. In the middle of unimaginable heartbreak, they gave us a gift we never expected: a chance to honor him, to cry together, and to feel that his life had touched far more hearts than we ever knew. It became a memory we will carry for the rest of our lives. The following evening, after Dad’s passing, they invited our family back for a candlelight remembrance service, surrounding grieving families with support, understanding, and hope. As the candles flickered in the darkness, we felt the weight of our loss in a new way. Our father was gone.

  • Juan Quitevis 6 months ago

    This is the place for your loved one! We were amazed at the responsiveness of the staff, the kind, caring patience displayed by all and the friendliness of everyone. The grace you gave our loved one genuinely touched each of us.

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  • carlos ramirez 8 months ago

    I was at the facility and First Glance it is very Clean No Smell . As I walked through the Building every one of the Staff was Attention detail of their individual Responsibilities. Very Respectful People And as for the Care part for the Residents, The attention detail is excellent to meet the Needs of the Patients . The patients seem very comfortable there

  • Jeffery Gauss a year ago

    The place seemed clean, and the staff I came in contact with seemed very nice, but my friend who was recovering from surgery had some issues. She soiled her pants and they wouldn’t help her for hours! They took her clothes and never returned them. She’s a vegetarian and they keep giving her chicken broth soup and vegetables that had a meat flavor. Kept serving her just salads. She said the food was awful. I know taking care of seniors is a tough job, but they need to be more attentive and caring towards their patients.

  • Hello providence place, I doubt anybody who works there still does when I was a resident in 2015, I should've left this review when I left. But when I was there damn near a decade ago a young 23-24 year old! I had the best time there. You could come an go! I even had 2 girlfriends over for a night while I was there an the staff did not come pull her out of my bed! Which I think was pretty cool they probably seen I had no family so kindve pity'd me which I didn't mind. Being a paraplegic on the Southside of town close to distant family made my stay one of a kind. If I could I would go back but iam now 5 years sober from heroin no Wounds an No habit to keep under control I hope if one day I need to go back they would accept me back! Ryan was swift with the relocation services! Got me out of there in under 6 months into a better living situation for a young man. Need less to say! I loved the place an made great memories there!... *edit, Not correcting anything lol I didn't think anybody would respond. But yes thank you for the experience. There was a Native American Nurse there who took the best care of me. Reminded me of my own Nokomis.... Thank you if you can reach out or ask previous staff if they remember her! Please send her my best of wishes.... Anyway onto clarifying my story. Iam now going on 6 years sober from my demons. I live a much much much better life Iam independent in just about every aspect (lol except that of washing and drying my own clothes I love when I can go back home to RedLake Nation. I bring all my clothes.) but yes. Thank you Providence place I hold this place dearest in my memories... And thank you to the owner for contacting me :) and not just passing it by you replied. That means so much to me in this day and age when everybody's at there neighbors throat or in their business. You shined through. Customer service 10/10....

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(612) 238-2500
Address on Google
3720 23rd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55407, USA
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