Transitional Care Center at Episcopal Homes

Name: Transitional Care Center at Episcopal Homes
Address: 1879 Feronia Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55104, United States
Telephone: (651) 646-4061
Price range: $$

Part of Episcopal Homes

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

3.8 on Google · 10 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Transitional Care Center at Episcopal Homes

Transitional Care Center at Episcopal Homes, located in St. Paul, provides short-term rehabilitation and transitional care for seniors moving from a hospital stay back to independent living at home. The community also offers skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care services, giving families options depending on the level of support a loved one needs over time. This setting is best suited to seniors who require focused recovery support after a hospitalization, as well as those who may need ongoing skilled nursing or memory care in a more structured environment. The emphasis on transitional care means the community is organized around helping residents regain strength and independence with the goal of returning home when possible. Families considering Episcopal Homes for a parent or spouse recovering from illness, injury, or surgery may find it a practical option given its focus on rehabilitation alongside longer-term care services. Those interested in daily routines, dining options, activities, or visiting policies are encouraged to confirm these details directly with the community.

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Short-term rehab

Transitional care to help seniors move from hospital to home

Multiple care types

Memory care, skilled nursing, and assisted living available

St. Paul location

Serving St. Paul, Minneapolis, and nearby areas

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Michael Carlson a year ago

Great Transitional Care Center, helping you get from hospital to home. Quality care and wonderful staff. 5 star staffing levels. Non-profit, safe and secure campus, conveniently located near excellent food and entertainment opportunities.
Simone Sutherland 12 months ago

My father stayed there in the TCU. This place was horrible- his aid on more than one occasion reeked of alcohol (from drinking)- when I reported it to management they said I must be mistaken that it was probably the smell of hand sanitizer (it definitely wasn't). I came in one day to find my dad sitting in the dining room with other residents only wearing a diaper & a t-shirt (no pants or clothes), the aid said he didn't want him to miss dinner & didn't know where his clothes were- I walked over & opened up his drawer full of clothes - he was basically too lazy to get him dressed (there were multiple aids sitting at the table joking around- so they werent too busy to dress him). During meal times residents were left to spill food & liquids all over themselves- no bibs, or clothes coverage & they weren't cleaned up- asked about it at the desk & the person said they should have them (bibs) because they had them on other floors. Every time I was there I'd just grab a towel to put on my dad while he ate. After I reported the employee for smelling like alcohol (booze) apparently he tried to get even by saying my dad was suicidal- he wasnt, he was happy & relaxed - so I had to stay overnight trying to sleep in a chair by my dad's bedside- where he was happily talking to me for 1/2 the night. My dad was a fall risk & while in bed he was supposed to have an alarm clipped to him- however they kept clipping the other end to things which could also easily fall with him, like a pillow(?). When I asked if they could put a mat on the floor- so if he fell, he wouldnt be hurt, they acted like that was a such a foreign/unusual idea (they already told me they'd found him stuck between the bed & the wall). My dad also got a UTI while there and when he was being transferred out I asked if they'd be sending all if his meds, including the UTI meds on to the next place, they assured me they would. Even after I asked about it the day of his departure (where will his UTI meds be?), they did

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Deanna Lofgren a year ago

The staff are excellent and provide great care. Episcopal Homes feels warm and welcoming. If you or a loved one needs transitional care, I recommend Episcopal Homes.
Joann Benesh 5 years ago

We researched the government web site and read reviews to choose a transitional care center. I was moved there from the hospital at 7:30 p.m. and was forced to sit in a wheelchair for 4 hours waiting for attention. The person in charge told employees under her supervision not to do anything unless she was there. Then she disappeared for several hours and could not be reached. When she returned she said she was hungry and had to get something to eat. At 11:30 I begged them to help me into bed even if I had to sleep in my clothes. A couple of days later they ran short of pain meds. It was 24 miserable hours before I received strong meds again. They seemed to be very short of help. There were some really caring people. Delays were constant. Therapy was good. I would not recommend this place.
Sarah Carlson a year ago

I'd highly recommend the transitional care center at Episcopal Homes. They have a great therapy team, gym, excellent staffing levels, and food!