St Otto's Care Center

St Otto's Care Center sits in Little Falls, MN, where it's known as a 91-bed skilled nursing facility started by the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls, and it's really shaped by Christian values and beliefs, so the care's always got a bit of that thoughtful touch where you'll notice staff making an effort to know each resident and their family, and the days run Monday through Friday, from 8:00 in the morning to 4:00 in the afternoon, which is when the main office and services are available. The staff includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Trained Medication Aides, Nursing Assistants, Dietary Aides, Housekeepers, and Activities Assistants, with each role doing their part to keep life moving along safely and comfortably for residents who may need help with daily living or short-term support after surgery, illness, or injury, and you'll see the folks here do work aimed at protecting dignity and helping people stay as independent as they reasonably can, even as the needs change. St Otto's Care Center offers both long-term and short-term care, so someone might come for a longer stay or just a bit of recovery before heading back home, and there's always a focus on comfort and making the experience positive for both residents and their families. The place is recognized for its community-oriented approach, which means they try hard to build good relationships with residents, family members, staff, and the broader Little Falls community, whether it's through volunteer opportunities, family involvement, or local activities that bring folks together. The environment is designed to be supportive and comfortable, and you'll notice staff place value on teamwork and clear communication, doing their best to keep daily life predictable and respectful. With a range of resources for long-term care, family caregiving, and practical support, you'll find it's a spot where practical help meets a bit of heart, and while the facility's rated 3.0 based on five reviews, there's an ongoing commitment to improvement. They also have supervised day services for older adults or persons with disabilities who might need care when their families are working. People interested in learning more or wanting a closer look can find out about tours, apply for work, or see photos online. The programs are made for each person, shaped by what the resident needs most that day, whether it's help with medicine, meals, or daily tasks, and the aim is always to help people recover, settle in, or spend their days with as much independence as possible, surrounded by a caring team.