Benedictine Living Community-New Brighton sits on the Country Manor Campus and gives seniors many care options, like Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Continuing Care Retirement Communities, so folks can change their care plan if their health changes down the road. The campus has clean, well-kept spaces and nice outdoor areas, and you'll find places like the Country Store & Pharmacy, Cold Spring Bakery Outlet, Quick Clinic, and the Good To Go Deli-Style Cafe, plus coffee, soft serve ice cream, a gift shop, and an ATM, which all help make daily life a bit easier and more social for residents. People who need daily support get help with dressing, bathing, moving around, and medication through Assisted Living or Basic Care, and there are private and semiprivate care suites set up so people can have a bit of privacy but still get the right help when they need it.
For folks with memory problems like Alzheimer's or other dementias, the community has specific Memory Care programs and living areas made to keep them safe and engaged; those who need more medical attention can move into Skilled Nursing, where licensed caregivers like RNs, LPNs, CNAs, physicians, and specialists are around all the time, day and night. When someone is getting better from a surgery, an illness, or a stroke, several types of therapy and rehabilitation services are on-site, and short-term rehab stays help get people back to where they want to be. For families who need a short break, respite care is available, and adult day programs offer a safe place for seniors during the day with social and wellness activities. The staff, known for being kind and helpful, don't just help with personal care and medications, but also provide spiritual support with chaplains and chapel services, and they organize lots of group outings and activities, so people have chances to stay social with friends.
Veterans get specialized support and information about their benefits, and there's also help for families figuring out things like long-term care insurance, financial planning, or picking the right housing option. Meals are made on-site with a focus on health, served in a way that lets folks make their own choices from a broad menu, and nutritionists help guide meal planning for those with special needs. There's a strong focus on making sure those who have high needs or are underserved get compassionate care, and that includes palliative and hospice services for end-of-life support. Even people living at home can get in-home care from Amada Senior Care, including non-medical help and companionship, or home health visits for medical needs.
Benedictine Living Community-New Brighton takes care to keep grounds beautiful and accessible for everyone, and there's transportation for shopping, attending plays, or other cultural events with the community's scheduled bus, plus Wi-Fi, parking, and general counseling services when needed. The staff and residents share a strong sense of Christian faith, and church services are a regular part of life here. People know the staff for their cheerful attitudes and their reputation for high-quality long-term and rehab care.
Residents can move in directly, skipping waitlists, and the care plans get tailored to each person's needs, whether that's a little help or a lot of support, aiming for each person to enjoy activity, wellness, or simply a safe and caring environment. That way, seniors can stay as independent as possible, but still know help is right there when they need it, in a place that values kindness, faith, and good company.
