Traditions Of Owatonna I offers help for seniors who want different levels of care, so here you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services all in one place, plus they even have options like senior apartments and companion care if someone needs that. The place welcomes both cats and dogs under 30 pounds if the resident can take care of their own pet and is happy to let folks choose from studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, with floor plans between 400 and 820 square feet; in assisted living, the apartments have a small kitchen, a den area, and a private bath, while the memory care side gives secure, private studio-style rooms for those needing extra safety. They keep licensed nurses on-site and on call around the clock and give regular help with things like bathing, dressing, and managing medicines, so someone's always there if a resident needs a hand, which makes families and residents feel a bit more at ease.
There's a chapel for worship, a beauty salon and barber, a private dining room for special meals, and nice lounges for relaxing or chatting with neighbors. Outdoors, residents can sit or stroll in a courtyard garden filled with trees and flowers, and there are walking paths for fresh air and easy movement. Residents can join art classes, movie nights, daily planned activities, and field trips out for shopping or local events because they've got group transportation when needed and a calendar for keeping track of things to do. The place serves home-cooked meals every day, free coffee and snacks all day long, and offers guest meals and weekly laundry and housekeeping, so life feels more comfortable and less stressful.
The community puts focus on safety and peace of mind too, with a 24-hour call system and safety features like walk-in tubs, security, ID theft protection, and medical alert systems, and staff say they try to keep a comfortable, respectful environment with trust-based relationships, courteous help, and special care to reduce confusion for those with dementia. The facility has a strong reputation, with high ratings from residents and their families, several awards for senior living, and a careful review process to give people good information about what daily life is really like. Traditions Of Owatonna I tries to keep things homelike and friendly, offering help as needed and making sure there's plenty for seniors to do, whether they want quiet corners or busy activities with others.
