Quinlan Home sits in St. Paul, Minnesota, and folks say it's got a calm and peaceful feeling throughout the place, so you'll find a quiet atmosphere there. The community can fit 58 people in assisted living units, with choices like studios, shared apartments, or one-bedroom suites, and there's things like a barber and beauty shop, walking paths, a garden, and a library for everyone living there to use. Meals get cooked by a chef and watched over by a dietitian, with options for special diets if you need them, and most days you'll get three home-cooked meals along with help during mealtime if required. Housekeeping, laundry, and routine health checks are done by staff so residents can focus on other things. Quinlan Home covers several types of care such as assisted living, independent living, residential care home, memory care, skilled nursing, and recovery care after surgery, so if a resident's needs change, they won't need to move far. There are physicians, psychiatrists, and psychoanalysts on hand for specialized clinics and mental health support, and there's a therapy staff that focuses on things like occupational therapy and helping everyone keep active. The staff makes sure bathing, medication, and day-to-day help is there when you need it, plus there's emergency response all day and night.
For entertainment and getting together, Quinlan Home puts on social and educational programs, has a theater room, and offers organized activities for arts and crafts, board games, and music, and residents enjoy garden time and outings too. There's a health room, hot tub, sauna, fitness and music programs, pet therapy, and a community kitchen where folks can participate or just sit and watch. If someone needs memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, the place has tailored support and person-centered programs in that area, and caregivers seem known for being kind and understanding. The community offers help with getting to doctor visits, shopping, and faith services, and they try to make sure people feel at home and able to join in as much or as little as they want. Quinlan Home runs under Executive Director David Reynolds and keeps things organized through a review system verified by staff and community experts, with verified reviews available on SeniorAdvisor.com, currently showing a 5.0-star rating. They don't post prices up front, and they're not BBB accredited, but families can get guidance on long-term care decisions if they ask for it. Most people notice that the environment stays warm and friendly and that staff support independence while offering help when it's really needed, so residents find the right balance as they settle in.
