Woodland Hill sits in Washington County and offers a wide range of senior living and care services, so older adults can find support as their needs change, and the place has apartments for independent living, assisted living, and memory care, with memory care options for those needing extra support due to memory loss, including secured spaces and a highest level called "Late." The facility is managed by Presbyterian Homes & Services and emphasizes a Christian ministry, with kind and innovative services provided to all residents along with spiritual care and the chance to meet with a campus pastor if wanted. Residents can find specialized Parkinson's care, palliative care, home health care, hospice care, short-term rehab, and long-term health care, and 24-hour skilled nursing services are available at the Lyngblomsten Care Center, so people with high care needs can get help right when it's needed, and there's also a DaVita Dialysis Clinic on-site for those who need dialysis. Those who want independent living will discover apartments like one-bedroom, one-bedroom plus sunroom or den, and two-bedroom, each with a month-to-month lease and in-unit laundry, and the assisted living side has studios, one-bedroom, one-bedroom plus den or sunroom, and two-bedroom with two-bath apartments, all with options for personal care such as bathing, dressing, housekeeping, scheduled van transportation, and an emergency call system, plus two meals included daily. Memory care apartments come with secured entrances, different apartment types, a highest "Late" memory care support, and month-to-month leases, and all the apartments have kitchen appliances as well as cable, internet, and laundry services included.
Meals are available throughout the community-two a day in assisted living, with options to buy meals in independent living-and if a resident wants, guest meals can be arranged as well, and with communal dining and a general store, there's always a place to eat or pick up necessities. The maintenance-free lifestyle includes on-site maintenance, lawn care, and snow removal, which means residents aren't responsible for these chores. The community supports people of all backgrounds and needs, with payment options like checks, credit cards, insurance, home sale and financial guidance, and offers help for veterans through VA Aid Assistance. Parking is in a heated underground garage with a $60 per month fee, and pet owners in independent living can bring dogs or cats under 20 pounds for a $500 deposit. Residents stay comfortable with smoke-free buildings, oak cabinetry, and amenities like a library, chapel, club lounge, art studio, fitness center, business office, movie theater, gardens, walking paths, aquatic area with hot tub and spa, and hobby or craft rooms, as well as a meditation space and on-site salon.
There are monthly health and wellness clinics and wellness programs including yoga, stretching, and instructor-led fitness classes like cardio drumming, plus scheduled outings, shopping trips, and facilitated activities like arts and crafts, literary and music programs, and organized entertainment in venues both inside and out. Housekeeping, linen, and laundry/linen services are provided, and residents can find structured activities, emergency call equipment in case of need, and technology like telephone services and Wifi. There's on-site nursing staff (part-time), initial assessments, regular nurse care, medication reminders, and clinical records kept current. The personal care fee is $12 per day and covers things like bathing help, dressing, and meal prep, while other services include maintenance, snow removal, and lawn work. The campus holds a Minnesota state license number 16010 and offers secured and supportive options for those needing memory care.
While Woodland Hill encourages people to visit, schedule tours to meet staff and residents, and see firsthand how the community operates, it's clear that the place focuses on providing different levels of support, safety, spiritual care, and comfort, so older adults can live as fully as possible, whether it's for a short period of time recovering or over the long term, and families can know there's skilled and compassionate help available for all kinds of needs.
