Park Health A Villa Center

Park Health A Villa Center sits over at 4415 W. 36 1/2 St. in Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, and provides both short-term and long-term care for older adults. The building holds up to 70 skilled nursing beds and 70 nursing home beds, and has a license issued by the state for elder care. Residents can use amenities like Wi-Fi in their rooms, a beauty salon and barbershop, quiet courtyards and gardens, and a chapel or prayer room for reflection. People living here take part in various activities such as themed dinners, exercise classes, and holiday events, which makes for a bit of social time during their stay. Some folks need help with daily routines, so personal care assistance is available around the clock, and there are fitness programs for those able to participate. Park Health handles complex health needs, offering services including cardiac care, respiratory care, pharmacy services, wound care, and several types of therapy - physical, occupational, and speech. There are mental health supports, palliative and hospice care for those at end of life, and dietary management for specific nutrition needs. Those with memory loss or cognitive problems can find memory care programs and a secured environment for safety. The community keeps its common areas tidy and comfortable, without strong odors. An interdisciplinary clinical team manages care plans, working together on discharge planning, case management, and clinical account management, which adds a layer of support for both residents and their families. Park Health A Villa Center, managed by Ms. Ashley Redfern, is part of Villa Healthcare and connected to broader networks like Extendicare and Monarch Healthcare Management, giving it access to more healthcare support in the region. Meals focus on health and fresh ingredients, and skilled nurses are on duty 24 hours a day. Families often look for simple, solid services in these places, and Park Health covers many needs like rehabilitation-both in-house and outpatient-memory care, dialysis, and assisted living for those who want a bit of independence with some backup when needed. They do their best to help each person living there maintain as much independence as possible, and the staff works to adapt care as each person's needs change. The place doesn't claim to be perfect, but it aims to give steady hands-on care and day-to-day comfort for people who need both medical support and a welcoming place to stay.