Assisted Living Communities in Saint Cloud, Minnesota
Our comprehensive listings and authentic reviews in Saint Cloud, MN below include 39 Assisted Living facilities with 102 reviews. On average in Saint Cloud, residents and their loved ones rate Assisted Living options 4.0 out of 5 stars.
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"Harmony House facility had a very personable and home feeling atmosphere. I think the place was very clean and well kept. The place looked very new and nice and it quite quiet. I think that is important for people who are not living on their own. ..."
"My parents will be moving in. They've already rented an assisted living apartment. I know the building is not new, but it appeared to be new, very clean, and homelike. It had very comfortable seating scattered throughout the hallways and corners. I c..."
"Centennial Villa in Annandale wasn't too bad. The staff seemed very helpful, but we didn’t get a chance to tour the facility. We only looked at some of the private rooms. It was very nice, and they were very helpful and would have helped us get my mo..."
"The rooms at Serenity Place on 7th were nice, but the cabinets were a bit dated. The place looked clean. They were having some activities going on when we toured it. They had a library and a little activity room where residents could do crafts and bi..."
"My mother currently stays here and she really enjoys it. They have church groups that come weekly to provide services that she would otherwise not participate in by herself. Overall very well run facility and the help the staff provides is outstandin..."
"We toured Country Manor Campus. The people were very cordial about taking us around and showing us the place. We had a lovely time there. Their restaurant is a public restaurant, so it is different. The public eats there as well. We were in the part ..."
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The Cost of Assisted Living in Saint Cloud, MN and Nearby Cities
Although St. Cloud’s median fee of $4,100 is below the state average, it’s not the lowest — seniors in Mankato typically pay $3,135. However, St. Cloud does compete favorably with most cities, such as Rochester, which has a median fee of $4,180, Duluth at $5,000, and Minneapolis at $5,163.
St. Cloud
$4,100
Minnesota
$4,508
United States
$4,500
Minneapolis
$5,163
Mankato
$3,135
Rochester
$4,180
Duluth
$5,000
Paying for Assisted Living in Saint Cloud
The median monthly fee for assisted living in St. Cloud is $4,100. This is below the state and national averages of $4,508 and $4,500, respectively. Consequently, a St. Cloud senior can see annual savings of around $4,800 when compared to their peers across the state and country.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Saint Cloud
In Saint Cloud and all of Minnesota, seniors may be eligible for Medicaid programs such as the Elderly Waiver. For medically needy seniors that don’t meet the income guidelines, the program may also be an option.
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Living in Saint Cloud, MN
With fees of around $4,100 per month, assisted living in St. Cloud offers much when compared to other types of senior care. Adult day care’s median fee of $2,600 is lower, but the $1,500 extra for assisted living covers 24/7 care, accommodations, meals, housekeeping and social activities. The cost difference with home services is greater still, as home care agencies typically charge $6,038 for their nonmedical services, while home health care agencies charge $6,231 for limited medical care. The most expensive option is nursing home care, with a median fee of $12,988 for a semiprivate room.
In-Home Care
$6,038
Home Health Care
$6,231
Adult Day Health Care
$2,600
Assisted Living Facility
$4,100
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
$12,988
Free Assisted Living Resources in Saint Cloud
There are many government agencies and nonprofit organizations supporting seniors in St. Cloud, so older residents shouldn’t feel they have to deal with problems alone. The following list contains information about some of the support networks operating in the city.
The MMLA-St. Cloud Senior Law Project provides free legal advice and representation to adults aged 60 and older. Its attorneys can assist with many matters relating to civil law, including elder abuse, long-term care planning, harassment from debt collectors and challenging decisions on government benefits.
RSVP is an AmeriCorps program administered locally by the City of St. Cloud. Volunteers aged 55 and older can contact RSVP, which will connect them with suitable nonprofits in the region. The type of work available is diverse, such as delivering meals to homebound seniors, supporting single-parent families and helping out at local events.
ConnectAbility of MN operates a free durable medical equipment loan program in St. Cloud. The type of equipment available changes, as the program relies on donations. However, some common items are generally available, such as wheelchairs, crutches, canes, rollators and inflatable seat cushions.
The Office of Ombudsman for Long-Term Care is a state-funded program that advocates for the rights of assisted living residents. It educates residents about their rights, routinely visits facilities to engage with seniors directly and investigates complaints. The ombudsman can negotiate with care providers to resolve issues while ensuring the complainant remains anonymous.
The veteran services officers at Stearns County Veterans Services help U.S. military vets and their spouses identify and apply for the county, state and federal benefits they're entitled to. They can also help vets file claims for compensation and burial benefits, as well as apply for VA health care.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Saint Cloud
Saint Cloud Assisted Living Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Assisted Living facilities in Minnesota are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Minnesota page for more information about these laws.