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The Pillars of Highland Park
1925 NORFOLK AVENUE, Saint Paul, MN 55116
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one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio
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$3,780/mo
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Assisted Living, Adult Day Care, Memory Care
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About The Pillars of Highland Park in Saint Paul, Minnesota
Highland Path is a senior living community located in Saint Paul, MN, offering memory care and assisted living options. Prospective residents can choose from various apartment units that feature living rooms and kitchenettes, creating a comfortable, home-like setting.
The community provides a range of amenities designed to enrich residents' daily lives. There are outdoor common areas where residents can enjoy fresh air, and it is a pet-friendly environment. For those interested in social activities, Highland Path organizes events and programs, including communal meals, to foster a sense of community. Residents have access to WiFi and internet, and can dine in shared dining areas.
Highland Path also offers opportunities for yoga and stretching, as well as organized field trips and outings. Shared common areas are available for residents to use at their leisure.
Services at Highland Path include general transportation, facilitating errands and appointments, and housekeeping, ensuring a clean living environment. Overall, Highland Path aims to create a supportive and engaging atmosphere for its residents.
To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Minnesota Health Care Provider Directory
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Reviews of The Pillars of Highland Park in Saint Paul, Minnesota
4.0
(1 review)
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3.0
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5.0
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April 20, 2022
We saw The Pillars of Highland Park. The director, Margie, who showed us around was exceptional. She came in on her day off to give us the tour because it was the only day that we were in town. Just incredible. They have a Catholic chapel there. I didn't think the facility was as bright and the hallways were a little dark for me. It was darker wood, darker carpeting, and that needs to lighten up a little. It was a much smaller setting which can have its pluses and negatives. But they had one dining room where you would come down, so assisted living and independent living all come to one dining room. The exercise room was almost nonexistent. It was hardly what you could call an exercise room, so they didn't have that. It is a pretty simple place, and I liked the rooms. The rooms were big and nice, and they had their own little deck. I like that.
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