St William's Living Center

    212 W Soo St, Parkers Prairie, MN, 56361
    5.0 · 8 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Resident pleased with excellent care

    I live here and I'm very pleased. The nursing and staff are excellent, friendly and available 24/7; my private, clean room has its own TV. I get three good meals a day at a fair price, and there are plenty of activities-bingo, happy hour, cookies or ice cream, weekly guitar and church services-that keep me engaged.

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    5.00 · 8 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Excellent/attentive staff
    • Great nursing care
    • 24/7 care available
    • Private rooms
    • In-room TV
    • Three meals a day
    • Good food
    • Varied activities (bingo, happy hour)
    • Special treats (cookies or ice cream)
    • Religious services (church services)
    • Weekly live music (guitar)
    • Friendly and helpful people
    • Clean and very nice facility
    • Good pricing/value

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the provided reviews for St William's Living Center is strongly positive. Multiple reviewers emphasize the quality and attentiveness of the caregiving team, using phrases such as "excellent staff," "great nursing staff," and "helpful people." The presence of round-the-clock care is explicitly mentioned ("24/7 care"), reinforcing an impression that residents receive continuous supervision and support. The consistency of praise for staff friendliness and helpfulness appears to be a central theme driving satisfaction.

    Facility-related comments are likewise favorable. Reviewers note private rooms and amenities like an individual television, and repeatedly describe the building and rooms as "very nice" and "clean." These remarks indicate that physical comfort and cleanliness are important and are being met to reviewers' satisfaction. The repetition of descriptors such as "great facility" and "very nice, clean" suggests that both aesthetic upkeep and basic environmental standards are perceived as strong points.

    Dining and food are mentioned repeatedly as positives. Reviews cite "three meals a day," "good food," and occasional treats such as "cookies or ice cream." The presence of regular, well-regarded meals contributes to the overall sense of reliable daily care. Combined with comments about "good pricing," reviewers imply that the food service and overall cost are seen as fair and acceptable for the value received.

    Social and recreational programming is highlighted in multiple summaries. Specific activities named include bingo, happy hour, weekly guitar/music, and church services. These entries indicate a varied activity schedule that addresses social, spiritual, and entertainment needs. The mixture of regular religious services and light recreational events suggests the facility supports both community-building and individual comfort.

    Management and operations are indirectly praised through remarks about helpfulness, friendliness, and consistent care. While no reviewers explicitly critique administrative or organizational aspects, the repeated statements about staff quality and 24/7 availability imply confidence in operational reliability. The reviews collectively portray a facility that meets residents' basic and social needs with courteous personnel.

    Notable patterns and limitations: the set of summaries is uniformly positive and does not include explicit complaints or negative observations. That uniformity suggests either consistently high satisfaction among reviewers or a limited/positively skewed sample of feedback. The reviews provide strong signals about day-to-day life (staff, cleanliness, meals, activities) but offer little granular detail on topics such as clinical outcomes, staff-to-resident ratios, wait times for assistance, or how the facility handles complex medical needs. In sum, based on the available summaries, St William's Living Center is perceived as a clean, well-run, and affordable facility with attentive 24/7 nursing staff, pleasant amenities, regular meals, and a variety of social and spiritual activities; however, absence of negative comments means additional sources would be useful to fully validate consistency across broader resident experiences.

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    About St William's Living Center

    St William's Living Center sits in Parkers Prairie, Minnesota, and has a 53-bed skilled nursing home, several senior care apartments called McCornell Court, and a Rehabilitation Center focused on helping people become more independent. The staff provides skilled nursing, short-term respite care, memory care, adult foster care, and a range of outpatient therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, all on one campus. McCornell Court Assisted Living Apartments offer seniors a safe and secure place to live, plus support with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, while the whole facility has a security and emergency response system for safety. The team here-nurses, aides, rehabilitation therapists, a director of nursing, and others-works around the clock offering care that matches each resident's needs, with regular health checks, personal laundry help, and prepared meals planned by chefs and dietary staff. St William's welcomes people with different care requirements and even provides non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, and incontinence care. Folks can join social and recreational activities, worship services, therapy, or money management support. The place has common areas for gathering, devotional and on-site activities, and a pet-friendly policy, making it a comfortable and active place to live for folks who want to keep busy. The Rehabilitation Center and outpatient therapy clinic at 213 W. Jackson Street help people regain strength and independence, offering adult rehabilitative mental health services too, as well as support for veterans through a VA contract. St William's runs as a non-profit and operates in line with Catholic Health Care Philosophy, which gives a home-like and caring feel. Residents get nutritious meals, personal care like whirlpool baths or help with positioning and transfers, and 24-hour nursing care through Galeon. Services at the McCornell Court and Willow Creek Senior Community suit different stages of aging, from those needing a little help with daily life to folks needing comprehensive nursing care. The social services, dietary, and activity departments, each led by experienced directors, plan activities and meals to keep everyone engaged and healthy. The facility is certified for Medicare and Medicaid, and adult foster care is available for folks who need a family-style setting. St William's strong reputation in the community comes from many years of compassionate care, affordable living, and its goal to treat everyone with dignity, helping each person enjoy the highest quality of life possible.

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