The Wellington Senior Living sits in St. Paul, MN and offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, home care, respite, and hospice, all in one community, and you'll find that the building has lots of places for people to gather and chat, like the Great Hall, a movie theater, a library, and rooms for cards or bingo, so folks have somewhere to go if they want to sit with friends or join any of the daily activities, plus there's exercise classes and a fitness center where people can move around and keep up their routines. The apartments at The Wellington come in different sizes and offer full kitchens and baths, and you always get some comfort items like weekly housekeeping, laundry, meals-three a day-and snacks in the atrium, and there are suites designed so each person has their own private space but still feels at home, with options for independent or assisted living, and Care Suites for those who might need more help. The staff on-site includes nurses, home health aides, and social workers, all there to make sure daily needs are met, including things like medication management, bathing, transportation, and personal care, with case management by experienced RNs and on-call help day and night from the nurse call system.
The Wellington supports social connection and activity, running things like outings, group events, fitness classes, and worship services both on and off site, plus many community-level care programs so people have things to look forward to throughout the week, including a wellness clinic every month for those in assisted living and different support options for residents dealing with memory loss. Guests can stay overnight in a guest suite, pets can live with owners if they meet the guidelines, and the building includes features for safety and convenience, such as controlled access entrances, storage lockers, garage parking, maintenance, a concierge desk, and Wi-Fi. You'll find light housekeeping for independent residents, a daily coffee bar, on-site social work support, structured recreational programs seven days a week, shuttle transportation five days a week to local shops, and full utilities covered in independent living apartments. Residents also have access to notary, fax, and copy services, and enjoy communal meals every month with restaurant-style dining. The Wellington tries to make sure everyone's care plan matches what they need-there are dedicated memory care areas, aging in place options, help with daily living activities, and a focus on keeping people comfortable and safe as they age. The community is part of Presbyterian Homes & Services, a faith-based nonprofit, and is managed by Stuart Management Corp., offering a mix of private living space, support, and active community life tailored to older adults searching for comfort, security, and a bit of independence as they grow older.
