St Luke's Home

St Luke's Home sits in Dickinson, North Dakota, on 10th Street West off Hwy 22/3rd Ave W, and people know it for its long-term skilled nursing care and special therapy services, and you'll find both an 88-bed skilled nursing facility and a 37-unit assisted living facility called Park Avenue Villa on the campus, which means residents can get help with daily needs or more complex medical support all in one area, so if someone needs tube feeding, IV therapy, peritoneal dialysis, wound care, or post-surgical care, the trained staff's there around the clock and there's always support for basic things like meals, personal care, and housekeeping too. St Luke's Home, a nonprofit public charity, serves older adults in North Dakota with a focus on dignity and respect, and the staff aims to show compassion in everything they do, and they have volunteers helping out, plus a chapel for weekly church services if that's important to folks. The foundation keeps the mission going strong and helps pay for things the residents might need. Residents in the skilled nursing facility and Park Avenue Villa get care plans that are personalized to their medical condition, which could include physical, occupational, or speech therapy, and they'll have access to restorative therapies at least five days a week from aides working with registered physical therapists, plus amenities like whirlpool baths and both private and semi-private rooms, with visitors welcome most any time. The facility takes Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and there's a VA contract for eligible veterans. People looking for care for just a short while can use respite or hospice services, and there's an Adult Day Program for those who want to stay at home but need some daytime help. There's always staff on duty 24 hours, seven days a week, and in emergencies, people at Park Avenue Villa have an immediate response system. The community provides meals, cleaning, organized social time, and transportation to residents, and special diets or nutritional therapy are available if the doctor asks for them. Administrators and directors like Amy Kreidt, Jamie Koffler, Aileen Paluck, and Jake Olheiser help keep things running and are there to support families with choices about long-term care, specialized therapies, or daily living support. St Luke's Home works with people who need geriatric psych care along with other medical services, aiming to make life as comfortable, respectful, and safe as possible. The facility's website at www.stlukeshome.com has a photo gallery where you can see inside and get a better feel for the place from pictures of the actual rooms and common areas.