St. Elizabeth Hall, right on 325 N Newstead Ave in St. Louis, Missouri, sits inside Cathedral Towers in the Central West End and offers assisted living, independent living, and nursing home care for older adults, especially those with limited incomes, and the building holds up to 50 residents in both private and semi-private room choices, with some rooms furnished, all with phone hookups and emergency call systems, while residents can look out over city views, use washers and dryers, watch cable TV, and connect to wifi. Staff members, including nurses and mental health professionals, stay on site 24 hours a day to support everyone, helping with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, and managing medications, while also keeping residents safe with features such as sprinkler systems, handrails, and wheelchair-friendly design. Residents can get special care for things like diabetes, wound care, and incontinence, and there's even support for those living with Alzheimer's or needing non-ambulatory care, along with occupational therapy, podiatry, and help with laundry and housekeeping.
Meals get served daily in a big community dining area, and there's a set menu for restaurant-style dining with options for vegetarians and people with allergies or diabetes, plus residents can join social events, arts and crafts, movie nights, walking groups, and programs for learning and wellness that take place both on and off site. People living here can visit the beauty salon or barber shop, use the library, enjoy the arts room or game room, gather in beautiful indoor and outdoor common areas, or relax in the garden, and there's also a chapel for Catholic mass as well as nondenominational services, with both in-house religious options and devotional outings available.
Residents get transportation for free for medical appointments and outings, and they can park cars on site, though extra transportation is available at a cost, and guests can park too, and banking services are available right at the community. The place offers respite care for short-term needs-hourly, daily, or weekly-which helps people who are recovering from surgery or anyone who just needs extra support to get back to everyday routines, and the community has staff like an onsite case manager along with personal care assistants always close by. St. Elizabeth Hall supports seniors with physical, social, and spiritual activities, encourages independence, and tries to make everyone feel comfortable and engaged, with all-inclusive assisted living services aimed at meeting different needs in a relaxed, supportive setting, all under the supervision of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and the Department of Mental Health. The facility's overall rating is 4.5 based on two reviews, which shows many folks are satisfied with their experience there.
