Certified by Saint Therese at St. Mary of the Woods • Mar 08, 2026
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Discover the warmth of St. Mary of the Woods, the newest addition to the Saint Therese family, where living well is more than a goal; it’s a way of life. Here, we honor every resident with a people-first approach, rooted in respect and genuine care. We believe everyone deserves to feel welcomed, respected, and truly heard.
At St. Mary of the Woods, you’ll find a community rich with meaningful connections, inspiring programs, and endless opportunities for a purposeful life. Our holistic approach nurtures the mind, body, and soul, guiding each resident on a path to vibrant living. We offer not just a place to live, but a place to thrive—where each day brings new experiences, friendships, and the reassurance of belonging.
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Certified by Saint Therese at St. Mary of the Woods • Mar 08, 2026
Certified by Saint Therese at St. Mary of the Woods • Mar 08, 2026
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Kennedy Reinke
Feb 24, 2026
5.0
Saint Therese at St. Mary of the Woods is truly a wonderful community. From the moment you walk in, you feel welcomed by a team that is professional, compassionate, and genuinely dedicated to the well-being of every resident.
The administrator, Michael, is kind, and it’s clear he cares deeply about maintaining such a positive environment. That said, Amanda, the HR Manager, truly stands out. She is responsive, thoughtful, and goes above and beyond to ensure both residents and staff feel supported and valued. Her warmth and professionalism make a lasting impression.
The facility itself is beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully designed. The rooms are bright and comfortable, and the common areas are always well maintained. Most importantly, there is a strong sense of dignity, respect, and community throughout.
We have complete peace of mind knowing our loved one is in such capable and compassionate hands. Highly recommend!
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Alicia Bir
Feb 11, 2026
2.0
When this was run by St. Mary of the Woods it was a lovely place. When St. Therese took over in December 2024 it went downhill fast. The people who work there are so nice and very compasionate, however, the people who took over and are running the facility now are not so great. The food is not the best quality and some of the things that were once included in the already high price to live there are now an extra expense. They nickle and dime the people who live there. Not what I would call a "Christian, non-profit" way to run things. If you are in "assisted living" they now want to charge for the food to be delivered. If your are unable to get to the dining room to get your food because you need assistance, how is it OK to charge a fee to deliver the food to these people? I will agee it is a beautiful facility and the grounds are very nice. There are some nice amenities like a beauty salon, a chapel and a Bistro. The Bistro used to be very nice but now the food is not that great and half the time there is nothing in the coolers. I was floored when they charged $3 for one banana. They may put on a nice show when you tour the facility but I say beware. Hopefully, one day it will go back to being run the way St. Mary of the Woods ran it.
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Jacob s first Pharaoh out reach tv The witness
Feb 11, 2026
5.0
I look forward to being a part of the woods
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Chris Ries
Dec 26, 2025
5.0
Therapy Staff were wonderful,patient and knowledgeable of exercises to help and restore movement. Aiden,Matthew,Jessica,and everyone were caring and took time to listen and help accordingly to my needs
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Marny Fannin
Nov 17, 2025
5.0
St. Therese at St. Mary of the Woods is a beautiful community with a wonderful, caring staff who truly go above and beyond. I was recently in the Independent Living and the residents were happy, engaged and are always encouraged to participate in meaningful activities. It is clear that this is a warm, supportive environment where everyone is treated with respect and compassion. Highly recommend!
Frequently Asked Questions About Saint Therese at St. Mary of the Woods
Are Saint Therese Communities pet friendly?
We welcome pets and therapy animals to visit our communities with some reasonable guidelines to secure the well-being of our residents and guests. Some of our communities also welcome four-legged residents. Please contact us to learn more.
Can Independent Living residents still get care if needed?
Absolutely. Saint Therese proudly sustains an unparalleled continuum of care that ensures we’re with you every step of the way. No matter where an extra hand is needed, care is available, so there’s no need to move if your personal needs ever change. We’ll work with you to ensure you’re getting the right level of home care and help you decide when it’s right to consider other lifestyle options within our communities.
What's included in my monthly rent?
Of course, you’ll enjoy making a private apartment your very own. In addition, you’ll benefit from ample services designed to make life convenient and fulfilling, such as: entertaining activities , events and outings, transportation services for planned outings, maintenance, security and access to 24-hour nursing support.
You’ll also fall in love with our communities’ amenities. Some of our favorites are: libraries, beautiful outdoor spaces, wellness and fitness centers, movie theaters, chapels adorned with stained glass and so much more. Contact us to learn about amenities specific to each of our locations!
How long is an apartment lease?
All Saint Therese senior apartments are conveniently leased on a month-to-month basis.
Are meals available while living in Independent Living?
Absolutely. We offer dining service within our onsite restaurants, bistros and cafes. Contact us to learn more about the options available to ensure you enjoy nutritious, convenient meals.
What's the average age of the resident population
Saint Therese senior living communities are home to individuals in their 60s and up!
Can I bring my vehicle?
As long as you’re a licensed driver and have valid insurance, you sure can! There are some reasonable guidelines we ask residents to abide by when operating or parking a vehicle (to ensure our communities are safe for everyone). Call us to learn more.
Do you offer dining packages?
Whereas we don’t offer dining packages, we have a variety of options available to meet the needs and preferences of community members. Assisted living residents may dine in our dining rooms, cafés or bistros or even choose to order a meal for delivery to their residences!
Because each assisted living resident is unique, Saint Therese has incorporated a number of menu options to select from. Share your tastes with us and we’ll help you design your plan.
What kind of care is included in Assisted Living fees?
Everyone has a unique set of needs based-on goals for personal health and well-being. Saint Therese offers multiple care options to select from when residing in assisted living to ensure residents live their very best life. Whereas there are many levels to care, on average, most assisted living packages will include:
Light housekeeping, linen & laundry services
24/7 emergency pendant system
Daily safety checks
RN visits with those who maintain medical files & collaborate with your physicians
Home health care services like grooming, bathing/showering & bathroom assistance
Medication set-up & management
What's the difference between assisted living and long term care?
Assisted living is ideal for relatively active seniors who would like to choose from various care services to support every day independence.
Individuals who require around-the-clock skilled nursing care should consider a long-term care neighborhood to best meet personal needs.
Do I have to pay a monthly association fee?
No. Each Saint Therese assisted living resident is billed monthly only for the rate of his or her specific apartment, the care services he or she receives for the month in question and any applicable fees relating to late/incomplete payment or damages.
Does Saint Therese permit walkers, wheelchairs and scooters?
We welcome mobility aids in both our care center and senior apartments as long as they are operated safely and considerately.
I need help with everyday tasks, but I'm not ready for a nursing home. Can I live in an apartments and still get help when I need it?
Sure, you can! Our assisted living residents love the independence and privacy of senior apartments. When accompanied by personalized care options, you’ll have more time to participate in fun community events, outings and scheduled activities. And, our residents are empowered to choose only the services they need and not more than they want.
What activities do you offer for residents?
Our community life and therapeutic recreation teams enjoy designing activity schedules that not only engages our care center residents but also provides a sense of purpose, promotes health and well-being and maintains fun, stimulating neighborhoods! Some of the activities our monthly calendars are filled with include:
Intergenerational programming
Adult coloring, painting, arts & crafts
Veterans’ groups
Music therapy & sing-alongs
Tone chime & vocal choirs
Wellness & fitness classes
Manicures, pedicures & massage
Movies in the theater
Pet therapy visits
Dinner parties & luncheons
Ice cream & coffee socials
Concerts, entertainment & guest speakers
Bingo, cards, puzzles, trivia & games
Knitting, sewing & crocheting
Activity groups like gardening & baking
Specialized memory care activities
Catholic Mass & ecumenical services
Pastoral care & spirituality groups
Holiday celebrations & monthly parties
Outings with provided transportation
Volunteering
Can we tour your care center?
You’re always welcome at Saint Therese! Contact us to set-up a personal tour.
Can my loved one move in items from home?
Absolutely! Saint Therese encourages residents to move-in whatever furniture or mementos makes their new community feel like home. We just ask loved ones to help us maintain the mobility and accessibility of all by limiting choices to those best suited for the selected care suite or room. Contact us with questions.
What are Saint Therese's visiting hours?
Family members and friends are warmly welcomed at Saint Therese any time!
When are nurses and physicians on site?
Saint Therese has compassionate caregivers present 24/7 for residents, including registered nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses and skilled support teams. Whereas physicians regularly visit our communities, residents are encouraged to continue seeing their personal providers. (We can also help arrange transportation upon request.)
How do I know how much care my loved one needs?
Once your loved one is admitted, you’ll meet with Saint Therese’s nurses and skilled support teams to evaluate your loved one’s current health condition and medical history. We empower our employees to take the time needed to fully understand your loved one’s every day goals and personal preferences. And, together, you’ll design a care plan unique to your loved one.
How long do most people need transitional care?
The average length of stay for Saint Therese’s transitional care guests is typically 2 to 3 weeks.
My surgeon says I will need transitional care after my surgery. Can I reserve a suite now?
Transitional care suites are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we’ll be pleased to start your admission process once you’re hospitalized before surgery. Call: 612.322.5477.
Does insurance cover transitional care needs?
Transitional care suites are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we’ll be pleased to start your admission process once you’re hospitalized before surgery. Call: 612.322.5477.
What therapy is available while I stay in transitional care?
Ascend Rehabilitation, a division of Saint Therese, provides physical, occupational and speech therapy to address specific needs of individuals in transitional care. Prior to discharge, we offer a Safe-At-Home assessment with a comprehensive report of recommendations for equipment and services to assure a safe discharge plan. And once you’re home, Ascend Rehabilitation delivers fitness and wellness program membership and home-based services throughout the Twin Cities.
What if I don't feel ready to go home after your transitional care discharges me?
Sometimes we need just a little extra help, and that’s okay! Since we’re all unique, recovery time is different for each of us. That’s why Saint Therese has short-term respite stays available for up to four weeks. Respite guests stay in a fully furnished apartment and benefit from every amenity and convenience independent living offers. In addition, home care services may be added to guarantee you’re as comfortable as possible.
Since I'm only staying at Saint Therese for a short time, can I still attend chapel services or participate in activities?
Our transitional care guests are encouraged to take advantage of everything Saint Therese has to offer! Regular Mass, ecumenical services, scheduled events and activities are just a few of the many exciting things happening every day in our communities!
How is memory care different than traditional long term care?
The first thing you’ll notice is the secured entry to Saint Therese memory care neighborhoods, encompassed outdoor spaces and that the safety of all our residents is top priority.
Just like within traditional long-term care, employees serve memory care neighborhoods 24/7 but the provided care is highly personalized and specialized—and that requires a few more helping hands. Saint Therese memory care employees receive ongoing training and education so each are prepared to appropriately respond to dementia-related symptoms like agitation, wandering or sundowning.
In addition, scheduled memory care activities and events are designed to engage, stimulate and socialize residents living with moderate to late-stage dementia.
How do I know if my loved one needs memory care?
As we age, we become more forgetful. Mild change is a normal part of the aging process. When memory loss is not manageable by making simple concessions like forming lists, keeping a calendar or retracing steps, there may be cause for concern.
If you notice a loved one’s well-being is potentially in jeopardy—unpaid bills piling up, he or she gets lost behind the wheel or you’ve considered unhooking the stove —give us a call.
When my loved one resides in your secured memory care neighborhood, can I pick them up for a day trip or off site family event?
Absolutely. A residency at Saint Therese is designed to ensure you have more opportunities to socialize and connect with your loved one. Whereas there are some reasonable guidelines we ask family members to consider, we encourage loved ones to remain an active source of support and in our residents’ lives.
I am caring for my loved one at home. Do you offer caregivers any resources?
We’re here for you. We have a number of resources you can benefit from. Saint Therese has support groups as well as a robust pastoral care program available to you for free.
If you’re considering senior living as the next chapter, our respite care is offered in our residences for up to four weeks. This short-term stay supports caregiver vacations, assists in transitions to a new lifestyle as a member of a Saint Therese community, and acts as a perfect “trial run” to ensure Saint Therese senior living is the best next step.
What kind of innovative dementia / memory care programs do you offer?
Can my loved one choose an apartments now and then later move into the secured memory care neighborhood when their dementia progresses?
Yes. That’s exactly why Saint Therese offers a continuum of care. Saint Therese has memory care for seniors who prefer a private apartment setting. Those living with early to moderate-stages of dementia find apartment living provides freedom to do more every day in a worry-free setting.
Care center neighborhoods provide individuals with moderate to late-stage dementia the benefit of comfortable living space tailored to meet every day needs. When accompanied by compassionate 24/7 care, our residents are empowered to engage in activities designed to enhance well-being and their families benefit from knowing their loved one is thriving in a secured environment.
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