New Perspective Highland Park is an assisted living facility in St. Paul, Minnesota. This community does not offer a level of care outside of assisted living. New Perspective Highland Park offers dental care to its residents.

Costs at this community start at $1,955 and range up to $6,900. The average price in the community is $4,428, which is less than the average price in the area of $4,575. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care.

This community is pet-friendly. It's a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information.

There are 24 hospitals within 25 miles of New Perspective Highland Park. The two closest hospitals are Shriners Hospitals For Children - Twin Cities which is 2.9 miles away and University Of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview which is 3.9 miles away.

This community has below-average reviews for the area; click for detailed reviews on New Perspective Highland Park Reviews.

Some of the key amenities available at New Perspective Highland Park are:

Activity Center
Beauty & Barber
Parking
Pet Friendly

Welcome to New Perspective Highland Park, an assisted living community located in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Welcome to New Perspective Highland Park, a highly rated retirement living community offering a complete continuum of care in St Paul, Minnesota.

New Perspective Highland Park offers assisted living and memory care, using a tailored approach to provide each resident with customized assistance designed to meet their individual needs.

The community assesses each resident before moving in to determine his or her unique level of care, updating his or her service plan as the person's needs change throughout their stay. By providing independent living, assisted living, and memory care on campus, residents are able to transition between levels of care as needed.

Assisted Living in St. Paul, MN

The assisted living program at New Perspective Highland Park is designed to give residents an ideal balance of support and independence, providing 24-hour access to care and emergency call systems that create around-the-clock peace of mind.

Each assisted living resident's service routine is customized to meet his or her unique care needs, adapting as necessary to accommodate changes. Staff members are compassionate and attentive, going above and beyond to provide individualized care with each resident at the center of his or her routine.

Assisted living residents enjoy housekeeping services, access to scheduled transportation, and chef-prepared dining, giving them more time and energy to focus on the activities they really enjoy. Families are welcome to learn more about assisted living at New Perspective Highland Park by chatting with us below.

Dining at New Perspective Highland Park

The dining program at New Perspective Highland Park gives residents access to delicious chef-prepared meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.

Residents are invited to dine together in the beautiful restaurant-style dining room, sharing meals with one another as they chat about similar interests and share stories.

Families are welcome to learn more about the upcoming dining options at New Perspective Highland Park by chatting with us below.

Life Enrichment at New Perspective Highland Park

New Perspective Highland Park is proud to offer life enrichment programming on campus, inviting residents to get active and spend time with their peers while calling the community home.

From exercise classes to arts and crafts, devotional services, group outings, and so much more, there’s always something fun to enjoy at New Perspective Highland Park. To learn more about the community’s life enrichment programming schedule, please chat with us below.

Memory Care in St. Paul, MN

New Perspective Highland Park offers dedicated memory care services for residents living with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, creating a safe and comfortable atmosphere specially designed to minimize risks often associated with memory-related conditions.

To learn more about the memory care program at New Perspective Highland Park, please chat with us below.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Does New Perspective Highland Park accept Medicare or Medicaid?

New Perspective Highland Park is not a medical facility, and is not certified to accept Medicare or Medicaid as payment for the types of long-term care they provide.

Families are welcome to learn more about eligible payment methods for New Perspective Highland Park, like private-pay and long-term care insurance, by chatting with us below.

Q: How much does New Perspective Highland Park cost?

Monthly fees vary for each resident of New Perspective Highland Park, as the community uses a person's level of care and housing accommodations to determine their rate.

Families are welcome to get a personalized quote for New Perspective Highland Park by chatting with us below.

Q: What levels of care does New Perspective Highland Park provide?

New Perspective Highland Park offers a diverse array of long-term care options, including:

Assisted living

Memory care

The community is not certified to provide post-acute healthcare, like skilled nursing care or rehabilitation. Families are welcome to learn more about the levels of care New Perspective Highland Park is licensed to provide by chatting with us below.

Q: Does New Perspective Highland Park allow pets?

New Perspective Highland Park is a pet-friendly community. Families are welcome to get more information about the pet policy at New Perspective Highland Park by chatting with us below.

Q: What coronavirus precautions does New Perspective Highland Park take?

New Perspective Highland Park has gone above and beyond to limit the spread of COVID-19 on campus, implementing precautions as advised by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to keep staff and residents safe from infection.