Gracepointe Crossings

Park View Care Center is a more than 120-bed skilled nursing facility for senior citizens, located in Buffalo, Minn. It is a part of Elim Care, a group that specializes in housing and health care for the elderly. It provides professional rehabilitative and long-term care to a community of mature adults where they can receive assistance with the activities of daily living. The goal is to enable seniors to maintain an active, independent lifestyle. Supportive services include assistance with daily personal care, reminders to take medications, and physical, occupational and speech therapies to improve independence and abilities. Patients with dementia diagnosis have special and needs that are met in activity programs developed specifically for them, and are cared for by staff specifically trained to care for these special needs residents. Park View Care Center also contracts with hospice agencies to provide terminally ill residents with additional support, including supervising pain management and comfort care.

For over 50 years, Country Manor Campus has been recognized as a leader in superior health care and services. Country Manor first opened its doors over 50 years ago as a modest 64 bed nursing facility. Since then, Country Manor Campus has transformed into multiple campuses, spanning over 160 acres, boasting a senior housing and health care community unlike any other in Central Minnesota. Our Sartell campus includes: private suites, state-of-the-art wellness center including 4 separate therapy gyms, HydroWorx warm water therapy pool, unique therapies like pet, music and massage therapy. Individualized activity and entertainment programming, 3 full-service salon & spas, store, pharmacy, multiple "quick food" options, full-service restaurant and bar, clinic, child care, transportation services, and a 7,000-square-foot Chapel. Country Manor also features beautifully groomed grounds with various gathering areas like the barbeque terrace, sundeck, duck pond, and a secured 1.25-acre court yard. Stone-paved walkways throughout campus guide residents to working gardens and serene sitting areas.