See our Long Prairie assisted living or specialized care listings below:
Located in a mostly rural area of Todd County, Long Prairie has 8 community care facilities in the vicinity of the city that offers seniors a variety of long term care options of which to settle upon. There is the possibility for it to be tough to get around Long Prairie, but it can be manageable for most without their own car. Should the need arise, there are several number of nursing homes and hospitals in the surrounding areas around Long Prairie.
Senior Living Services in Long Prairie
Feeling secure at a facility is largely about finding the right combination of amenities that are applicable at a given facility. Some of the amenities provided in Long Prairie care facilities include:
- Physicians are on call
- Nursing staff 24-hours a day
- Beauty and barber services
Long Prairie has a diverse network of care facilities that can meet seniors' unique requirements which can go beyond the average level of amenities or services. These amenities can be as simple as offering vegetarian meals (screened by a nutritionist), letting pet visits, as well as organizing activities within common areas. Access to on-call specialists like Psychologists and Psychiatrists can also be arranged at many care facilities. Some arrange for devotional services. Still other facilities provide transportation (for-fee and complimentary), or even can provide care like insulin injections.
While not crucial, when contacting the facilities listed on this page it can be useful to have relevant medical history including any insurance, doctor, and facility names and contacts for any questions the facility representative might have. This can aid in outlining any special care the individual might require.
Assisted Living Pricing in Long Prairie
A year of elder care facilities in the city of Long Prairie can cost about $26,400 - $31,300 or $2,200 - $2,600 per month based on recent surveys. The price for senior living in Minnesota is about is $2,950 each month based on the most current estimates. Individuals that don't have the means to cover the cost of care may be eligible for financial aid from the state. For more information, look through the detailed cost table list below which provides comparisons to nearby cities.
Assisted Living Costs for Cities Nearby
Source: Aggregated from the Genworth 2013, 2015 Cost of Care Survey, state licensing units, and from facility surveys. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, please confirm details with facilities directly.
