St. Paul's
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- 3602 S. Ironwood Dr., South Bend, IN 46614
- (574) 284-9000
- 4.3 ( 12 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities
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About This Community
Welcome to St. Paul’s — a lifestyle senior living community in South Bend, Indiana, where seniors come together to live an active, fulfilling life. It’s a place where residents paint like artists and train like athletes, where neighbors become friends and friends become family, and where you’ll always be inspired to keep learning and growing.
A trusted name in senior living communities, St. Paul’s is a Life Plan Community that offers continuing care that is faith-based, hospitality-rich and wellness focused. Here, you’ll discover a group of residents and staff who believe in the value of togetherness and community. And as one of Michiana’s most complete continuing care senior communities, St. Paul’s brings multiple senior housing options together into a single location.
St. Paul's Independent Living apartments for seniors provide convenience and individualized services within a warm and friendly environment. We offer spacious apartments, freshly prepared meals and a wide variety of recreation and fitness opportunities.
When you make St. Paul’s your new home, you’ll find a variety of exceptional services and amenities to satisfy your needs:
- Daily, continental breakfast at the Bistro
- Choice of restaurant-style lunch or dinner
- Bi-weekly housekeeping services
- Full calendar of activities, outings and clubs
- Weekly, flat laundry and linen services
- Coin-free laundry facilities
- Computer and rec rooms
- Library
- Art gallery
- Media center
- A Wellness Director
- On-site Fitness Center
- Daily Mass and Chapel for all denominations
- On-site salon and barber services
- On-site convenience shops
- Paid electric, heating/cooling and water
- Guest suite available for family or friends
- Reflection garden and walking paths
- Storage unit
- Free parking
- Free local transportation
- Free pendant alert system
Our Assisted Living apartments offer all the benefits of the St. Paul’s lifestyle with the added security of 24-hour support and assistance from our nursing staff. Whether you need help with day-to-day routines and activities, managing medications or facilitating physician visits, we focus on meeting your ever-changing needs.
St. Paul's cultivates wellness for body, mind and spirit by offering many amenities and services:
- 24-hour nursing staff
- Seven levels of specialized care
- Restaurant-style breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Laundry services
- Bi-weekly housekeeping services
- Full calendar of activities, outings and clubs
- Laundry and linen services
- Computer and rec rooms
- Library
- On-site Fitness Center
- Daily Mass and Chapel for all denominations
- On-site convenience shops
- Paid electric, heating/cooling and water
- Free parking
- Free local transportation
- Free pendant alert systems
Reviews
4.3
( 12 Reviews )
Debra
September 08, 2022
St. Paul's was nice, bright, and clean. The library was wonderful. Everybody was very friendly. We saw the dining room and the laundry areas. We saw the studio and that was too small for our situation. The one-bedroom seemed more suited to what we were looking for.
Barbara
My mom will be moving into St. Paul's. When we visited, every resident we came across, we talked to every one of them. They were very active and happy. The staff members were very good and very attentive. The facility was bright and welcoming. It was very updated and clean. I saw the dining room, and what they were looking to serve, but I didn't sit and eat it. It was very elegant.
We were introduced to a lot of the people that played cards, which is what my mom does. They were very gracious and warm, and said that they liked the facility because there was always something to do. With COVID, some of the things have not been reopened. There is a beauty salon, but it's not open right now.
M.H.
January 03, 2020
St. Pauls's is leading the pack now in our search for facilities. We liked the atmosphere, the rooms, the staff, the way it's laid out, the proximity to our home, and the price. It was very clean and very well organized. It's like walking into an upscale motel when you walk in the front door. The rooms are super nice and everything is basically new or newer. They have tons of activities, tons of rides available to do things offsite, lots of places to walk, and plenty of stuff to do around the building inside and outside. The staff is friendly, they knew the residents, and they knew about the facility.
Laurel K.
July 26, 2019
My 95 year old mom has lived at St. Paul's for almost 8 years. We recently moved her to a studio apartment at St. Paul's. The St. Paul's personnel helped move her to her new apartment. Everything went perfectly! It's only been 3 days since her move. She loves the Vineyard restaurant for all her meals. Everyone has been so helpful. I would recommend St. Paul's for anyone wanting excellent care for their senior loved ones.
readfish
June 02, 2019
Staff are caring and responsive. Rooms are small but comfortable. Large windows. Great bathrooms! Lots of activities to participate in including music, bingo, card games, informational activities, exercise choices, movies, ball games, outside trips to theaters, plays, music, restaurants, etc. Library, hair and nail salon, small store for personal items and food.
Snap
May 31, 2019
My one-bedroom apartment is a nice size. I like having a full kitchen. The third floor is quiet and has a nice view of the campus, which is good to walk around.
I like meals out at restaurants with other residents in the evenings and at breakfast a few times a month. The food is fair. I would like more varied programs by area musicians. The facility is clean.
The waiters and waitresses in the dining room are excellent. The front desk staff are very accommodating.
Jerry B
The rumors are Kept very clean and the staff are very friendly as well as the residence, after all it is Saint Paul’s retirement community! I have lived here over 13 years and when I say my morning prayers and count my blessings, one of the blessings is living here I call love bingo here twice a week and I am a member of the singing choir and the bell choir.
I enjoy daily mass here with our live-in priest. I can’t imagine living anywhere else
Charles
February 28, 2019
I like St. Paul's a lot. The place was excellent, the people were nice, and I had a real good interview. Everything was great and clean. I would love to get in there. The staff was excellent, knew everything about it, all my questions were answered, and was very professional. It was lunchtime when I was there and the food looked excellent. Everybody was pleased with the food and it smelled pretty good to me. They explained the activities to me, which sounded great.
Patricia
February 27, 2019
St. Pauls was very nice and very pleasant. Its very well lit, sunny, bright, and very pleasant to be in. I didnt try the food, but what I saw of the residents eating, it was very good.
Sheila542041
April 27, 2017
They did a very nice job at St Paul's. The location was good for my mother. Everything seemed to be just as nice as other communitities. They had a lot of activities. The menu was very good. We have pretty much decided on St. Paul's.
Visitor113955650
October 31, 2015
I’ve been a resident of St. Paul's for a week. They have two dining rooms, but are short-handed and not running them properly; they only have one manager and are waiting for a second one. I had to go set my own table this evening. They serve supper at 6 p.m., which I can’t understand -- the food is cold, and half the time you don’t get the correct orders. I’ve been communicating with them for a month, and they never told me that the lease was effective the day you sign it.
Paul110711250
May 11, 2015
I really liked St. Paul's. The lady came out, we walked most of the facility, and she took me to a room to show me how the rooms would be. I looked at a two-bedroom room, and each person had its own shower. There was either a walk-in shower or a stand-in shower, and I thought that was kind of nice because then my mom or dad could be in the shower if they wanted to. They had their own bathroom, and I thought that was kind of neat. Each had a bed and a shower, and then there was a middle room where they could come together and watch TV if they wanted to.
When I was there, I thought they were getting ready to put on some kind of play, but I really don't know because I knew my parents were old enough that they would probably wouldn't get involved in it, but they would give you a list of activities that they do put on every other day. Each month, they had something going on. I didn't pay much attention to it because I knew my parents were old enough that they wouldn't care about it.
They told us how nice the place was. What was nice was they could either do their laundry whenever they wanted to or had some kind of assistance if they needed to do their laundry, and it wasn't once a week or twice a week; it was whenever they wanted it done. One thing that would probably nice for my mother was they had church every day. She would love something like that, and the church was right there; you don't have to go outside. I thought they had their own beauty parlor there to do their hair. I thought there was a place where my dad could on the computer, and that's what he liked to do. They had a room with 3 or 4 computers, and you could be in that room if you wanted to be. They had a pretty good size dining room. I thought they could fit 4 or 5 people at a table, there was quite a few of them, and it wasn't like it was going to be cramped or anything. I felt safe that they would be all right there.
I was pretty much satisfied with everything. The only thing I didn't like because I know in my heart that my mother wouldn't like it because she was hard at hearing and she was blind; they told me that at dinner time, every day they would make you sit at a different table. I knew they were doing that so you could get involved with other people and maybe have some different friendships, but if you were blind and you couldn't see, you don't want to be moved from table to table. You would want to pick a table and stay there.
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