Good Samaritan Society - Howard Lake

(320) 543-3800

413 13th Ave.,
Howard Lake, MN, 55349

Senior care and services in Howard Lake, MN

You can choose where you go for post-acute rehab therapy. Sometimes you can plan for your recovery from illness or injury. Many times you can’t. Either way, you have options. Although a hospital is often your first stop, you can choose a program with a more homelike atmosphere as you work toward your goals. Whether your recovery is in our center or on an outpatient schedule, finding a program that feels right is important.

Specialized programs include:

  • Orthopedic rehabilitation
  • Stroke recovery
  • Wound care
  • Feeding tube
  • Post-cardiac recovery
  • IV therapy
  • Tracheostomy care
  • Dialysis Falls
  • Balance Bariatric care

Virtual Tour

Preview our community from the comfort of your own home by watching the virtual tour below:

Tour Howard Lake Assisted Living

Howard Lake

Howard Lake offers a stunning view for residents and family members to enjoy.

Salon

Our on-site salon helps residents look and feel their best.

Spa

Our on-site spa offers a calming place for residents to get pampered and relax without having to leave campus.

Walking Paths

Walking paths around the community promote a healthy lifestyle and allow residents to enjoy the outdoors.

Wellness Room

Stay mentally and physically active in the wellness room.

Senior living options on this campus

The Lodge of Howard Lake Assisted Living Apartments

The Lodge of Howard Lake, managed by the Good Samaritan Society, strives to offer a variety of amenities to help create a fulfilled, stress-free lifestyle. Our comfortable, smoke-free apartments offer convenient services including utilities, internet, basic cable tv, maintenance, housekeeping, meal programs, central heat and air, emergency response systems and transportation. We want you to feel at home in your new apartment. It is yours to decorate any way you wish with your own furnishings, wall hangings, and things that are special to you.

Included in housing fee:

  • Private apartment with lockable door that can be personally furnished and decorated
  • Spacious floor plans including kitchenette (includes refrigerator/freezer, microwave, and window coverings)
  • Utilities (water, sewer, electric, gas, garbage, recycling) (telephone not included)
  • Individually controlled heating and air conditioning
  • General maintenance of the grounds, building, apartment and furnished appliances
  • Parking area located in front of the building
  • Interior individual mailboxes located near the entrance to the building
  • Controlled security access
  • Access to amenities:
    • Fireside room
    • Wellness/community room
    • Computer with internet access
    • Sunroom/chapel
    • Private dining room/meeting space (by reservation)
    • Beauty/barber Shop (extra charge applies per beautician fees)
    • Private whirlpool tub
    • Community gardens
    • Outdoor patio area 

Included in base services fee:

  • 24-hour qualified staff coverage
  • Basic cable television
  • Wireless internet access
  • Light housekeeping once per week
  • Daily trash removal
  • Laundry service, two loads one time per week
  • Daily bed making
  • One scheduled linen service and bedding change per week
  • Tray service for temporary illness for up to 3 consecutive days
  • Spiritual ministries, recreational, exercise, and well-being opportunities available and communicated by activity calendar
  • Daily well-being checks
  • Priority access to Good Samaritan Society Care Center for rehabilitation/therapy/long term care
  • Mail service - incoming and outgoing

Find the right care for your senior living needs

FAQs

  • Does senior living feel like home?

    Senior living should provide more than a place to live. It should offer a sense of comfort and safety. A sense of control. Most important, it should provide a true feeling of community. If you’re an avid bird-watcher, you may want a birdfeeder outside your window. Maybe you simply enjoy sitting and reading in your favorite chair. No matter what it is that makes home feel like home, your senior living community should provide those same comforts.

  • What kind of care should I expect in senior living and care?

    Selecting a senior living community can be a difficult decision that often happens after a stressful event such as a fall, a surgery or a lifestyle change. The place you choose should treat you or a loved one as an individual, someone with a unique story. You should feel confident that the staff has experience helping people in similar situations and will treat you with compassion and patience.

  • What payment options are available?

    It’s important to find out beforehand if services or care can be paid through your private pay, Medicare or long-term care insurance. Some offer other payment options depending on your unique situation. Be sure to make an appointment and talk with someone in the business office to determine your best options.

  • What services are provided?

    Many senior living options provide a wide variety of services and amenities. These services should help you enjoy a relaxed, comfortable lifestyle. They should also meet your changing health and physical needs. From activities and lawn maintenance to meal programs and transportation, it’s important to select a senior housing community that provides the right services for you.

  • Will I lose independence?

    Many people fear that they’ll give up their freedom when they move to senior living. In reality, a senior living community should offer more freedom. By helping make daily activities easier, you should have more flexibility to do the things you truly care about.

  • How do I get more information or get a tour?

    Each of our locations has specific services, amenities and options for touring our campus. Contact us to learn more.