An important focus for all regions within Minnesota’s Healthy Heartland is providing seniors with housing that is able to serve their needs while also offering greater security and a sense of community. Seniors are able to choose from independent or assisted living residences where they can feel at home and create connections.
Seniors in the area have access to a variety of services that can provide assistance, information and guidance. Find services available from government agencies as well as national and local organizations by visiting these websites.
City: Arlington, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 55+)
Units: 30
Contact: Michelle Overman, moverman@amberfieldplace.com
City: Madelia, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 55+)
Units: 300
Contact: 800-873-1736 or 507-642-8701
City: Winthrop, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 55+)
Units: 16
Contact: Michelle Overman, moverman@amberfieldplace.com
City: New Ulm, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 55+)
Units: 37
Contact: 507-354-1077, info@citycenterapartmentsmn.com
City: Arlington, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Seniors and Disabled)
Units: 33
Contact: 507-964-5556
City: New Ulm, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 55+)
Units: n/a
Contact: 507-359-2280, info@tlha.org
City: New Ulm, MN
Type: Multi-Family (Aged 62+ and Disabled)
Units: 30 units
Contact: 507-354-4017
The Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging (MNRAAA) is a non-profit organization and is the area agency on aging designated by the Minnesota Board on Aging. The agency provides assistance to seniors and local agencies across 27 counties in southwest Minnesota. MNRAA is a catalyst in building communities where older adults live with dignity, mutual respect and share responsibilities across generations and culture.
For more information visit https://mnraaa.org/
