Guardian Angels Health & Rehab Center

Guardian Angels Health & Rehab Center, situated at 1500 East Third Avenue in Hibbing, Minnesota, is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation community operated under the trusted stewardship of St. Francis Health Services. With deep roots in Catholic healthcare tradition, St. Francis Health Services brings a mission of compassionate, whole-person care to the Iron Range—a region defined by resilience, community pride, and a rich cultural identity. Hibbing is one of northeastern Minnesota's most storied cities. Best known as the birthplace of Bob Dylan and home to the Hull-Rust Mahoning Mine—the world's largest open-pit iron ore mine—Hibbing carries a heritage of hard work and community solidarity. The Hull-Rust Mahoning Mine View Park, just north of the city center, offers a striking vantage point that has long drawn visitors from across the country. Carey Lake Park, a local favorite, provides serene walking paths, fishing opportunities, and picnic areas that families can enjoy during visits with loved ones. Bennett Park and the Hibbing Memorial Building add to the city's cultural and recreational landscape. For dining and everyday errands, Hibbing's Howard Street corridor features a range of restaurants, pharmacies, and retail options. Families visiting from Virginia or Duluth travel convenient regional highways to reach Hibbing, making visits manageable regardless of where family members are based. On the healthcare front, Essentia Health-Hibbing Clinic and Fairview Range Medical Center—located right in Hibbing—provide residents with accessible primary and specialty medical services. Residents requiring additional specialty care can reach Essentia Health's flagship campus in Duluth within approximately 75 miles via U.S. Highway 53. At Guardian Angels Health & Rehab Center, skilled nursing staff provide round-the-clock medical care alongside physical, occupational, and speech therapy services. The faith-informed mission of St. Francis Health Services ensures that spiritual wellness, human dignity, and compassionate interaction are woven into every aspect of daily life—honoring each resident as a whole person, not simply a patient.