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Oak Hills Living Center

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1314 Eighth Street North, New Ulm, MN 56073

(507) 233-0800

Care Types

Skilled Nursing
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About Oak Hills Living Center

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Nestled in the heart of New Ulm, Minnesota, Oak Hills Living Center provides dedicated skilled nursing care to seniors in one of the state's most charming and culturally rich communities. Located at 1314 Eighth Street North, the center is ideally situated for residents who want to remain connected to the city they love while receiving the professional care they need. New Ulm is a community steeped in German heritage, and its warm, small-town character makes it an exceptionally supportive place to age well. Residents and their visiting families can enjoy the iconic Hermann Monument overlooking the Minnesota River valley, the beloved Glockenspiel carillon in downtown, and the historic August Schell Brewing Company — one of the oldest family breweries in the country. Flandrau State Park, just minutes away, offers scenic walking paths, picnic areas, and river access that make for meaningful outings. Downtown New Ulm's shops, restaurants, and the Brown County Historical Museum are all within easy reach for family visits. For medical peace of mind, CentraCare New Ulm Medical Center is located nearby, ensuring residents have access to acute hospital care and specialist services when needed. This proximity is a critical advantage for families managing complex health situations. As a nonprofit corporation, Oak Hills Living Center operates with a mission-first philosophy — reinvesting resources directly into resident care, staffing, and facility quality rather than outside shareholders. This nonprofit commitment means decisions are made with the community's wellbeing at the forefront, fostering a culture of dignity, respect, and genuine compassion. The skilled nursing team at Oak Hills Living Center is equipped to support residents recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or requiring long-term care. With professional nursing oversight, rehabilitation services, and personalized care planning, families can trust that their loved ones are receiving attentive, expert support every day. Oak Hills Living Center is more than a care facility — it is a community anchor in the heart of New Ulm.

Care Types at Oak Hills Living Center

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Skilled Nursing

Round-the-clock medical care and rehabilitation services provided by licensed nurses and therapists for seniors with complex health needs requiring professional oversight.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What level of care does Oak Hills Living Center provide? +

Oak Hills Living Center specializes in skilled nursing care, which includes 24-hour professional nursing supervision, post-acute rehabilitation, long-term care for chronic conditions, and medically complex care management. This level of care is appropriate for seniors who need more support than assisted living can offer.

What hospital is closest to Oak Hills Living Center? +

CentraCare New Ulm Medical Center is the primary hospital serving New Ulm and is located nearby. It provides emergency services, surgical care, and a range of specialist services, offering families important peace of mind for residents with ongoing medical needs.

What is New Ulm, MN like as a place for seniors? +

New Ulm is a welcoming, tight-knit city of about 13,000 people in Brown County, known for its German-American heritage, low cost of living, and strong sense of community. Seniors enjoy attractions like the Glockenspiel, Flandrau State Park along the Cottonwood River, and a vibrant downtown with local dining and shops. The city's safe neighborhoods and active community life make it an excellent place to age.

Is Oak Hills Living Center a nonprofit facility? +

Yes. Oak Hills Living Center is operated as a nonprofit corporation, meaning its mission is centered on resident care rather than profit. Nonprofit facilities typically reinvest revenue into staffing, programs, and facility improvements, which can translate to a higher standard of compassionate, community-focused care.

What should families bring or expect during the admissions process? +

Families should expect a thorough intake assessment covering medical history, current medications, functional abilities, and personal preferences. You will typically need insurance information (Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance), physician orders, and identification. The admissions team at Oak Hills Living Center can walk you through each step — contact them directly at (507) 233-0800 to schedule a tour or begin the conversation.

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