Little Sisters Of The Poor

Little Sisters of the Poor is a distinguished nonprofit skilled nursing community located at 330 Exchange Street South in the heart of Saint Paul — one of the most storied and mission-driven senior care organizations in the country. Founded on the charism of hospitality and reverence for the elderly poor, the Little Sisters of the Poor have served seniors for more than 175 years worldwide, and their Saint Paul community carries on that legacy with deep dedication and genuine warmth. The Exchange Street South address places residents in the lower downtown and West Seventh environs of Saint Paul, within close proximity to an outstanding array of civic, cultural, and healthcare landmarks. Regions Hospital — one of Minnesota's foremost medical institutions and a Level I Trauma Center — is just minutes away, providing families peace of mind regarding emergency and specialty care access. The Science Museum of Minnesota on Wabasha Street, the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, and Rice Park — the elegant heart of downtown Saint Paul — are all nearby, offering cultural richness that families can enjoy during visits. The Xcel Energy Center, home of the Minnesota Wild, and CHS Field in Lowertown are also within easy reach. Saint Paul's Cathedral Hill neighborhood, anchored by the magnificent Cathedral of Saint Paul on Summit Avenue, is just blocks north, lending the surrounding area a sense of architectural grandeur and historic depth. For dining, the adjacent Cathedral Hill and downtown blocks offer a range of restaurants and cafés. As a nonprofit corporation rooted in religious mission, Little Sisters of the Poor operates with a profound commitment to serving each resident with respect, love, and holistic care. Skilled nursing staff provide around-the-clock medical oversight, rehabilitation therapy, and individualized care plans. For families seeking skilled nursing care that combines clinical excellence with a deep spiritual and humanitarian mission in a landmark downtown Saint Paul location, Little Sisters of the Poor stands apart as a truly exceptional choice.