About St Croix Health Center
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Care Types at St Croix Health 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 medical care does St. Croix Health Center provide? + −
St. Croix Health Center is a skilled nursing facility, meaning it provides the highest level of non-hospital residential care. This includes 24-hour nursing supervision, post-surgical and post-hospital recovery, wound care, medication management, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy. It is designed for residents who need ongoing clinical attention rather than primarily personal or memory care.
What hospitals are near St. Croix Health Center in New Richmond? + −
The closest hospital is Westfields Hospital & Clinic, a HealthPartners facility located in New Richmond just minutes from the health center. This proximity allows for smooth care transitions between inpatient hospital stays and skilled nursing rehabilitation. Additionally, the broader Twin Cities metro area — roughly 35 miles west via I-94 — provides access to major medical systems including Regions Hospital, United Hospital, and the Mayo Clinic Health System network.
What is New Richmond, WI like for seniors and their families? + −
New Richmond is a safe, friendly small city in St. Croix County with a strong sense of community. It offers manageable traffic, accessible local shopping at Festival Foods and stores along Knowles Avenue, and outdoor recreation options like the Gateway State Trail and Paperjack Dog Park. The area's proximity to Hudson and the Twin Cities means families traveling from the metro can visit with ease, typically within 30–40 minutes, while residents still enjoy the calm pace of a Wisconsin small town.
Is St. Croix Health Center a private or government-run facility? + −
St. Croix Health Center is operated by St. Croix County government, making it a publicly accountable, county-managed skilled nursing facility. County-run facilities are subject to public oversight and are mission-driven rather than profit-driven, which often translates to staffing stability and a strong commitment to the community it serves.
Does St. Croix Health Center accept Medicare and Medicaid? + −
As a county-operated skilled nursing facility, St. Croix Health Center is generally equipped to work with Medicare for short-term post-acute and rehabilitation stays, as well as Medicaid for longer-term care needs. Families are encouraged to contact the facility directly at (715) 246-8211 to verify current coverage, confirm bed availability, and discuss the admissions and financial planning process with the administrative staff.
Learn More About St Croix Health Center
Contact us for pricing, availability, and to schedule a tour of St Croix Health Center in New Richmond, Wisconsin.