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Congratulations to Engel Haus

Voted Readers' Choice Award- 2017 Best Assisted Living!

Albertville

Home to the famous Albertville Premium Outlet Mall, Albertville is located along Interstate 94, roughly equidistant between St. Cloud and the Twin Cities. Albertville’s motto is: “Small Town Living -. Big City Life.” Albertville has a population of roughly 7,200 people, and it’s growing quickly. Enjoy access to ample activities, health care resources, and — of course — shopping!

Looking for a bit of culture? Catch a play at St. Michael-Albertville high school, which features the largest performing arts center of any school in the state of Minnesota.

Andrea Erickson Jay-Jay Chan
Administrator Housing Specialist
For tours and more information
contact Jay-Jay at 763-498-4594

Engel Haus

Featuring Catered Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care
5101 Kassel Avenue NE, Albertville, MN 55301
763-498-4594

Engel Haus is a beautiful new building built in a Bavarian style that complements Albertville’s history and culture.

Engel Haus offers catered living - the opportunity to create a customized lifestyle and access to support services, assisted living, and specialized memory care services.

Engel Haus features:

Emergency call and wellness monitoring
Efficiently designed floor plans
Individually controlled heating and cooling
On-site beauty/barber shop
Dining room
Library
Fitness room
Drive under canopy
Wi-Fi access
Satellite TV package

Click here to view the Engel Haus floor plans.

View Engel Haus monthly Newsletter here.
View Engel Haus Menu Week of October 15th- 21st here.
View Engel Haus Memory Care October Activity Calendar
View Engel Haus Assisted Living September Activity Calendar

Look what's happening at Engel Haus!

Join us for Dementia Support Group

1st Tuesday of the month-1pm-2pm.

Albertville

Join us for dementia support group at Engel Haus

Your group facilitators, Jay-Jay Chan and Paula VanDusen have been
professionally trained and certified by the Alzheimer's Association.

Meet Kelsie Cheney, Occupational Therapy Student at Engel Haus created Sensory/ Memory Bins as one of her fieldwork projects. She did an amazing job!

"Sensory/Memory bins stimulate the senses (in this case, specifically tactile, visual, and olfactory), increase fine motor coordination, social interaction, and engagement, facilitate conversation, evoke memories, and improve mood. The questions are designed to promote reminiscing with a combination of close-ended, open-ended, and either/or questions. Sensory stimulation is especially important for people with dementia and Alzheimer’s because it allows them to make connections, recall memories, and express themselves." -Kelsie Cheney

Music is one of our favorite things!