Talamore Woodbury offers competitive pricing for its residential options when compared to both Washington County and the broader Minnesota market. A one-bedroom unit is priced at $2,865, positioning it slightly above the county average of $2,771 but just below the state figure of $2,893. The two-bedroom option at Talamore Woodbury comes in at $3,920, which is notably higher than the county's average of $2,762 and also exceeds the state's average of $2,955. For those interested in studio apartments, Talamore's rate of $4,455 stands out as significantly higher than both Washington County's average of $4,066 and Minnesota's lower average of $3,617. Overall, while Talamore Woodbury may present higher costs for specific room types compared to local averages and state figures, its offerings reflect a commitment to quality that many residents find appealing.
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Talamore Woodbury
Washington County
Minnesota
1 Bedroom
$2,865
$2,771
$2,893
2 Bedrooms
$3,920
$2,762
$2,955
Studio
$4,455
$4,066
$3,617
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The dining experience is consistently described as delicious and accommodating.
Many residents and family members call out the food as a standout, describing it as well-prepared and enjoyable. Several also mention accommodating preferences or special diets, and at least one person notes specific menu favorites theyâve tried. Even where one resident didnât like the food as much, the overall feedback still centers on good quality and variety.
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Activities help residents connect
Residents describe an activity program that keeps days full.
Reviews frequently connect the communityâs activities to social engagement, with residents finding things to do and meeting others through scheduled events. Multiple comments also frame the activity calendar as a core part of the day-to-day experience, not just occasional entertainment. Overall, families describe the program as a reason their loved one stays engaged.
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Staff are caring and responsive
Staff care and communication show up repeatedly in reviews.
Families describe staff as treating residents with dignity and patience during vulnerable transitions and needing less worry because help is available. Other reviewers mention staff responding quickly and being consistently kind and helpful in day-to-day needs. A recurring thread is that staff interactions reduce stress for families and help residents feel supported.
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Price feels high with added fees
Cost is a concern, with residents mentioning extra charges.
Several reviewers say the community is expensive compared with other options. Others add that some services may come with additional fees, which makes the overall cost feel higher than expected. Even some positive reviews still acknowledge that pricing is a major factor families consider.
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Memory care is where issues appear
A few reviews raise serious concerns about memory-care support.
While some memory-care families report positive outcomes, other residentsâ experiences are described as falling shortâespecially around getting needed help and preventing safety problems. Separate reviews mention medication delays, falls, and difficulty getting appropriate help for residents with dementia or other conditions. Taken together, the feedback suggests memory-care quality can vary depending on the situation and level of support needed.
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Clean, modern building sets expectations
The buildingâs cleanliness and newer look are commonly praised.
Reviews often describe the facility as clean and modern, including bright common areas and a newer feel. Some also mention noticing how well kept the community looks during visits and moving-in. While a few comments note problems or wished-for improvements, the general impression is that the property is well maintained.
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Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Transportation
Minneapolis-St Paul International (15 miles away)
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This part of Woodbury, Minnesota offers a range of convenient amenities including reputable physicians, places of worship, parks, pharmacies, restaurants, cafes, hospitals, and theaters. With various healthcare options nearby such as Twin Cities Orthopedics Woodbury and Woodwinds Health Campus-Woodbury, residents can easily access medical care when needed. The community also provides opportunities for social engagement with local churches like Five Oaks Community Church and recreational activities at parks like Ojibway Park and Woodbury Dog Park. Additionally, seniors can enjoy dining out at restaurants like Punch Neapolitan Pizza and Tamarack Tap Room or catching a movie at Alamo Drafthouse Woodbury. Overall, this area of Woodbury offers a well-rounded lifestyle for senior living with convenient access to essential services and entertainment options.
Talamore Woodbury offers competitive pricing for its residential options when compared to both Washington County and the broader Minnesota market. A one-bedroom unit is priced at $2,865, positioning it slightly above the county average of $2,771 but just below the state figure of $2,893. The two-bedroom option at Talamore Woodbury comes in at $3,920, which is notably higher than the county's average of $2,762 and also exceeds the state's average of $2,955. For those interested in studio apartments, Talamore's rate of $4,455 stands out as significantly higher than both Washington County's average of $4,066 and Minnesota's lower average of $3,617. Overall, while Talamore Woodbury may present higher costs for specific room types compared to local averages and state figures, its offerings reflect a commitment to quality that many residents find appealing.
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