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Thriving Together.

St. John’s Circle of Care in Springfield, Minnesota is a trusted senior living community offering compassionate care for every stage of aging.

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Our Circle of Care

At St. John’s Circle of Care, residents have access to every level of support within one connected community. From assisted living, to skilled nursing, memory care, hospice care, and income-based senior housing we make it easy for your loved one to receive the right care as they age.

Living Options

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St. John's Home

Skilled Nursing Facility

St. John’s Nursing Home is a non-profit, church-related, skilled nursing home with 65 beds. St. John Lutheran Home has a focus in being a memory support community.

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The Maples

Assisted Living Apartments

We feel that you should be able to continue to live life on you own terms. We make day to day living easier by offering the right amount of services and care at the right time.

Cottonwood Ridge

Senior Housing Community

Enjoy freedom from snow shoveling, lawn mowing, and home repair. Sit back, relax and enjoy your freedom at Cottonwood!
Income limits apply.

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St. John's Circle of Care Grandkids Child Care Daycare Facility Springfield, Minnesota

Grandkids
Child Care

Each day children in our care interact with the residents of St. John’s Circle of Care. Routine activities include reading stories, singing songs, creating crafts, and eating together.

The Circle of Care Difference

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    Intergenerational

    Each day, the youngest and oldest members of our community learn and laugh together. Children in our care regularly visit with residents to read stories, sing songs, create crafts, and share meals – building meaningful friendships that brighten every generation.

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    In-House Chaplain

    Guided by faith and compassion, our chaplain provides comfort, prayer, and connection for residents, families, and staff—helping everyone feel supported in spirit and community. Ecumenical Services are held each Sunday morning at 10am.

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    Community Care

    Residents have access to every level of support within one connected community. From independent living and assisted care to skilled nursing, memory support, and rehabilitation services, we provide the care your loved one needs.

Events and Activities

From social gatherings and holiday celebrations to educational programs and family fun, our events welcome residents, families, and community members alike. Take a look at what’s coming up and join in the joy!

  • “‘Thank you, thank you, thank you!’ as Roy would say. For the complete staff of St. John’s, you don’t know how good you are. We, his family, will be eternally grateful. Please know how much his family thinks of you. As you fill your days know that you made Roy’s as good as they could be.”

    — Mo and Randy Therkilsen

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