I would give six stars if I could. We were very anxious about having to put our 90 year old mother…read moreinto assisted living. Between other family members I have probably been to at least two dozen area senior care centers (from alright to not acceptable). None of them come close to the care our mother has received here. I called many other facilities that had a continuum of care and they all said that our mother would be skilled nursing (because she requires help transferring and dressing) which would be $6,000+ per month for a shared one room. St. Agnes said they thought they could get her to improve and be more independent and they were right. Here she has her own studio apartment. They are genuinely concerned about all aspects (physical, mental and spiritual) of our mother's wellbeing. She has been here only a month and we have already seen a physical and mental improvement in her. The nuns are very compassionate and coordinate every aspect of her care.

I've only heard wonderful stories about this home. This is where I'd like to live out my elderly…read moreyears, if I'm blessed to live that long.

HORRIBLE Management! mom and dad were/are there. they attached themselves to a kind worker who…read moreserved them meals and made special meals just for them. dad died, mom is still there. then the MANAGEMENT fired the whole team that cared for our family. "let's save a few pennies and fire everyone who cares about our families" shame on you

Okay, this could be weird because a) I'm clearly not an older adult age-wise, but maybe deep down I…read moredo have a heart of an older lady & b) I don't have a relative or family friend that is currently living here. BUT, I can say as a current graduate student of occupational therapy (shameless plug, if you have no idea what that is, ask me!) who has spent a lot of time in various assisted living facilities, this place is GREAT! I got a chance to speak to some of the residents while assessing the facility & the community is beautiful! The facilities are in tip-top shape & the services provided are above average. The staff seem to be very friendly & in-tune with the residents. When I'm 85+ & still kickin', please send me here!

My loved one is not getting good care here. There's an 80/20 rule here, and most of the time the…read more80/20 rule is that 80% is good and 20% is bad. But here, 80% of the staff is incompetent and uncaring, and only about 20% are competent and caring.

The people care. The building is old hard for disabled people to move through. Elevator is narrow…read moreand only one works. The management seems to care until there is any hiccup and it's all business after that

Very disappointing facility. Found my terminally ill sister laying cross ways in bed with feet and…read morehead hanging off. She couldn't get back in bed. Used two emergency call buttons, got no response. Finally went and found someone to help. She died shortly after.

My Grandma loves it here. The staff is so friendly and helpful and made the decision to downsize…read moreextremely helpful.

My mother was at the facility for 2/12 years. Before reading this review , please be advised that I…read morehave worked in the medical field for over 30 years in all phases of revenue cycle, from working in business offices and admission departments, traveling to different states along with a clinical review team pre pandemic to do projects for facility's who needed assistance with collecting review and improving their level of care both inpatient and outpatient, implementing new strategies and EHR billing systems for improvement. This facility is a total failure, is broken and needs a major overhaul in both senior management and care takers. My mother was pushed down TWICE by other residents resulting in a broken femur the first time, and a head contusion the second time. This place is complete rhetoric, and a failure their senior management is a joke, the administrator, the social worker, the nurse manager, all incompetents. The Deacon that Catholic Charities employs for this campus is also their legal counsel is rude, arrogant and should be visiting his residents weekly if not daily basis, but sits in his office on Lindell Blvd all day, doing nothing and has accused me being a manipulator. Take off the collar Deacon, you're not worthy. First time mom was pushed down, she was moved to the recovery unit, and told them she needed to use the bathroom several times, I witnessed this, and after finally located the nurse manager and she couldn't be bothered telling me they had the resources to clean up if mom wet her pants with a grin on her face. This is unacceptable. I work for a non profit, and can tell you this is not a non profit despite what they claim to be, its a money grab at the cost of their resident's health. DO NOT ADMIT A LOVED ONE HERE.

This is a terrible place! Do not put your loved one here. Under staffed,…read morenot clean and I know first hand that my mother was not treated respectfully by aids. They let her sit in extremely soiled depends and then get a terrible sore that they did not know how to treat. This was seen at the hospital we took her to. Rooms were not clean, laundry facility was a mess. They throw everyone's laundry in together and then don't know what clothes belong to what resident. Memory care workers do not understand how to handle people with dementia. They just yell at them! They make all the residents come out of their rooms to the main area where they can just babysit them while talking on their phones. PLEASE don't fall for their fake presentation on tours.

i want to report an abusive situation at Michael House, the memory care unit of Mother of Perpetual…read moreHelp in St. Louis. On 7/11/25, my aunt fell due to a broken femur. It is unclear exactly when the break occurred, but surgeon believes it was around 7/9/25. The nurse, Pamela Wisnewski, filed an incident report stating "Staff was nearby, reported resident was witnessed ambulating started shaking, threw herself on the floor. No apparent injuries." As POA, I was not alerted, instead my brother was called & told there was no injury. He went to facility the next day & noted my aunt's leg was turned at a 45 degree angle & she had a large hematoma on her hip. He had her sent to hospital where it was determined she had broken her femur at the neck. When I called that day to get more information for the hospital about the incident, another Michael House nurse, Vidya Boodram, stated "I have other patients to deal with. I have another job besides this one & I am tired. I'll have to call you back another time." When no call came, I called her supervisor, Ms. Wisnewski. She claimed that my aunt had "thrown herself on the ground" several times that week. Yet, we were never told & no one investigated why she was falling. It fits with her femur being broken & not being able to put weight on that leg. A couple days later, Ms. Wisnewski called to ask how my aunt was doing. I told her she had to have hip replacement surgery. She acted surprised & said, "well, at least she lived through the surgery"! This is clearly inattention to a critical medical situation. My aunt fell to the ground because she couldn't stand with a broken femur. No one bothered to notice her leg being at an unnatural 45 degree angle or the large protrusion at her hip. The incredible lack of empathy exhibited by Ms. Boodram and, subsequently, by Ms. Wisnewski is appalling for a medical professional dealing with the elderly.

These are the most beautiful apartments and I love Maplewood! Walking distance to most everything…read moreyou need, very clean, smells great. My friend lives here and I'm in awe everytime I go to visit! Check 'em out!

Lovely building that feels like a hotel and convenient to the Metro station...until they nickel and…read moredime all the money out of you. $250 for a key (non-refundable), extend lease month-to-month (for a $500/mon fee), they DNA test the dog poop to track down the owner, you have to pay $225 to have a gather in the Common Space that the public walks through. Fees, fees, fees. Lots of other great places if you don't need a gym and pool. Honestly younger people, save your money.

Delmar Creve Coeur has been sold and transitioned to a to the new company…read morecompany.I believe Delmar sold it because it an old building. They are very short staffed and have to rely on people to come in from agencys.Several times my family member got skipped over for meals ,didnt take them to the dining room or bring food tho the room. Food is sub par at best. There are days where it looks decent but most days its pathetic. This may be petty but I think everyone deserves the little things like butter for a roll or sugar for cereal.But again they are short handed. My family member is there now and we are looking for a new place

Smells of urine when you walk in the door. I wouldn't let my dog sleep there. It's nothing but a…read moreparking place for people who were kicked out of the hospital. Double rooms with one patient sleeping N-S and the other E-W. with a thin sheet between them. Some patients have been there over a year. I spent three hours there and left because of the poor conditions.