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Winona, MN 55987
Located on the Winona Health campus, with views of Lake Winona and beautiful bluffs, Adith Miller and Roger Metz Manors are assisted living residences each accommodating up to 10 residents with early-to middle-stage Alzheimer’s or other memory diseases. Memory care staff create a home-like, safe, secure environment where residents can remain engaged in meaningful activities and maintain skills for daily living.
In addition, therapeutic recreation activities include outings to the Minnesota Marine Art Museum, pontoon boat rides, and other social events designed to provide life-enriching experiences for residents.
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