About Cerenity Senior Care-Marian of St. Paul
Cerenity Senior Care-Marian of St. Paul is operated by Benedictine Living and offers memory care, assisted living, independent living, respite care, and skilled nursing in the St. Paul area (Ramsey County). It is one of 3 Patriot Angels partner communities in St. Paul. More assisted living in St. Paul.
Care Offered
Memory Care
Provides compassionate memory care support in a secure and structured environment.
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Assisted Living
Provides personalized assisted living support with help for daily activities in a welcoming community setting.
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Independent Living
Offers maintenance-free independent living in a welcoming senior community environment.
Respite Care
Skilled Nursing
How to Pay for Care at Cerenity Senior Care-Marian of St. Paul
Families usually combine savings, retirement income, the sale of a home, and long-term care insurance. Veterans and surviving spouses may also qualify for VA benefits.
For veterans and surviving spouses
Cerenity Senior Care-Marian of St. Paul is a private community, not run by VA. Eligible wartime veterans and surviving spouses can use VA Pension with Aid & Attendance toward the monthly cost here.
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Savings, insurance, and other resources
Personal savings, retirement income, the sale or rental of a home, and long-term care insurance. Medicare generally does not pay for long-term memory care.
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Prefilled with the Minnesota state average for skilled nursing: $10,646/month (CareScout Cost of Care Survey, 2025). Memory care usually costs more. Enter the cost the community quoted you. This is a statewide average, not a cost at this community. VA benefits may not cover the full cost of care.
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Helpful Guides
Veterans and surviving spouses with dementia or Alzheimer's may qualify for a significant tax-free VA benefit to help pay for care.
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Yes — Aid & Attendance can help pay for assisted living. Here's how the benefit works, what it pays in 2026, and who may qualify.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for Aid and Attendance...
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- Community details (name, operator, address, phone, county, care types, descriptions, 24/7 flag, coordinates) come from Patriot Angels’ partner community record.
- Distances to nearby partners are approximate straight-line miles.
- A&A amounts: VA 2026 maximum monthly Aid & Attendance amounts by household type.
Important Note: This information is intended for educational purposes and should not be considered legal, medical, or financial advice. Confirm costs and availability directly with the community.