Victorian-style house with a well-maintained yard, surrounded by trees and a wrought iron fence, with a paved sidewalk in front.
Victorian-style house with a well-maintained yard, surrounded by trees and a wrought iron fence, with a paved sidewalk in front.

Individualized care in a shared community.

Amy Johnson Residence is a licensed assisted living home in St. Paul for adults living with mental illness and medical needs.

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Approximately 25 Residents

Licensed Assisted Living

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Nursing + Medication

24-Hour Staff

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Bedroom with two beds separated by a nightstand and hanging pendant light above.

CADI / Elderly / BI Waivers

Shared-Room Living

CARE + SERVICES

Could Amy Johnson Residence be a Good Fit?

We support adults living with significant and persistent mental illness who may also need medical, medication and daily-living support. Residents must be ambulatory and comfortable in a shared, congregate living environment.

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AN HISTORIC HOME IN ST. PAUL

A Home With a Story.

Amy Johnson Residence has been part of this historic Crocus Hill house since 1978. The setting — the house, neighborhood and surrounding community — is an important part of what makes living here feel different.

A cozy, vintage-style sitting area with wood accents, two armchairs with lace covers, a side table, decorative wallpaper, a stained glass window, a large leafy plant, and a carpeted staircase.

LIFE HERE

There’s a Lot of Life Packed Into this House.

Birthdays, outings, music, games, garden projects, favorite restaurants, holiday celebrations — and usually a cat somewhere in the middle of it all.

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