1986: Sixty beds off Richmond Road
A Texarkana nurse and her husband opened Peony Hill with sixty beds and a promise that the night shift would never be short.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
Forty years in the Twin Cities
1995: The peony beds
Residents' families planted the courtyard. It blooms every April.
2006: The therapy wing
Thirty private suites and a gym, so neighbors could recover close to home.
2015: Nash
We opened a smaller, quieter campus in Nash for long-term care closer to the country.
2021: The night kitchen
A resident asked for toast at 2 a.m. We decided the answer should always be yes.
Today
Two campuses, 120 beds and twenty-four nurses with ten years or more here.
- 120beds across two campuses
- 6 daysof therapy a week
- 1986caring for the Twin Cities
- 24nurses with 10+ years here
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Nursing Home
- Chamber of Commerce · Employer of the Year
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Post-Acute Partner
- Statewide Long-Term Care Association · Quality Recognition
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Orthopedic Surgeons Group · Preferred Rehab Partner
- Hospice Alliance · Partner
- Workforce Council · Training Partner
- Four States Fair · Community Partner
- Nursing School · Clinical Site
Come see what our nights look like.
Call admissions any day, or ask for Celeste by name. Evening tours until seven.