4★ official rating · 155 beds
5517 Lyndale Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55419 · 92 beds
Phone: (612) 827-5677
We don’t have a written overview for Mount Olivet Home yet. The facts below come straight from official government records. Calling the facility is the best way to learn more about daily life here.
The average nursing home in Minnesota scores 3.2 out of 5 · nationwide it’s 3. That puts it above the Minnesota average.
5517 LYNDALE AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55419
Official government records list this facility as “non profit - corporation.” Ownership matters — it tells you who is responsible for care decisions here.
The government has not published individual ownership records for this facility.
About this page: the inspection rating, ownership records, bed count, and fines come from official government records. The description, highlights, and any items marked “as listed by the facility” come from the facility’s own materials and are reviewed before publishing. Family reviews are written by real families and checked by our team. Spot something wrong? Call the facility to confirm details before making a decision.
Tell us how to reach you and the team at Mount Olivet Home will set up a visit. Prefer the phone? Call (612) 827-5677 any time.
4★ official rating · 155 beds
What government inspectors found when they visited in person.
How much time nurses and aides have for each resident, per day.
How well residents actually do on health measures over time.
From government health inspections and reporting · updated July 9, 2026.
Every licensed and certified nursing home is scored from 1 to 5 stars using the same government data: on-site health inspections, staffing levels, and measures of how residents do over time. 5 is much better than average; 1 is much worse. The percentile shows where Mount Olivet Homelands against other homes — a low score doesn’t always mean bad care today, and a high score isn’t a guarantee, but it tells you what to ask about. Visiting in person is still the best test.
The most recent inspection cycle found 3 deficiencies. No fines were issued in the past three years.
When inspectors find a rule not being met — anything from paperwork to resident care — they record a “deficiency,” and the facility has to fix it. Most nursing homes have at least a few. Fines are money penalties for more serious or repeated problems. Many deficiencies or large fines are worth asking about when you visit.
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