Assisted Living Communities in Quincy, IL

"I was at Bickford of Quincy. The overall experience was very good. The meals were very good, too. The people who assisted me after my surgery were very conscientious of it. Without their help I probably wouldn't have been able to leave so soon. They have handicapped accessible restrooms where I could easily get in and out. I had surgery on my foot and I couldn't put any weight on it for 13 weeks, so it was good to have a place where I could wheel around on my little scooter. There was plenty of room for me to do what I needed to do. The cost was very reasonable, too."

"After placing a loved one here,I am so thankful and blessed for the outstanding performance of the staff and all they do for him.He really enjoys the place and along with him we both agree it is a beautiful place,it gives me such peace of mind that he is well taken care of,he has improved in so many ways since being placed there.Keep up the great work you are doing. "

"I like Adams Pointe because it was a smaller place, and that is what my mother liked. During our visit, she felt comfortable there because it's a smaller place. The staff is very nice, helpful, and very understanding. Their rooms are spacious, very clean, and airy. We were not able to eat there, but they do have a standard dining room, and the food smelled good. "

"The people at High Point Residence Quincy were very nice and informative. I didn't feel rushed or anything. As far as the community itself, it was very nice. It was set up like apartments, off of a hall. Each person had their own private room. I like the amenities that they had in the room. They had little refrigerators, and they were able to have microwaves and a TV, and bring their own reclining chair. The only reason why we didn't pick that one is that my aunt required more care than that facility could provide to her. I visited the assisted living part, but they specialize in memory care. The staff was personable. She took time to explain things to me. I didn't feel like I was bothering her. She walked me around the facility and introduced me to a couple of staff members. I felt very comfortable. The rooms were pretty big. They had queen-size beds in there, recliner chairs, and a chest of drawers, and it wasn't crowded. They had the little kitchenette area."

"My father was in Bristol Manor of Palmyra. It has 12 rooms, a staff member lives there full time, they have other staff members, and it's a residential care facility. There were eight people living at the same time he was. He did not like it there. He fell there, and after hospitalization, he needed intensive rehab. They were pretty much in lockdown. I liked Bristol Manor, I liked the price, and the people I was dealing with, but for dad, it was not the right fit. He did not get along with the people there."

"We moved my parents to Pleasant View so they could be closer to our family. We are pleased with the facility and the staff has been fantastic! With their health concerns it has been a weight off our shoulders knowing mom and dad are well cared for. And to top it all off the cost is $3000 less per month than what the previous facility charged, and the apartment is twice the size!"