Assisted Living Communities in Vienna, MO

"My mother has been living in Oak Pointe of Rolla for almost five months now. It's very nice and she's very happy there. The staff is very helpful and very courteous. Her room is filled with her own belongings and her own furniture, and that's what we wanted. They have lots of different activities. She's also able to have the physical therapy that they requested. The only thing that I know is that when I visited yesterday, she was able to have regular, nutritious meals, and they requested that. I tell them what she likes and what she doesn't like, and we're able to bring snacks of any kind that she likes. She's in the memory care. It's clean. They have a private hairdresser who comes in one day a week. We pay ahead of time and she does what we ask, which we appreciate. We're very pleased. It's safe and secure. My brother and I have been very pleased."

To us at Victorian Place of Vienna in Vienna, Missouri, residential care means two things: you do the living and we help you live. Our personal assistants provide what you need when you need it. Here, the emphasis is less on paperwork and more on people. Our licensed nurse and certified medication aides get to know our residents like family, with all of their unique needs and preferences. It's like home. Dining is a focal point of our residents' day at Victorian Place of Hermann. It starts with an open breakfast, with eggs just the way you like them. We accommodate our early risers ready for toast and coffee as well as those who can't start the day without a big hot breakfast. Comfort foods, foods familiar and favorite, are part of our menu.Our admission counseling services are comprehensive. Our administrator helps guide the family through all of the care options available to them as well as through the maze of paperwork involved with accessing our public long term care benefits. Making it easy on the family is our first priority at Victorian Place of St. Clair - residential care by Americare.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification

"The facility was basic, but patient needs were well provided for. It had a very homey feeling to it; it felt very warm and comfortable. The residents were all very polite and friendly. There were lots of activities to participate in and most of the residents spend as much time as they can with others. I am not sure about what types of rooms are available, but the one I visited many times was a medium sized room with 2 residents. It was plenty of room for them and they were in great condition. The facility is located in the country, away from traffic, noise, and all the hustle and bustle. It was always nice to be able to spend some time outside on the deck, enjoying the peace and quiet and visiting. Still, it's only about 15 minutes away from Rolla, MO, which has just about everything a resident would want or need. Overall, I would say that this is a very nice facility. Pay them a visit and see what you think! "

"I went to Parkside Senior Living two months ago. I thought the facility was nice, and the people were great too. I had a very positive impression of it. I saw things like a private dining room, as a kind of an on-demand restaurant-style area where people could order exactly what they wanted. I chatted with one or two residents. It was a positive experience. However, we liked the location of the other place, and it was close to a $1000 difference, so Parkside was a little bit more expensive. I think the activities were better, they had several field trips, I guess they go on field trips at least weekly. So I thought that was great. I met their chef, but we did not get to try anything. They had raised gardens for the residents."

"Rosewood Residential Care in Rolla is quite homey. It's small, which is not a bad thing. Each of the staff is very nice, very friendly and helpful. Each of the resident rooms has a bathroom that's just a toilet and sink. You go to a different place for the shower but I think it's good that they don't have to share bathrooms. They get 3 meals a day and they all eat in the same room at the same time. I don't have anything specific to say about the dining area aside from it is adequate. My brother is receiving assisted living care there. For activities, I know occasionally they have a puzzle that anybody can help put together. They have an area that has a sort of a library with a lot of books that they could read if they choose to. In the living room area, which is communal, there is a television with couches and chairs that people can sit on if they want to. The facility is well maintained. They had a problem, at one point, with the air conditioner but they had somebody out there taking care of it right away. The shower area where the people go is currently being redone and updated and all that. They keep it clean too. They have a beauty and barbershop room, and they have a laundry facility. The laundry is done for the residents so they don't have to do their own. "

"Rolla Presbyterian Manor has all three stages: independent living, assisted living, and even a nursing home section, so that part we liked. Plus, they have some flexibility and some transportation. Rolla Presbyterian Manor was good. The independent living part was probably older, but had been updated. The location was good. The cleanliness was very good too. The staff was very helpful. They were very good. In fact, they contact us regularly to see if my husband's mom needs a place."