Assisted Living Communities in St Albans, VT

"My parents are moving into Mansfield Place. They are licensed to access Medicare. They're a full-service nursing facility. We had the opportunity to visit their dining facility and to visit their activities. They had several activities rooms. The facility is very well-kept. Their rooms are spacious. The facility is set up so that the wings are accessible based on the care that you require. So the assisted living wings are all accessible by Assisted Living residence, so my mother can leave her apartment and go to an activities room and not be worried about being lost. She can access what she's allowed to access based on her evaluation. I'm happy that my mother would not be a wandering risk, which is something that's a very big deal. There are several residents here that my parents know, including my mother's sister, who is in a memory care wing at this facility. So that was a big bonus as well, was that my mother would be able to visit with her sister. I enjoyed meeting all of the staff that I have met so far. They're all very welcoming and friendly. They have a gathering place. They call it the pub where you can meet and greet, and have a drink with your fellow residents. They have a movie theater room where they have dinner and a movie, or movies to watch together as a group instead of sitting in their room by themselves and watching them. Mansfield Place is right on the bike path in Essex Junction. So I think with assisted living, my mother can leave the facility to walk the bike path as long as she's accompanied because she's a fall risk. It's close to the restaurants and the shops that they like to frequent. And it's close to their family so that they can be easily visited. The place is very clean."

"The experience overall was very pleasent. The employees were very attentive and well mannered. Any needs that came about were met quickly and efficiently without problems. The quality of life seems to be high as well. All the residents i interacted with all spoke highly of their experiences there and were more than willing to recommend it to others with possible needs in everyday living assistance. "

"We're on a waiting list for Our Lady of the Meadows & Ave Maria Home. They have a specific, secured lock unit for people with dementia. They've got a lot of activities, they also accept Medicaid once your money runs out, and they're reasonably priced. It's fairly new."

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St. Joseph???s Residential Care Home, located in Burlington, VT, offers assisted living care to its residents. This facility provides private rooms, ensuring a personal and comfortable space for everyone. Residents can enjoy meals provided by the facility, ensuring they have nutritious options every day. For those looking to stay active and engaged, there are organized activities and programs, social events, group exercises, and even facilitated field trips. The home also offers spiritual and health and wellness programs, alongside entertainment activities, making sure there's something for everyone. Additionally, salon services are available on-site, adding an extra layer of convenience for the residents.Services at St. Joseph???s Residential Care Home are comprehensive, covering medication management, medical transportation, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), and housekeeping. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection

To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection

"We have decided on Gazebo for my parents. The place is assisted living, so they provide hot meals, a ride to doctors' appointments, and so on. My parents will have a one-bedroom apartment. I had a great experience with the staff. They seemed enthusiastic, welcoming, and answered my questions. I could go back any time to measure the furniture they want to bring in, so they're very easy to work with. We had lunch there and it was good. They have many choices and there are options at every meal. The residents sit down and order from the available choices for each meal. There's also a menu posted ahead of time. They have an activities coordinator who introduced herself to us while we were over there measuring yesterday. They have movies, exercise classes, games, puzzle groups, crafting, bingo, and other normal stuff you see in this kind of places."

"I went to The Converse Home. It is very comfortable and very welcoming. The room is very nice, small but clean. It's well taken care of. I think the memory unit has under 20 people. They have very good, very nice staff. The dining room is very nice. They have a good chef. They were doing something when we were there that day. They were sitting in a circle and interacting with one another. They had someone leading them into some kind of activity. They also have a garden area and a gazebo. It's a very warm atmosphere."

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"The staff at Allenwood at Pillsbury Manor was very nice, helpful, and full of energy. The bedroom is adequate for one person. They have a room for art classes, another room for playing cards, and a very nice dining area, but they don’t have a pool. "

"My mom is staying in The Manor for long-term care. The nurses are very kind. It's very convenient, and they accept Medicaid. It's clean and everybody's nice. I can't say much about the food, but I think that goes for all nursing homes. Her room is small, but she has her own bathroom. There's a separate shower room, but that's fine as long as she has their bathroom. My mom is in a wheelchair, so it's fine so far. The dining area is large. I don't know foot-wise, but it's relatively large, and 10 people in wheelchairs can be in the same room all at once. A lot of times, I walk in and they're eating, and I don't hear any complaints from any other people. I was able to experience what a fire drill looks like, and that was pretty cool. The food is mediocre."