Assisted Living Communities in Huntington, WV

"The Wyngate Senior Living Community was comparable. Everything was about the same as the other place I visited. The only difference was they allow dogs. The staff was welcoming. It was an older place, but it was clean. They have different choices for the rooms as well. I thought the dining area was inviting and nice too. It was about 3 miles from the mall in opposite direction and also about 2 miles from the hospital. "

"I visited a friend at The Village at Riverview. I'd say it's well staffed. They have good nurses, and they seem to be pretty good. They had activities for everybody at all levels. It would just be outings, and they would take them shopping and that kind of stuff. They have a salon, and they have a covered outdoor patio. The place was clean, and it was homey. They have individual apartment type style living. They have a big gathering area with TVs that was like a common area, and that was pretty nice. I really can't say a whole lot about their food other than the fact that the lady that I visited didn't complain about it. She thought it was pretty good. I've seen their holiday meals, and they seem to be above par and home cooked."

"My sister placed her over at Chateau Grove, and that’s where she’s at right now. One Sunday dinner there, it seemed like she had a pretty good dinner. She seems to be doing fine. She has people she can talk to. She seems to like the atmosphere. They have a local church that comes in and pastors and people that come in and sing with them. They have a prayer and a little bit of The Word, and there were several residents in attendance. "

"Midland Meadows is a friendly, cheerful place to visit. You are greeted at the door with a smile and made to feel welcomed there. They have professional staff on hand to meet the residents needs. The residents are cared for with the hightest of expectations. The staff and resident ratio meets or probably beats the state requirement. The residents has their laundry cleaned by staff hired just for laundry. They also have a staff for their meals. They have staff for each area the resident needs. They offer Amap staff, alone with a team of excellent resident aids. The Aids seems to be caring and takes pride in caring for the residents. They also offer activities for the residents. The residents at Midland Meadows are not treated as if they are just there to die. That is the most thing I found interesting on my visit there. All residents are treated with care and respect. All doors are locked at all times to prevent the residents from wondering off. They also have a van so the residents can go to the local library, mall and other places. They are not just locked inside a home. "

"My grandmother likes Kings Daughters & Sons Assisted Living. The facility itself is nice since they have their own apartments, they get help as needed, and they supply meals and extracurricular activities. It seems clean and all the residents seem happy and seem to enjoy it. They can sit out on the front porch, they play bingo (which is her favorite), and several other things are scheduled. I had lunch with her and they do a good job with their meals. It felt homey. Her room is smaller than what she's used to, but it's perfect for what she needs."

"Trinity Station was wonderful too. The sanitation was good. The staff was wonderful. The facility was very updated and very nice. "

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"Rooms were clean and comfortable for my mom. The staff was friendly and always busy. Mom enjoyed bingo night and the children's choir that came to sing."

"My husband is in Braley Care Homes right now. The staff is very helpful. They are friendly, and they take very good care of him. The rooms are just like two regular bedrooms, but very comfortable. The food is great. It is home cooked. The dining room is fine and big. They have activities like balloon toss, and they have group activities Mondays through Fridays for the residents. They have an activities director. I like that it is a dementia-Alzheimer's unit, and it is like a home. The residents are free to go into their bedroom, or they can just walk around out in the living area. They are not expected to stay in their rooms all the time. "

"I toured English Meadows Teays Valley, and it's the place that I liked the most. I liked that there was a flat rate or flat fee, and there were no add-ons as far as the level of care. I like how they assessed different levels of care to different individuals, depending on what needed to be done, so that was very nice. I found the place to be the right size, and it seemed to be very clean and new. I went to the memory care unit as well, and that seemed very nice and clean also, and it seems like the patients were being very well taken care of. The person who was supposed to be giving the tour, the director, was out, so somebody was filling in. He was very knowledgeable in telling me that both my parents were getting a $500 discount a month, and in answering my questions. I saw an activities calendar, so they have activities for the individuals. They had a courtyard, a salon, and physical therapy on-site."