Assisted Living Communities in Marshfield, WI

"I toured Wells Nature View II. They were very pleasant, very willing to give us a tour, and wanted to make sure we had our questions answered. They put us on the waiting list and that kind of thing. The staff was knowledgeable. It was very much like home. It has a pleasant communal living room and library. They had a salon if a person needed her hair done. On each wing they had a little family room, TV puzzles, and a sunroom. The residents' rooms were very large."

"Our experience of Serenity Living 2 has not been a good experience. The caregivers are very kind though. We weren't allowed to tour before my parents going there, and the living space is very, very small. My dad was put in a very, very small room. I have not tried the food myself, but my parents have told me that it's acceptable. The staff was kind. They were nice people. As for activities, my dad is not interested in activities, but on Friday, some women come out to play board games. If the outside women don't come in, there isn't anybody there so they don't have any activities for the residents. I think it's too expensive for what we get. I think it's far too costly for the services that they receive."

"We went to VitaCare Living Stratford. The staff was very helpful and welcoming, answered all our questions, and proudly showed us their facility, so we're very happy with our reception there. They have outdoor spaces. Along each side of the building, that's the long part of the building, there was an overhang awning thing with chairs and a little outdoor table. And then on one side of the building it was uncovered so you could sit in the sun. So, there were two at least that we saw. One was quite large on one side of the building, and then a smaller gathering place on the other."

"I would strongly recommend the Delaney home for anyone looking for a small Hometown Assisted Living place. Tim and Melissa truly care about their patients. I feel the care they give is over and above of what is expected of assisted living places, and tnat speaks well of them. Their staff is knowledgeable and kind. My relative enjoys living there and it is home to her. I cannot say enough about their home and what they have done for my family member."

"I visited my sister while she was here getting over a leg injury she was in bed for 7 weeks the home was very nice and clean the staff was friendily enough but for the amount of money this placed cost per week was really something that you might except at a much larger more fancy place but it was what it was and my sister got the care she needed the room was smaller than you would like to see.we were able to have dinner with her or lunch when ever we wanted to that was nice we were able to spend as much time with her as we could and really there was no time that we could not see her the staff was nice and took along time with my sisiter seeing that she was very over weight and was not used to having all kinds of strangers around here.the setting was nice if you liked to be out in the country it was very quiet and pretty but it was a ways out there if you needed to get a ambulance there in a hurry but there was never a need for that while my sister was there "

"My stepmom was transferred to this facility in April from another facility and the care has been much better here. The staff has been so wonderful and so caring. I felt good visiting her and seeing the staff interact with her, even as her Alzheimer's progressed and things became more difficult. And there is nice staff to resident ratio, plus home cooked meals. I can't thank them enough for the care received right up until she passed away."

At Copperleaf Assisted Living of Marathon, our philosophy of care is unique to Assisted Living and Memory Care. By providing the finest in personal care, supportive services, and leisure activities, we strive to create a supportive environment for older individuals who cannot live alone but do not require nursing home care. We prioritize health and happiness through the art of caregiving. Our focus is your loved ones preservation of dignity and quality of life. Marathon Assisted Living employs friendly and compassionate caregivers with registered nursing oversight to further assist residents with daily living activities and any changing needs. Our talented care staff receive quality training that exceeds state requirements and industry standards. Copperleaf Assisted Living of Marathon, one of our three homes featured in the Wausau area, offers varied levels of care, ranging from independent living to end of life care, as well as all levels of dementia care and hospice. Our unique recreational programming allows the residents of Marathon to continue to participate in the social activities they have always enjoyed. This comfortable home-like setting resides in a rural community known for its cheese and dairy producers. Only minutes from Wausau, residents enjoy a relaxed, small-town setting. We provide personalized care for our residents to ensure the best quality of life and preservation of dignity. It is our goal to meet the changing needs of each of our residents while providing a very specialized and individualized lifestyle. We provide the finest in personal care, supportive services, and leisure activities. Our Features: RN oversight medication management respire short term care therapy services spa & beauty salon air conditioning secured & alarmed private suites with full bathrooms house keeping & laundry services indoor garden park To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"Acorn Hill is one of my favorite facilities. It's a very personable, upbeat, and just cheery. We just loved this facility. I thought that the staff there was extremely friendly and professional. The dining room is decorated nicely, very stylish, and clean. The rooms were of fairly good size. I would definitely recommend them. "

Cedar Ridge Elder Services LLC is a locally owned and operated Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF). Cedar Ridge offers a variety of services for our residents including, but not limited to: Health Monitoring Leisure Time Services Personal Care Services Medication Administration 24-hour awake care 3 balanced meals a day as well as snacks Nurse supervision Our building is designed in a circular fashion with resident rooms being around the outside perimeter and the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry facilities in the center. Our residents heavily use our beautiful courtyard in warm weather. We offer air conditioning, with phone and TV connection in all rooms. Televisions are located in common areas for residents to join together and enjoy programs. A small aviary and aquarium allow residents to enjoy birds and fish year-round. A resident monitoring system will alert staff when a resident leaves the building. Cedar Ridge prides itself in the ability to handle a wide variety of behaviors sometimes involved with Alzheimer's and dementia. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"The rooms are very spacious, the staff I have met are very friendly and helpful, food always smells good and I see lots of joking and fun between staff and residents."

"I visited the Brown's Assisted Living Center approximately two weeks ago for a job interview. During the time there, I saw some things that sparked my attention. The first thing I noticed was the decor. While it looked lovely on the outside, the inside was furnished with antique looking furnishings, and just felt very old and uncomfortable. It is important to note that the assisted living home is not for elderly; it is for mentally disabled patients of various ages.I got to see the staff interacting with the patients, and thought they did a fairly well job. They interacted with them in an more personal environment, doing things that included watching television and playing games with the patients.The manager of the facility was not the friendliest person in the world, and I was not impressed with her attitude. It does concern me to think of how she would be interacting with the patients. Overally, I believe the patient's do get good care at Brown's Assisted Living, but the atmosphere should be more welcoming and better furnished. "

"My aunt is at Hilltop of Pepper. I have been going there for several years, and I like the place. The times I've been there, I would give them a five because they are friendly, and my aunt's room is beautiful. You can go outside, but you can't get out of there unless you go through the main door; it is a locked place. I have been there when she was eating, and she liked it although I didn't taste it myself. They asked if I'd like to eat, but I didn't have that much time to stay. At one point when I was there, my aunt was in distress because of mouth sores or so, and I didn't know where to find the staff person because it was during lunchtime, and the one that there was the cook, so I mentioned it to the cook, and the cook went and got one of the gals that takes care of that kind of thing. She came and looked at it, and then she went and got some medication, put it on my aunt, and took care of it. "

"WE LIVE AT RIVER RUN LIVING. WE LOVE IT. COULDN'T ASK FOR A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. THE PEOPLE HERE ARE SO NICE AND SO HELPFUL WHEN NEEDED. WOULDN'T WANT TO LIVE ANY WHERE ELSE. SO HAPPY HERE."