Assisted Living Communities in Plover, WI

"Maple Ridge of Plover Memory Care Campus has a really strong activities program, and so they work hard to keep the residents busy. They were very accommodating. It was so moving. The staff has always been very friendly and helpful. My aunt's room is an adequate size. They have a place where the residents shower, but they have their own toilet and sink in their room, which is nice. They have nice community gardens where the residents garden and then they eat the produce. They frequently post pictures of the residents on Facebook, too, which is nice for family members to stay informed. They have a really good cook there. A lot of homemade foods."

"We're on a waiting list at Whispering Pines in Plover. The entire atmosphere was one of sort of still being alive in a circumstance where you needed assistance. It didn't feel like a nursing home as such. They had a good staff-to-client ratio. It was very well maintained, clean, and attractive. The downside is they don't have full- size refrigerators and they don't have dishwashers. I think that those would be nice things for the more active residents to have. We didn't have enough interaction with the staff. We only talked with the director. The building looked very nice. It is on one floor and I think that is very nice instead of having elevators. It was of a reasonable, manageable size and the outside grounds were lovely."

"We have chosen The Lodge at Whispering Pines for my mother because of the amount of footage in the room, the very good relationship between the workers and the people who are living there, and the many activities and choices available at each meal. There's a beauty salon. There are walk-in bathtubs. The residents can ask for a big tub so their whole body gets warmed up, so that's an extra. This is a family-run place, which is also very nice. The staff member who gave the tour was very good. He showed me the place and explained things throughout the process. The place was very nice and updated."

"Wellington Place of Whiting was a great place but my sister has to be assessed first before they can figure out a price point. It was very, very nice and the people who gave us the tour were fabulous. I would recommend it to anyone. It's a beautiful place."

"Point Manor is a nice place, and they keep it clean. There are 3 floors, and the first floor that my mother's on is the assisted living. They have their own private bathroom and a little kitchenette area where there is a microwave and a sink. It's not a big complex. My mother is perfectly happy there. I think they have a very varied menu. I feel the caregivers are nice people, and they care about their patients. They've gone out of their way since they know we now live two and a half hours away instead of just 2 miles from her. Overall, it's a good place. They had all kinds of things from arts and crafts, they play different games on weekly basis, bingo, apples to apples, they have musical people come in, and different events that they can socialize the residents. The staff does activities as far as picnics, Christmas parties, and family get togethers with potlucks. I think they do a pretty good job with the activities. "

"My father was there . He was very hard to please. But he loved it. Great staff and food. I checked alot of places , this Riverview is way the finest in the area. Beautiful, very peaceful location. That's what a home should be. They have and can provide different levels of care if needed. "

"I visited Copperleaf Assisted Living and Memory Care North Ridge for a little while, but we can't go there now because of the COVID. I think my husband is doing fine there. The rooms were fine, we toured them, and he settled on them; the rooms were good. The staff there was very loving. He's eating, so the food there must be good. It looks nice and the grounds are nice."

"My parents are in North Haven for about a week now. The staff is very caring and pleasant. I like it that they are together in an apartment for couple that has a large living room and we are able to bring my parent's sofa, rocker and several other pieces of their furniture. The bedroom part is actually a part of the suite and they each have their own bed and a large bathroom with their own walk-in shower. The food is excellent. They have activities like music, they do fit and sit, they do exercises twice a week, they have crafts, they have treasure chest where they bring a chest full of items from the kitchen that people remember from many years ago. They also go on outings to places like museums. We have no complaint so far and I am recommending them to others. "

"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 dad moved to Hilltop Grand Village. It's always up to date. It just seems like everybody that worked there was very nice, and the whole facility is just very nice. It's pretty new. It's about seven, almost eight years old. So, it was pretty up-to-date on stuff. His apartment is pretty spacious. He has a one-bedroom, and it's a pretty good size for one person. They have a swimming pool. They have activities. They have mass there. They have a barbershop. They do pedicures, manicures, haircuts, and a home therapist if they need it. They cook their own meals. They just have a lot. The value for money was very reasonable."

"Atrium Senior Living was a beautiful facility, they have birds in cages on the lower level, and it’s kind of relaxing. But I wasn’t impressed as you never saw nurse at the nursing station; there was no one to answer the call. I remember standing there one time as the person that I visited needed help so I went down as they won’t answer her call. But as far as the facility goes, it’s new and beautiful."

"My sister was at The Renaissance Assisted Living in Wisconsin Rapids, so I know quite a bit about it. It's something that we are looking into and putting our name in. I spent a lot of time with her, so I'm kind of familiar with their policies. They were very informative and answered all our questions. My son and his wife were along and showed us a room and where everything was. They gave us the menu that they have and what's available as far as going to like a church service or going shopping, just regular life. The rooms that we looked at were both one-bedroom. They had a large living area, a small kitchenette, and a very large bathroom that would be easy to use if you were in a wheelchair or anything like that. We were just very happy with the size. It's in our town, so we're more prone to go to that one. We were very satisfied with everything. We were just happy with all the information that we got. I haven't tried the food lately, but I had when my sister was there. She liked it there, and she was very happy with the food. Because it's in our town, we know people who have been there. The dining area was beautiful, very clean, and very welcoming."

"My dad is going to move into Cranberry Court. It's a smaller facility, and the people there are amazing. They're very caring and compassionate about his situation. They have apartments, and they also have a single room, which is where he's going to be. It's fairly spacious, and it's has a bathroom right inside the room, which is nice. There are cable hookups, and it's very clean, too. We were given a weekly meal plan so that we could see what food they had. And they do some really fun things, too, like sometimes they order pizza that everybody wants. They offer home cooked type meals, which is nice. And from what I've experienced so far, they have been very good."