Assisted Living Communities in Cheyenne, WY

"Recently I've been forced to start looking for a retirement community for my mother and one of the ones I looked over was Pointe Frontier Retirement. Despite the fact that she isn't a big fan of the area, both my mother and I were very fond of Point Frontier. The living quarters were nice, if fairly simple. The grounds are clearly well taken care of, we were told of a number of clubs, book and sewing and bible studies as well as a few others. An on-site library, and my mother in particular was quite excited about the salad bar. One of the things I rather liked was the option of independent and assisted living meaning my mother can start out independent and if she needs it, can move over to assisted. Overall, a very nice place for my mother to live out her golden years. I however did have three complaints; they don't take medicare, rent is month to month with no pre-paid options I could find, and the lady giving us a tour seemed to be at best apathetic and rude. Other staff I saw seemed polite, but the one I was dealing with personally seemed to want to spit in my face more than shake my hanhd. "

"The staff at Life Care Center of Cheyenne was very friendly. I liked the place. It's nice and clean, and there were rooms everywhere. They've taken great care in updating their facilities to make it very nice. They do their best to make it homey. They had a big physical therapy room, and they've got a huge staff for that. They had vehicles to take people around."

"Aspen Wind was very nice, but the place was a bit smaller. Their dining room was very clean and well-kept. The people were very nice; however, we chose the other community."

"The assisted living of Sierra Hills was excellent. The dining room was lovely. All the caregivers were excellent and the administration officers were very caring and helpful. The food was excellent."

"The staff at Primrose (Cheyenne Primrose) seemed to be good. The one guy that came out was very, very open to us, gave us the prices, and things like that. He showed us the rooms. We had several conversations with the people who were living in the building. The staff was good. They did what they were supposed to do. Their rooms were very nice, but we just decided that it was going to be a little too expensive from the standpoint of the cost. Otherwise, it was a tidy facility. The people were very friendly there. The manager was really good. My mother-in-law liked it. "