Madison Pointe Rehabilitation and Health Center

Justin

We put my father where he seems to be most comfortable, which is Madison Pointe Rehabilitation and Health Center. Some of the things I liked about the location were his attitude about the people that were there, the members of the staff that he seemed to really connect with, the openness of the location (it was very homey), and it seemed to be very accepting of everybody despite where they came from. I feel that if we were to make another choice, I think this would still be high on our list. Everybody was very helpful. I just think that it was a good choice all around. My father started out in a multi-person room, but he has moved into an individual room at this point. I would consider the room to be pretty big for the location. It's a nice apartment. He has Alzheimer's, and it's getting worse as it goes on, but he seems to maintain a bit of his own freedom. With regards to activities, they basically engage my father daily every morning. They ask him where he wants to go and if he wants to go to an area where he is with a lot of people. Even if he doesn't want to be with a lot of people, they end up giving him an area where he is engaging with people on a regular basis, which is really nice. They've had things like holiday festivals with him, Oktoberfest, Christmas parties, and things like that. I think that really engages his senses and engages him physically and intellectually. I just think that's really, really good for his state of mind. I have tried their food. I was there with my father for Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas as well. I try to go down about every three to five weeks to spend some time with him. I think it's a very family-oriented facility, which was very helpful when I was looking for places. I think this is a great place for him.

Becki Smith

I spent 6 wks here after a horrible car accident. The staff was helpful and took care of my needs. Without them I don’t know what I would have done.