Meadows Assisted Living Center

Roberta

Meadows is a gem of a facility that offers a homely atmosphere unlike any other. My recent visit left me thoroughly impressed with its attention to detail and commitment to creating a comfortable living space for residents. The first thing that struck me upon entering Meadows was its stunning decor. Far from feeling institutional, the facility exudes warmth and charm, with tasteful decorations that make it feel more like a cozy home than a typical assisted living facility. The rooms at are simply gorgeous. Spacious, well-appointed, and reminiscent of comfortable apartments, they provide residents with a sense of independence and privacy while still offering the support they need. It's evident that careful thought has gone into ensuring that each room is both accommodating and aesthetically pleasing. What truly sets Meadows apart, however, is its exceptional staff. Not only are they attentive and accommodating, but they also excel in communication, ensuring that residents and families feel heard and valued at all times. Their dedication to providing top-notch care is truly commendable. In addition to its inviting atmosphere and dedicated staff, Meadows offers a plethora of fun activities to keep residents engaged and entertained. Whether it's arts and crafts, fitness classes, or social events, there's always something exciting happening at the Meadows. While the overall experience was overwhelmingly positive, I must mention that there is room for improvement in the menu department. While the meals are adequate, they could certainly be elevated to better match the quality of the rest of the experience. I am excited to start this next chapter of my life were I can just be a daughter and not a care giver will update with in six months with further details

Melody

Rooms were dirty most of the time. Food was of poor quality. Patio furniture was old , laying on its side or falling apart. Broken glass door from dining room to the outdoor patio was dangerous and had not been replaced in 4-5 years. Broken blinds in dining room. Family always felt unwelcome when visiting. Bathrooms, carpets, and entrance glass doors were always dirty. Many of the employees were on their cell phones instead of getting work done. How would I know? My father was there for 4 years. I always wonder if this place ever gets inspected from the state? There were very few activities for the elderly. A few volunteers would come in that brought smiles to the residents along with games, snacks, and a decent meal once a week. Some of the staff were very compassionate and caring. I really appreciated those few.