Autumn Ridge Supported Living

Dennis

My aunt and uncle lived in Autumn Ridge Supported Living for several years. It was a very nice place that was brand new when they moved in. They served all their meals right there. They had some residents on Medicaid. They did a few day trips, shopping trips, game nights in their dining hall, groups visiting from various churches in the area, singing and preaching. The carpeting in the halls was nice. It was nicely painted, very upbeat, and very bright. The decor was bright. Most of the units were one-bedrooms, but they also had a two-bedroom unit. They had the schedule of events and meals for the month posted on the bulletin board. My aunt and uncle stayed in their apartment to eat and they kind of discouraged that. They wanted the people out socializing in the dining room, which impressed me. The staff was very caring. The food was kind of bland, which it had to be for their diet. Activities were age appropriate, and they had pretty good participation.

Sharon30

It's a much newer facility and it is beautiful. There was just one turn off for me with Autumn Ridge. My mother orders her medication online. She gets a three-month supply. It's much less expensive than if she had to go to a drugstore and buy it a month at a time. When they were talking about the medication, they said that all medicine had to be purchased through this local drugstore. That turned me off because she takes a lot of it. However, the staff was very pleasant and the place was very clean.