Windsor Ridge Assisted Living

Mitchell

Windsor Ridge was pretty nice. It was smaller than the other place we visited, so there weren't as many residents there. It didn't quite feel as homey. It felt more like an old-school nursing home. It wasn't a nursing home, but it had that feel to it a little bit. The staff was very nice and seemed to be well trained and well mannered.

V George

My brother, who is in his mid-fifties, is deaf and mentally disabled. Once a bright young man with a wide-open future ahead of him, he was afflicted with a mental illness before he even got to college. He spent much of his twenties striving to live a normal life with independence. However, as he got older, his illness took hold of him and he no longer responded to the same medications. He opted to pool income and live with my retired parents for many years. He encountered medical issues and with our father now passed and our mother now in her later years, things seemed dim in finding him a place where he could still have some independence and receive quality care. Windsor Ridge is immaculate, cozy, warm, and they take great care of their people. My brother is happy here and for the first time in a very long time, he is hopeful for his future.

dturn363

My Grandmother was at Windsor Ridge. I was very happy with the place and with the workers. They all seemed to genuinely care about the people that lived there and the families, too. I have had other relatives in other facilities in this area, and Windsor Ridge was my favorite, by far! I would definitely recommend them!

AWArulz1

The people at Windsor ridge seem very detached from the residents. When my FIL moved in, he arrived late in the afternoon after a long (for him) drive in bad weather. The nurse on duty was pretty mean to him as if it were his fault. That seemed to be the theme of his months there - a fight with the nurse, aides and the administration. He eventually was asked to leave because "his care level is too high". He is doing fine and dandy at a similar care facility.The place was always clean, but the residents seems un happy most of the time and the longer term ones seem the unhappiest. There was a severe reduction in the number of aides and nurses recently and their recreation director changed and many residents I have spoken to do not seem happy with the new one.I will say that the food service always looks good and the facility itself seems up to date.

spuszert

This particular facility seemed to be under staffed. There were hardly any people in the hallways and it seemed like solitary confinement. Most of the residents were either immobile or were confined to their rooms. The only redeeming factor was that it was very cleanly. The cleaning crew did a very good job. The floors were spotless in every room including the dining room. My grandfather in-law did not seem to like this facility and we moved on to another.

AWARulz

This place used to be great. Two nurses and two aides on most shift, helped residents get up and move around, lot of activities. But they were sold and now, the staff is reduced. One nurse and one aide and sometimes, only an aide. The activities are reduced to bingo and little else. My Father in Law moved out because the care wasn't high enough for him.