Country Meadow Place

anonymous 641

Where do I start ? My family gets their morning meds at noon sometimes. Had to beg nurses to get a urinalysis for my family who had a very bad Uti . When entering once , my family saw staff yelling at a confused client because she wanted to go home . As a nurse myself that would have been grounds for firing . The tik toks they do with their masks around their chins are cute . And the language they get creative with the f word.

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Jean

My mom moved into Country Meadow Place. The staff so far has been excellent. They help with moving the person. Initially, they go to her home and pick up furniture or stuff, and they take it to Country Meadow Place. I think my mom had said the food was fine. They say that if she wants something any time, they can try to get it from the kitchen. They were encouraging people to play bingo and encouraging residents to join in. I know they do have a transport bus because my mother asked to be in a wheelchair at this point, so they were able to take her to a doctor's appointment. They have a physician that does make rounds at the facility.

Mark

My mother will move into Country Meadow Place. So far it's been a really good place to deal with. My grandmother was there years ago, and they've torn most of it down and rebuilt it. It's very modern, they're kind of locked down due to COVID right now, but other than that they're very good to deal with. They're reasonable within the top two-third of costs for facilities such as that. We went there for a visit, and we were thoroughly impressed. It was clean and orderly, there's four nurses on staff all the time, the food looked good, they serve good food, and they had activities. I think it would be a good place. It's very clean, very professional, very safe, and secure. I guess safe and secure were the first things I noted about this facility. There's gamerooms, courtyards, exercise rooms, and a sauna; they have quite a bit of amenities.

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Diane

My parents are staying at Country Meadow Place. The assisted living side is beautiful, but the memory care side is very dated and needs to be remodeled. The living room/kitchen area in their apartment is big, but the bedroom is very tight for a couple to live in. The staff is very friendly. The food is good most of the time, and the dining area has a very beautiful setting. There are lots of activities every day. They have exercise classes, music, games, pool tables, and cards. They have a kitchen that you can go to, and they have baking classes. However, they haven't gotten all of their processes organized yet because they're fairly new.

Linda

Country Meadow Place was a countryside facility. It's very quiet there and they're adding on 20 or some more units. It's a little more structured. You don't go in and out as freely as other places, but that's for security and safety. Their food was fantastic. The apartments weren't as big as the other place, but they were comfortable. The staff was very nice and some have been there for a long time. We spent an extra hour there because there were tornado warnings and we sang songs, played games, and they kept all the people happy and unafraid. They have musicians that comes in, they take them places, and there's a director for the activities. They offer three meals a day plus snacks. They have a bus and they take them places. The staff was very friendly and you could tell the residents felt safe around them. It was excellent, updated, modern, and very comfortable.

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Kathryn

Country Meadow Place was nice and clean. The staff was cordial, they showed us the place and some of the care attributes. The dining area was nice, and I liked the place because it was nice and quiet.

DTritch

My mother was a resident at Country Meadows. I enjoyed coming and having lunch with her and doing activities. The staff is amazing, so kind and lioving to everyone. Kudos to Kim for hiring such great staff. The nurse on duty is also a wonderful person. She always let me know what mother needed and when we needed doctor visits. They were always looking out for mom! What a great facility'!!

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kimberly108481

I loved Country Meadow Place, we were treated so well, and they answered all our questions. It was very homey and clean, the décor was very pleasing to the eye, and the people greeted us the moment we stepped into the place. The staff was phenomenal and couldn't be nicer. Every resident there said my mom will love it there. Everything was inviting, and I was very comfortable right away to have allowed my mom to reside there. I was very pleased and impressed with the spa room, and it was phenomenal to have a spa day in a swirling spa tub. The cafeteria looked very clean and inviting, and they have a coffee bar, with water and tea readily available.

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Seaghost

Country Meadow Place is good overall, and the price is right. The staff is very nice and helpful. My mom has a little studio apartment that's just the right size for her. She has her own bathroom, and she's allowed to have her cat. The play bingo, do arts and crafts, and have puzzle time, music time, and TV time. She already has made a couple of friends.

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Anonymous115519050

Country Meadow Place was very nice. The only reason we did not choose it was because it was out of our price range. It was too much for what my husband's aunt had. It is more of a facility for people that have dementia, so everything was much structured. They had lots of activities. They were having a current-events meeting the day that we were there. We were invited into the dining room-cafeteria, and we had coffee and hot chocolate. The facility was very nice, but it was out of my aunt's price range. The staff was so helpful. The administrator personally showed us around, and every staff member that we met greeted us in the hall. It was a locked facility, so they were very generous and very helpful. The facility was fairly new, so they were really ready, willing, and able to show off what kind of amenities they had.

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