The Best Memory Care Communities in La Crosse County, WI

"My husband has been at Brookdale La Crosse for two weeks now. I did not actually tour it, but I sat in his room just to give him comfort. I saw where the dining room was, I met three or four of the staff members, and they were all very nice. They have been very nice on the phone, and they have been e-mailing me, too. I plan to go next week, but they didn't want me to come right away because he should acclimate himself to the place without family. For visitations, you make an appointment, which I think was mostly because of COVID, but two people can visit at once. My husband's room has a low bed because he has been falling out of it. It has a rubber mat around it. His room has a little dresser and a larger dresser with a TV on it. There is a comfortable straight chair, but we're taking up a recliner. Everything was furnished. It has a bathroom with a shower, which is handy for him. My husband goes to the dining area with help. I'm very impressed. They have been very attentive. They call and talk to me a lot. This morning he said the food was very good. He had sausage and pancakes, and he remembered that. There are no stairs or anything, so it's good. I don't know what the activities are, but they keep him very busy. When he first got there, he used to call me four or five times, and now it is down to about one."

"Traditions of La Crescent was my top choice for my mother. It's nice, small, quaint, and friendly. Everybody working there was on top of things. The rooms were very spacious with a bathroom and windows. The dining area was nice and pretty spacious. We also toured the kitchen. It's a locked facility and they have 24-hour care. There's a living area with a TV, and there were other family members there visiting. They have an outdoor patio where residents and family members can go out and it's locked."

"I'm very impressed with SpringBrook Village of La Crescent. It's well taken care of. The rooms are very large. The people are very friendly. The food is incredibly good. It's homemade. Everything about it seems very good. There are fewer caregivers than I wish there would be, but that's true everywhere. In terms of activities, they do music, arts, and movies. They have entertainers, and they have this thing called slide drumming where they go and do African drumming."

At Hope Stay Memory Care, we make a difference in our residents' lives. ? As individuals grow older, they start losing mobility and need more assistance with their activities of daily living (ADLs). Daily tasks such as dressing, bathing and grooming or prepping meals can become difficult tasks that the older generation struggles to complete without assistance. This population used to contribute to the community when they were younger through their careers, families, serving our country and giving back to their local community. Now that they have aged, we at Hope Stay care for them to show both our appreciation and how much we value them. Family members can face the challenge of being unable to regularly assist their aging parents and loved ones due to work, family and other time commitments. At Hope Stay Memory Care, we have the experience, knowledge and tools to help your loved ones.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Quality Assurance Provider Search

"I like that the staff at Caretta Holmen were attentive to the residents. While Becky was talking to us, one of the residents needed attention, and she said, "Excuse me.", and went to take care of that. We liked that. We liked being interrupted because we thought that the care of the residents was most important. The cleanliness of the place is superior. It's very orderly and has a logical layout and design. The rooms are beautiful. Mom will be staying in their memory care. The room is small, but it's done very well. The layout is nice. They have fairly typical facilities. There are warm places to sit, as far as comfortable chairs, and places where residents can gather around tables and chairs. There was more than one place. So, a resident could also sit quietly on his or her own, which we liked. My brother, sister, and I looked at multiple places, and Caretta Holmen stood out by far."

"We visited the Eagle Crest Communities in La Crosse. The facilities were fine and they had a nice range of care. From an individual, more senior living type of care, to memory care, and expanded assisted living. They also had two levels of assisted living, which was interesting because the other places didn't have that. Then on top of the two levels of assisted living, they had memory care, which is their highest level. We looked at their assisted living during our visit. We checked the dining area, and their facilities in general. The floor plan was very good, they had a couple of different options, and it seemed to be very clean. Of the places we visited, it was the only one that offered memory care, so if you have people who were beginning to have signs of dementia but didn't need a nursing home, then this place would be a very good option for them."