Memory Care Communities in Wisconsin Rapids, WI

"Point Manor is a nice place, and they keep it clean. There are 3 floors, and the first floor that my mother's on is the assisted living. They have their own private bathroom and a little kitchenette area where there is a microwave and a sink. It's not a big complex. My mother is perfectly happy there. I think they have a very varied menu. I feel the caregivers are nice people, and they care about their patients. They've gone out of their way since they know we now live two and a half hours away instead of just 2 miles from her. Overall, it's a good place. They had all kinds of things from arts and crafts, they play different games on weekly basis, bingo, apples to apples, they have musical people come in, and different events that they can socialize the residents. The staff does activities as far as picnics, Christmas parties, and family get togethers with potlucks. I think they do a pretty good job with the activities. "

"Maple Ridge of Plover Memory Care Campus has a really strong activities program, and so they work hard to keep the residents busy. They were very accommodating. It was so moving. The staff has always been very friendly and helpful. My aunt's room is an adequate size. They have a place where the residents shower, but they have their own toilet and sink in their room, which is nice. They have nice community gardens where the residents garden and then they eat the produce. They frequently post pictures of the residents on Facebook, too, which is nice for family members to stay informed. They have a really good cook there. A lot of homemade foods."

"Wellington Place of Whiting was a great place but my sister has to be assessed first before they can figure out a price point. It was very, very nice and the people who gave us the tour were fabulous. I would recommend it to anyone. It's a beautiful place."

"Willow Brooke Point Senior Living had some nice folks and it's a nice place. I went there a couple of years ago and had lunch with someone from the company, and the food was excellent. The staff were very informative, concerned, and have all the good attributes you could think of. One particular room that I saw was pretty nice because it looked out over a little pond. They had a good dining area as well and it was just very clean. It's a place where I would move if I had to."

"I visited Copperleaf Assisted Living and Memory Care North Ridge for a little while, but we can't go there now because of the COVID. I think my husband is doing fine there. The rooms were fine, we toured them, and he settled on them; the rooms were good. The staff there was very loving. He's eating, so the food there must be good. It looks nice and the grounds are nice."

At North Haven, our philosophy of care is unique to Assisted Living and Memory Care. By providing the finest in personal care, supportive services, and leisure activities, we strive to create a supportive environment for older individuals who cannot live alone but do not require nursing home care. We prioritize health and happiness through the art of caregiving. Our focus is your loved ones preservation of dignity and quality of life. North Haven Assisted Living and Memory Care employ friendly and compassionate caregivers with registered nursing oversight to further assist residents with daily living activities and any changing needs. Our talented care staff receive quality training that exceeds state requirements and industry standards. North Haven, one of our three homes featured in Stevens Point offers end of life care, as well as all levels of dementia care and hospice. Our unique recreational programming allows the residents of North Haven to continue to participate in appropriate activities or their level of care. We provide personalized care for our residents to ensure the best quality of life and preservation of dignity. It is our goal to meet the changing needs of each of our residents while providing a very specialized and individualized lifestyle. We provide the finest in personal care, supportive services, and leisure activities. Our features RN oversight medication management respire short term care therapy services spa & beauty salon air conditioning secured & alarmed private suites with bathrooms house keeping & laundry services 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

"My Mother has been at Sylvan Crossings for 3 years. The caregivers treat Mom like family and I don't know what I'd do if I didn't have them. When we learned that she had dementia a few years back after our thoughts of her just "being forgetful" came to light, I didn't know what to do next. They've taught me so much, Sylvan Crossings also holds a monthly meeting here in town for loved ones of those with Dementia. It's a small home that feels like home, nobody is ever just sitting in their bedrooms like I've seen at other places and I feel secure that Mom is in the best place she can be. "

"My mom is staying in the Stoney River of Marshfield Memory Care. On five different occasions, we found medication lying on her floor. One time my cousin was there, she thought my mom had died. I think it's because she got somebody else's medicine. A couple of times, we also found dirty diapers in her drawers so I'm basing it on that. It has also happened more than once. There's also a urine smell. It depends on what shift but I would say for the most part, the staff were nice. I don't know if they do their jobs completely, though. When they worked with her, they were very friendly, very nice, and very caring, but there were too many young ones. I think that's where the medication got laid on the floor and I think that's why she wasn't bathed completely. It was more with the changing of the younger staff. The older ones were more professional. For food, I guess they did okay. I didn't see chicken or mashed potatoes, though. A lot of it was more like casserole types of dishes. They have an outdoor place, a tiny little garden, but no library or anything like that. It used to be an elegant place with chandeliers and all that but now the stuffing is coming out of the furniture in big amounts and it looks shabby. For activities, they have bingo and different music groups coming in. I think they did some craft stuff, too. The director who did them was wonderful but she just quit. We're paying almost $9,000 a month. I think when the patient is incontinent, they should be cleaned up. I don't think there should be smears on beds and dirty diapers in the drawers. I think for $9,000 you should get a little bit of better care. They could improve with their help and the care of the people. From what I've seen, they're always hiring for new housekeeping. My mom has 5 or 6 dirty cups in the sink or sitting around all over her room because they don't carry them out. I think they could improve on cleaning a little bit. The carpeting is also kind of worn. The furniture is another thing they could upgrade. It doesn't have to be brand-new stuff, but at least get something that doesn't look shabby."

Cedar Ridge Elder Services LLC is a locally owned and operated Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF). Cedar Ridge offers a variety of services for our residents including, but not limited to: Health Monitoring Leisure Time Services Personal Care Services Medication Administration 24-hour awake care 3 balanced meals a day as well as snacks Nurse supervision Our building is designed in a circular fashion with resident rooms being around the outside perimeter and the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry facilities in the center. Our residents heavily use our beautiful courtyard in warm weather. We offer air conditioning, with phone and TV connection in all rooms. Televisions are located in common areas for residents to join together and enjoy programs. A small aviary and aquarium allow residents to enjoy birds and fish year-round. A resident monitoring system will alert staff when a resident leaves the building. Cedar Ridge prides itself in the ability to handle a wide variety of behaviors sometimes involved with Alzheimer's and dementia. 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

"My brother-in-law is at Liberty Village of Adams. It's the only assisted living facility in this town, and it's a good facility. We were satisfied when we had him there the initial time. They have a full-time activities director and a monthly schedule published. They have at least two or three activities daily from bingo to ball toss and a very strong program for activities. He enjoys the food better than he did at the other place he was in. I'm very happy with them."