Bayfield Assisted Living & Memory Care

Initially it was a difficult transition for my mother since she had lived on her own for over 92 years. It became apparent that she needed more supervision and socialization so we chose Bayfield as her new home. The residents were kind and welcomed her in and told her that they were now a part of her family. The staff were kind and helpful and accommodating for mom. This was toward the end of the pandemic and so extreme precautions were still being applied but overall the staff was very flexible with my mom's needs and the needs of our family. At the end we brought hospice in and they were also wonderful for my mother. Thank you bayfield for your special TLC.

I was pretty impressed with Bayfield Assisted Living & Memory Care. They were awesome. The staff was very nice. Their suites were very nice. They played bingo and they had music as part of their activities.

When we brought Mom to Bayfield she was a 2 person assist. Everyone has been so helpful and pleasant to be around. The staff listened and helped my Mom. They are very caring. Her room is good size and kept clean. They took the time to engage my Mom in their activities.

Our journey began in December when our 93 year old mother fell. Fortunately, she wasn’t injured but was hospitalized and treated for a UTI and then spent time in rehab. It was obvious that she would no longer be able to live on her own again and so we began to research assisted living facilities. After many interviews, we decided that Bayfields was the best fit for our mother. The services and finances were thoroughly explained. No surprises. It is a beautiful building with several common areas and a lovely, inviting dining area. Meals are varied, delicious and nutritious with options at each meal. They offer different room configurations for the needs of the residents that can be decorated as desired. We are also impressed with the cleanliness of all the spaces and with no unpleasant odors. More activities are offered than any of the other places we looked at. Bingo and games almost daily, educational programs, crafts and celebrations. Musical entertainment is brought in. There’s a beauty salon and the ladies get manicures. A Podiatrist takes care of any foot problems. Most importantly, though, is the staff. Each person is dedicated to the welfare and comfort of our mother. They are all so friendly and respectful in her care. In fact, I think they have gone above and beyond in looking after Mom. They are also very kind to our family allowing us to spend as much time as we want with her. This has been a very difficult time for Mom and our family and we have no doubts that Bayfields was the best choice for Mom.

My mother resides at Bayfield Assisted Living & Memory Care. It actually is family and they invited her in as a family. She's well cared for. She's safe. The staff is excellent. She's very satisfied with the food. The cook even came to visit my mother the first couple of weeks she was there to talk about her likes or dislikes or what her system can handle and that was very welcoming. The facility is excellent. They certainly like bingo. There's arts and crafts. They have a chair exercise and chair volleyball. They had a paint by number the other day, they have concerts, music, and every holiday, they have a party. We've been to the Halloween party. They have a monthly birthday gathering. Since COVID, they have a nondenominational religious service, but they had resumed Catholic communion and a prayer service. They have a beautician on campus, which is a real plus for the women population. They have a wide variety of activities. If a person can't do one thing, they can do another. My mother has vision challenges, but there are fellow residents there to help her, so she still can participate. My mother says, "No complaints." I sensed that Bayfield is a family community and why wouldn't we want our family member who we want safe and cared for to be at a place where it's family?

My loved one is thriving in this facility because of the activities and the staff on various levels.

My parents are residents of Bayfield Assisted Living and they are well cared for and enjoy the many activities available to them. My family and I highly recommend Bayfield Assisted Living.

Rooms are spacious and lovely. The entrance and dinning room is welcoming and the beverage station much appreciated. The staff are caring, professional and always have cheerful banter with my husband.

The staff is friendly and attentive. Bayfield is clean and welcoming. Love the complimentary coffee and tea! 😊

My sister is a resident at Bayfield Assisted Living. She has many issues, both physical and mental, but has accepted the residents and workers as her extended family. They give her a reason to look forward to another day with arts and crafts, games, and exercise. Most importantly, to me, is the food and cleanliness of her environment. The staff has treated me and my family well, answering our questions and listening to our thoughts and suggestions. It is a safe place for her to live.

The apartments are very nice and spacious. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Obviously, the most important thing for my family is the care our mother receives. With that thought in mind, even during the many months that families couldn't visit due to the Virus and the caregivers workload was triple-fold...Bayfield met the challenge with flying colors. They were the only AL facility that the virus didn't take control of. That in itself says how diligent they are in caring for each individual resident. That being said, our mother suffered noticeable cognitive decline during those months. She has just moved from a large 1 bedroom apartment to a studio. Way smaller, but just as nice...and honestly all she really needs at this point. And the CARE is still A#1.

I toured Bayfield Assisted Living & Memory Care for my mom. The people that I saw were happy and the staff was nice. I like the looks of it, and I came across a couple of residents that seemed very happy. I talked to a couple of staff, and the people seemed very nice.

Mom has resided at Bayfield Assisted Living for over seven years. We know that Mom is safe and well taken care of. The care she has received has been amazing. The staff is caring and professional. They interact with the residents in a compassionate manner. Mom looks forward to the caregivers coming in to take care of her. She enjoys talking with them and thinks of them as family. We have a good relationship with the staff. They keeps of advised of any issues that may arise. There are activities and social events that all are able to participate in. The facility is great. We looked around at several other facilities, but none compared to Bayfield. It feels like home to both Mom and us.

The loving care of the staff is wonderful! My Mom felt a sense of belonging immediately on moving in and has already made some special friendships. Activities and social opportunities are a priority, particularly those that involve families and friends of residents.

For the last 4.5 years our experience at Bayfield has been a good relationship. They took car of our Mom with kindness and concern. They were very accommodating working with our family needs.

We have a family member that currently resides here. I really can't say anything bad about this facility. The price for care is comparable and even slightly better than other facilities in the area. I have been helped with every situation that has popped up in the last year. They have managed the place well even in the middle of the pandemic and we were assisted by every means possible to keep the communication going with our loved one. Our needs have been met and I feel that my parent is being cared for in a loving manner. We have had to navigate some choppy waters but all in all things have turned out in better ways than expected.

My father was a resident at Bayfield for about 7 years. The caregivers not only gave him great care, but also developed relationships with him that he cherished. When talking with him he would often refer to his caregivers as his "buddies." The social interaction that Bayfield provided him was so good for his health and well-being. We never had to worry about his welfare, because we trusted that he would always be well cared for at Bayfield!

Friendly caring staff, food is excellent, rooms are big. Building is well kept up and very home like. Activities all through the day. Executive Director, and Director of Resident Care are both Nurses.

Putting you parents into assisted living is rarely a positive experience. But I am thankful to the staff at Bayfield for being there for our family throughout the process. Their staff have really made my parents feel welcome, despite their resistance to initially moving in. I’m able to reach my folks or a member of the staff for any updates I need and would recommend considering Bayfield for assisted living needs.

Bayfield is a beautiful, clean, spacious facility. It feels light and welcoming with large windows, open areas and cheery colors. The physical building really couldn't be better. We entered during Covid times, so our experience has run through the extremes. During the shutdown we depended fully on the Executive Director as our boots on the ground. Any time we had a concern with Mom's physical or emotional well-being, we had to rely on staff and communicate through them. It felt so intrusive, but they always reacted with patience and empathy. They were angels during a scary and hopeless time. As with most healthcare jobs, Covid has changed the landscape. There has been a lot of turnover in staff and it seems that they have been short-staffed at times. But this is the case everywhere. The staff is friendly, they care for the residents and I would recommend Bayfield to anyone. They also react very quickly to anything you bring to their attention.

I'm not real happy with Bayfield Assisted Living and Memory Care. My mother's bathroom floor was sticky because of dried up urine on the floor. They had no housecleaner so they were giving it to the maintenance man to do, but he wasn't doing it. They also lost all my mom's socks. It's a nice and very clean facility, but they don't do their job correctly. Her room is nice, has a walk-in closet, her own bathroom, and a big window so you can look outside. I have to supply her shampoos and deodorants. They have no batteries for her hearing aids and no denture tablets. It's a pretty place, but they have issues. She's paying way too much for what she's getting there. They don't even check her hearing aid batteries.