Nursing Home Communities in Plymouth, WI

"My Grandmother stayed here in the months prior to her death. The staff were friendly and respectful in our few encounters. I also volunteered here for several weeks. The residents participated in a variety of activities and they all seemed happy with their surroundings. Many accommodations were made for those residents that had a hard time participating fully. I was impressed with the care and compassion the staff showed for the more difficult residents, and I saw a sense of camaraderie between residents. "

"Beautiful living space and the staff is friendly. "

"A lot of people go to Willowdale for rehab. Overall, it was just fine. We did not really see a lot of things, but it was nice and cozy. It was a nice place to be. They have an assisted living across the street. The rooms and the surroundings were very pleasant. "

"My father-in-law was at Homestead Care Center before he passed away a couple of months ago. They had a great and wonderful nursing staff. It was a very caring place. It was a little bit larger, and they had two floors. They had a lobby, and they had several bigger visiting areas in the facility. The rooms were great. They did a wonderful job. "

"Samaritan Health Center was the cleanest of all the places that we visited. It has an awesome dementia ward, a very nice nursing home ward, and a very nice assisted living facility. The patient can go from one area to another area, depending on the person's needs. The staff was spectacular. I've had my aunt there for 9 or 10 weeks, and the place was awesome. It was the nicest and cleanest nursing home I've ever been at. They offer a ton of activities for their residents. It has 125 residents, and they care for a lot of people. "

"My friend went from the hospital to Edenbrook Fond du Lac and passed 10 days later. He's in the memory care unit. It's excellent care for the family and the patient. The staff was excellent, caring, and compassionate. The rooms were clean. It's an older facility, so not super modern, but clean."

"My husband moved into Harbor Haven Health & Rehabilitation. They are caring. They did all the moving. Everybody has done what I've asked, so I can't complain. I helped my husband eat today, and it looked good. Their dessert was very good. They have daily activities."

"While this facility offers a multitude of services and facilities for its residents, I was overall disappointed in the care that my grandmother received while she stayed there. They do have a vision center, small store, beauty shop, as well as a variety to indoor and outdoor gathering spaces which are very nice for residents, but I believe that the facility is too large. While they are probably following state mandates it seems that there are too many residents per caregivers and the space is too large for many of the people to navigate on their own. The best part about this facility is the small section for sub acute rehabilitation and physical therapy. The therapy was great and really seems to benefit the people that are staying for a short period of time. This area is much smaller and seems to have the same pool of nurses and CNAs most of the time. The dining area is much smaller and residents get more individualized attention during meals. This is not the case in the area of general population at this facility. There the dining areas are large and people wait a very long time for food and often times much longer to get assistance getting back to their rooms. When people need assistance they seem to wait much longer for a response for their room buzzers and there are only buttons available on the beds and in the bathrooms. If they are out of reach it could be over an hour before they are found if something happens. "

"St Francis is the best nursing home in Fond du Lac! We toured many area nursing homes before deciding on St Francis, which was our first and only choice for our elderly mother. She was a resident of St Francis Home for 6 weeks in the medical rehab unit (following a serious hospitalization) and again later for 18 months, before passing on. The care she received at St Francis was outstanding! Communications to family from staff (supervisors and care givers) were continual throughout her stay, and they were readily available for questions. The grounds and buildings are beautiful and well maintained, always clean & well kept. Meals were nutritious and offered a wide variety. There are many activities available daily, games and many things to be involved in. The chapel offers church services for those wanting to attend, and there are frequent planned outings, movie nights, and also musical entertainment & performances on site. As St Francis is linked via a hallway to St Agnes Hospital and Fond du Lac Regional Clinic, it was especially easy to take her to doctor appointments without going out into bad weather! And the Clinic and Hospital facilities offer a coffee shop and cafe, gift shop, pharmacy, and other amenities. "

"All About Life seemed like a dark facility and the employees didn't seemed very friendly and turned their back when we approach them. The rooms were a little smaller than where my mom was in now. "

"Overall the service is good quality. The staff is fairly friendly and helpful. The meals are adequate. Sometimes care between shifts could have better continuity. Maintenance issues have been addressed fairly promptly. There are various social activities listed on a calendar that's kept in the room. Examples of these activities are bingo, happy hour, movies, and others. One problem we have experienced is that though there is a shuttle to the hospital, it is only available until 5PM. My grandpa had to get to the hospital fairly quickly one day shortly after 5PM but they were not able to take him. We had to drive in in order to take him to the hospital. It would have been better to get him there sooner. Overall the facility is nice. The rooms have amenities to make living there more comfortable for the guests. The bathroom facilities are up to date to accommodate people with disabilities. Elevators are available with easy to access buttons for people in wheelchairs. There is an outdoor patio area where the guests can enjoy the fresh air. People in power chairs are allowed to travel to local shops. "

"My husband was at the Heritage Nursing and Rehab Center for six weeks, and I can't say enough about them. They were very, very good to him. We were going there for therapy to get him to walk, and to get his throat muscles back so that he could eat. He was on a feeding tube, so he could not take anything by mouth, which was difficult -- not even water, and he was doing pretty good with the exercises and trying to talk, and he was doing good with his walking. He had to have a walker, but he was doing pretty good until he took a turn for the worse. He shared a room with another man who had Parkinson's, so it got a little crowded from time to time because of the machinery that they needed. They needed a lift in order to get the other gentleman out of bed and get him in a wheelchair and stuff. So it wasn't that the rooms weren't spacious enough, it was just that between the wheelchairs and everything else that they had to use for both men, it became a little crowded and we had to keep moving the chairs out. But the nursing home itself, the help, the nurses, the doctor, everybody was super. I can't say enough about them. "

"My dad was at Manitowoc Care and Rehab Center. It seemed like everything was OK. Everybody was nice to me. The place was very pretty with bright colors. They made it seem like a very happy place. They had a general store and old-time shops that were all colorful. Their rooms were decorated nicely. I think they did a really good job there. They had activities there, like bingo."

"My mother went to Hope Health & Rehab for a month for rehab. It was not updated, the bathrooms were a pony, they didn't have automatic doors, but the caring staff was great. The food was good, they had a lot of activities, they had card games and bingo. The rooms were small, and she had a roommate."