Pleasantview Place

Callie

My mother and I visited Pleasant View Place and the manager was very rude and said his waitlist is long and didn't seem to want to talk to us. Very disappointed.

AprilNutter

My mother lived here for a while but eventually moved. The place is nice don’t get us wrong but there is a lot to be desired. There are some really dumb quirks about the place that don’t seem so bad but once you live there they are a real pain. First there is no dishwasher in the apartments which makes us sound lazy but my mother worked (and still does she is a young 70) and only one bowl in the kitchen sink. The laundry room is upstairs and because of the noise and vibration it can only be used during the day as it disturbs the ladies living on either side of it. What genius thought of putting laundry on a second floor? The residents are all very nosy, have to be all up in everyone’s business. There is thief there as well, mother never did quite figure it out but someone would intercept her mail and open her medications and packages. More than once mom’s meds were founded opened and sitting in the trash room. The parking is not assigned and they all fight for certain spots. The manager could solve this by assigning spots. Just a lot of old hens arguing about stupid stuff and talking about one another and going through mail and packages.

Red Robbin

Bright, sunny and inviting they create an atmosphere of family and caring. I like they keep the residents engaged and activity. They aren't forgotten in their rooms like they only there to create a paycheck for someone. They are associated with the Lutheran Social Services and they seem to really love and care about the people they provide services too in this community. My Grandmother loves it there.