Poland Village Assisted Living

Laura

Everything was nice at Poland Village Assisted Living. I just feel like it was too small for my dad, and I think he needed to be in a bigger community with more people. It seemed clean and in good condition though. And the staff who gave the tour was very friendly.

Deborah

My mom is at Poland Village Assisted Living. They seem pretty good. I've tried their food and it was good. I also like the fact that the patient could get an alcoholic beverage if they need one, like a glass of wine with a meal. It's nice for them to be able to relax and have that. The rooms are clean and very neat. The atmosphere is very upbeat. It's very comfortable and bright. It's just inviting. It doesn't look old or beat up or anything. It looks good. The staff members are friendly. There are activities, too. They take them out in the van, they have church services like mass, and they have puzzles and stuff. In general, it's kind of high and it's hard for someone on Medicare to afford it.

Astraea

My mother-in-law moved into Poland Village Assisted Living. The first thing that led me there was that they were affordable. The facility is beautiful. It looks like a home. They allow pets there. There are four dogs that live there, and 1 or 2 of the residents have cats. They do a lot of activities with the seniors. They do trivia. They play music for them. They put effort into their well-being. My mother-in-law's apartment is very nice. She got her bed, TV, little kitchenette, and everything she needed. Everybody's been extremely friendly and helpful, especially since she didn't go there under the circumstances that we would like. They took her in on the weekend, which is not something they normally do. They were more than accommodating for everything we needed. They were cheaper than some of the not-so-clean places that do nothing for the residents.

Care8

Building is very nice but there is only lpns from am till 7,8,or 9pm. Aides work at night with no nurse. There's no security,no RN during day or night. It takes hours for a nurse aide and/or nurse to answer the call light for my relative. 8-12 hours goes by before staff checks on residents. My relative needs their depends change ,staff does not do it. Our family has to come in and help our relative cuz they don't assist! This place only cares about getting their overpriced fee. Special diets can't be given...the nurses aren't nice or caring....they get mad when questions are asked....we need to find a better quality facility that cares about their residents and doesn't leave for 12 hours to be watched by nurses aides and no lpn or RN . There is never an RN here!

David

Wickshire SL of Poland is very good. It's much closer to my home. I can be there in about 15 or 20 minutes. The staff is wonderful. They have an awful lot of staff. We're very, very pleased with them. We had lunch there one day before my friend was admitted and we were very impressed. Her apartment is very nice. They had it freshly painted and it's very nice. They have all sorts of activities. They have her now in the memory care unit because they were afraid of her flight risk. That may change once she gets adjusted to the atmosphere and the environment and once she gets to know the people because she suffers from severe dementia. She's only been in there since Tuesday, but every time we went there, activities were going on all the time somewhere. They have crafts. They have an awful lot going on there. They have two people maybe in that social area. They have people coming in, performing music, and singing. We're very pleased.

Sherrie

Wickshire SL Poland was a very nice place. Everybody was very friendly, they even had a sign welcoming me when I came in. They provided lunch for me and I got a full tour of the facility. The apartment wasn't so spacious for what my father's needs were, he was bringing a king-size bed and it would have been very tight in those rooms. They had a library, game room, and physical visit, and they were playing games in the main room. When I came in, they were playing Wheel of Fortune with some of the people. They have popcorn any time and coffee, right in the opening of the building. They have one section where you can bring your dog, and I like that section. It was very friendly, the doors are open, and the dogs are walking through the hall. I thought that would be soothing to a lot of the people that miss their animals. The food was very good. I had vegetable soup and a cup of coffee immediately walking in the door, and a wonderful piece of apple pie, which I did not expect. They wanted me to taste the food, which was a very good idea.