Meadows Courtyard

Tawnya

Meadows Courtyard looked more atypical of a senior center. It was darker when you went inside. It had a strong residual smell of food, and that probably was because they were making lunch. But to me, it might be reflective of a venting system that isn't maybe as updated as the other facility we visited. It was a little bit closed in. I didn't get the impression there was quite as much for residents to do, and the meals were not flexible. It wasn't a menu type of situation like the other facility. The lady that did the presentation and walked us around was a very kind person, but I could tell she was probably required to do a lot. She didn't make us feel rushed, but you could tell she probably didn't have the time to be as in-depth. I felt like I had to ask more questions instead of the information being offered. The dining area was spacious, and they had some snacks available for residents all day long. The meals were definitely designed to be provided during certain hours, like breakfast was a certain time, and lunch was a certain time, so it was a little more restricted. It was decorated for Christmas, which was nice, but it wasn't as airy and bright. It didn't have big windows, so it felt a little bit more enclosed. They had a little store that one of the residents volunteers and runs, and it looked pretty stocked with personal items, as well as snacks that people could purchase. They have an activities director that coordinates different things, but I wasn't particularly sure of what those activities were. I didn't investigate that too much. They had a reading area and some sitting areas, and they did coordinate some activities, and they gave us a paper with some ideas on it.

SheGirl

LOVE this place! Moved my Mom in from a facility that was WAY more expensive, but she hated it. She now says she "loves my little place". Rhonda and Pam have been so accommodating with everything from moving in to making Mom feel welcome there. It has a very good family feeling for such a large place. Mom's favorite thing to do is to watch the ducks from the pond who congregate under her windows. And controlling her own heat! I will recommend this place to everyone now.

Susan

My mother moved into Meadows Courtyard. She just loves it and she really likes the dining part of it. The small, very adequate studio apartment fit her needs, and it has a walk-in shower which is a really big bonus. It has room for what she needs, and it's bright, with a nice window overlooking a duck pond. It's also nice and clean. She likes the people there very much. The place is very well-maintained.

A Visitor

Meadows Courtyard was adequate. I saw one of the apartments and the facilities. It's homey and small. They had a library and a television room that seemed clean. The staff was helpful. It's average, economical, clean, and pleasant, but there's nothing fancy about it.

MunkeyShines

I visited this facility and at first I was impressed until I was shown the assisted living apartment for Medicaid. It was horrible. the room was dark, had to share a bathroom and had room for only a single bed. Very different from other places that I looked at that accommodated Medicaid residents which had room for a bed and other furniture. Meadow Courtyard treats their Medicaid residents like second class citizens and would never live there.

Bill U.

I have known the owners of Meadows Courtyard for a long time, and the facility is very convenient for me. The rooms I picked out for dad are very close to the dining area, so he doesn’t have to walk very far; and their one-bedroom seemed large enough. I was impressed by the size of the rooms and how light they were. The staff was very good to me. They right away showed me the rooms; very cordial, very friendly, and very helpful. I was impressed enough to try to secure him a room, and they worked with me.

Caring102577850

The rooms were very spacious at The Meadows Courtyard. I would recommend this facility.