Robin’s Landing of Brookfield

The rooms at Applewood of Brookfield were really nice. You felt like you were in your own little studio apartment when you were in there. They didn't have a kitchen or anything, but it felt spacious enough for residents to feel like they have their own little home away from other residents. They had their own bathrooms in there, and all of the rooms were equipped with emergency pulleys if anything were to happen. The rooms were spread out enough, but it was also pretty intimate in the sense that it had two wings that had the units off of them. In the center of the building were the living areas where they had a large screen TV for movie nights and a nice dining area that looked clean and had modern decorations. It's appealing when you walk in. They had a little kitchen, but the dining area had multiple tables; it felt homey. The staff was walking through the facility, so it felt like there was someone available at any time if needed.

This placed has changed tremendously under new ownership. It is a shame to see what was once such a beautiful well ran place turn into what it has become. The food is terrible, the care is mediocre, the new management allows unbelievable things to go on. They do still have some wonderful caregivers but they are overworked and under appreciated. If you value your loved ones quality of life do not move them in. There is a reason they have 19 empty beds.

I visited Applewood of Brookfield. It felt warm and like home. The staff was very good. Mom will be moving there. The food was very good, and they had two clean and pleasant dining rooms.

My mom is in Applewood. The apartments are nice and roomy. Everything else has been great so far. The staff's work attitude is wonderful. It has been positive. Every time that we are there, the food smells good. I know they have entertainment that comes in and they do crafts. They try to keep them pretty engaged.