Dimensions Living Stevens Point

Great staff! Any questions they have the answers. Food is fabulous! Activities are fun along with entertainment that comes in to. Also do mini trips with the residents. If you ask a resident if they are happy here they say"yes this the best place to be!" Makes me feel that I made the right decision.

The staff were sooo great. The friendliness and caring of the staff is something I like the most about the community. Also a very nice facility. Many members were seen sitting and walking outside around the grounds. God food. Yes I would definitely recommend this community to other families. If my brother would need to go back I wish he could go there. But it's not close to his home now.

It is a nice place. The caregivers work very hard and do their best. We just had issues with administrators, not friendly, being told one thing at admission and then 6 months later something else. We were not welcomed when my dad moved in nor acknowledged when he passed away this spring.I think it is fine for relatively independent seniors. But there is no RN there. We ended up paying for additional help for my dad because they didn't have enough staff.

It's been ok / good. There have been some bumps with service and having Dimension do what they say they would do.

Great place, pricey but worth it, and caring and kind staff. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone looking! This place is the best of the best!

The move in was a little rough. A lack of communication from staff and conflicting messages especially re: level of care. We were "over sold" being assured they could provide the care needed for my dad but in actuality they couldn't, which was very disheartening. He now has hospice care and is getting excellent care! Dimensions is a beautiful facility and adequate for seniors who are mostly independent.

The place is very clean and well kept. They empty trash from Moms room every single day and clean the room once a week. Common areas look nice. Most of the people who are working there are friendly and helpful. When I email or leave a phone message I can wait days for a reply however. Mom absolutely hates the meals. She complains that they don't know how to put together a good well balanced meal. Guests are not allowed in the dinning area That began because of Covid-19 I am sure, but they are still adhering to this rule. Although I am fully vaccinated and boosted I can't tell you first hand what I think of the food. Mom says she's tired of cheese sandwiches. They seem to do an ok job of providing activities. And the price is about what you would expect a good assisted living facility to charge. It's high, but that's what I would expect. The value for the cost would increase dramatically if they served good meals.

We chose Dimensions Living Stevens Point because of the condition of the facility, we really liked the staff, and there were people here that we knew at the time but also others that had family here that had a great experience. The facility itself seems very well cared for, my uncle says he feels like a millionaire living here. I would definitely recommend them to other families.

I would say to take a look and consider this community. We have had a great experience with our loved one. We are still transitioning and things happen here and there but we understand them being a bigger company and short staffed. Sometimes they can lag on communication but other than this things are great. The staff are excellent very friendly, compassionate and caring.

This is a pretty good place. The meals aren't the best. It would be nice to have a new chef to bring in better selection of food and better tasting food. The staff are pretty good to work with, except for the registered nurse who is the "doctor on site". She is a physician assistant it is hard to schedule with her to see your loved one and she is hard to get ahold of. Some of the activities available are bingo, movies, church, and more for the residents to choose from. They have physical and occupational therapy on site as well.

I would recommend this community for your loved one.

There is quite a bit of staff turnover here.

The community is expensive, but they all are. Some of the staff can be hard to work with, because they are overworked. The room was full of Asian beatles in our loved one's room during move in. I've been able to see my loved one twice since move in and this is because of the pandemic.

I toured Brookdale while looking at living options for my husband. It was a very nice place, and the administrator that helped us and gave the tour was absolutely wonderful, but they were not able to take him at the time we were touring, so we chose another place.

My mother has recently made the move into this community and so far things have been going okay for her. The staff in the memory care unit seem to be helpful with her everyday needs and helped with the transition into her new living environment. She has had no complaints about the meals and is enjoying participating in some of the activities that she can. I will say that I am not happy that they continue to add on to my bill every month on anything extra she needs help with.

This was a nice tour for care for dad. We like the staff and the environment would have been nice, but we needed a small community for the care that we needed. The menu and the activities were helpful to know would have been offered. We would recommend others to this community for them to see this community for care.

My step-mom is doing good here. She has made friends with a group of residents. She loves the therapy they provide for her. Sometimes she likes the meals and some times she does not. Options are available for the meals. She has not gone on an outing yet but she has participated in the ice cream social and the Lutheran prayer service.

The ED was great in helping us understand the complicated paperwork involved with making the difficult transition to memory care for our mother.

My Dad is doing okay, the care is going really good. The staff, food, and care is excellent. I have only had one issue. "Procuring an apartment" was more than putting a deposit on the place. I ended up paying for 3 weeks worth of care and Dad had not moved in yet. He was not eligible to move in because he had failed the assessment. HE moved in after his contract date but I think this was an unfair practice of business.