Meadow Lakes Assisted Living and Garden Homes

We've had a great experience at Meadow Lakes Assisted Living. The employees are friendly. And the facility is maintained nicely. I would recommend it to other families.

My dad is currently a resident at Meadow Lakes Assisted Living and Garden Homes. Communication with the family from the staff is great. They keep us informed of any changes. They also take a personal interest in him and his family. The housekeeping does a good job. My dad seems to really enjoy the meals. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

We went with Meadow Lakes because of the convenient location as well as they have a stellar reputation in this area. I have known prior residents who have had great experiences with them. She really enjoys the activities, especially going to play bingo. They have a large variety of apartment sizes to choose from ranging from 700 square feet to 1600 or more. I would recommend to others.

I would highly recommend this community. It is more independent living but it is working for my loved ones.

The social outreach is lacking, we have brought in someone weekly for my mom's socialization. The staff is not great at helping to engage the residents in activities or events. The room sizes are good. My mom likes her unit. The staff is friendly.

We were very pleased with our visit to Meadow Lakes. [Nsme removed] was helpful and answered all of our questions. The facility is a place we would feel comfortable living.

Concern over the independent living not connected to main area--adviser mentioned that sometimes they never see those residents at all in the garden homes. Not sure if Dad needs that much independence--he mentioned he does not mind having someone checking in on him. Area nice, pet friendly.

I was not impressed with this facility at all. The appearance was between a Nursing home and a hospital. Wheelchairs were everywhere...in the halls. There is not enough room in the actual patient rooms to keep the wheelchairs inside the rooms. Patients have to share rooms and there is just a curtain separating the patients.....yes patients. It was set up more like a hospital than a home. I would not want to live in a hospital. It just seemed like a place to warehouse the elderly.

This is a nice smaller community, the staff were very helpful and did an excellent job with our tour and took their time showing us around. They answered all our questions and made us feel welcome.

After looking at some communities this was very fitting for me. I am close to family and the price is pretty good. The community looks nice and smells nice.

My parents' stay at Meadow lakes is going great! The facility is well maintained and the staff are very friendly. My parents are receiving the care that they need and are participating in different activities. I would recommend meadow Springs!

We toured this community for our mother, and her needs. Our tour went well, everyone was very kind. The community looked nice, and well maintained. The staff was friendly, and helpful. This was one of our top picks for our mother, but we did find another community that suited our needs better.

This community was a lot smaller than what we were looking for. We wanted a bigger community so that dad could get involved and have a lot of people around him. We did get to see some of the residents out doing things.

The community as a whole is clean, but the individual rooms could be tended to more often. There needs to be more variety of activities especially for the residents who have hearing issues. Promises are also not being followed through, they had said upon move in there would be 3 meals a day and snacks available 24 hour and there are no snacks.

Everyone there was wonderful. It was clean, and they were attentive. They did explain different things about assisted living and what to expect. The food was horrible, there were three difference places to eat, but every time I ate there, the food was not good. Other than that everything was great!!

My aunt was here and my mom was here for three or four years before her. In fact, my mom was one of the first people enrolled. When my mother was here it went very well then my mom passed away and my aunt was still there, she had a couple of issues here. They found her on the floor all beat up and she was taken to the emergency room before we got there, we never knew what happened and they didn't know either. They said she had fallen and hit furniture but we were a little weary after that. We did notice my aunt was worsening, she was in assisted living when they decided that she should go into the alzheimers unit after that incidident but they gave us 24 hours to either move her in or leave and we didn't think that was considerate. It was very good to my mother but my mother didn't have any mental problem so she was able to tell us what was happening.