Wildflower Place

The most difficult struggle we had during my dads time at Wildflower Place was the lack of food options for diabetic residents. Always a problem for him. This is something that many prospective residents and their families would need to know and take into consideration.

Staff was always very caring towards Frances. The nurses, aides and even housekeepers. Also liked their monthly family dinners with the residents.

My mom's whole ten day stay at Wildflower Place was horrific. The staff and the administration were terrible! I reported this place to the management of Wildflower. My Mom fell and cut her head the first night that she was there. I was told that she was wandering the halls all night because she was scared. I wasn't contacted until the following day. Nobody could tell me when or where she fell. I went to visit her and found her room in a shambles. She was packing to go home. She had no supervision whatsoever, even though this is an assisted living facility. I immediately packed up her belongings to move her to a nursing home. I found something underneath the kitchen sink. There was a pair of a man's soiled underwear. I showed them to my Mom and asked if anyone had been in her room or had touched her. She cried, stating that my Daddy is the only man to ever be with her! I don't even want to get started on the administrative staff. I was never given itemized invoices for her admittance or a final bill for me moving her. Dollar figures were scribbled on a folder and on a post it note! They were more than happy to keep her $2,500 non-refundable fee to join the facility and there was no refund given even whenever I addressed the lack of proper care my Mom received! I would not send a dog to stay there, much less a loved one!

The staff are very friendly and attentive. Although it is not a "Memory Care" place per se, they handle my mother's needs with dementia pretty well most of the time. The caregivers' kindness is a real gift to my family. There have been a lot of changes at Wildflower Place in the last few months due to a change in ownership and major changes in management personnel. I hope that the transition period will end soon once new management is in place.

Fabulous facility - activities ongoing, meal was good. Meal was presented & tasted good.

Great place, looks nice, friendly staff, grandpa loved the place.

There is some miscommunication happened resulting in a fall.. The site was clean and very well maintained. When some water came in after a heavy storm, it was quickly investigated and taken care of [name removed]. The staff are very friendly to the residence. There was a lag in training due to hiring of site RN who oversees training. [name removed] was also observed smiling at family then saying "not nice" things when she thought she wouldn't be heard. The dining room and food are nicely varied. My dad thought the food was a little bland and portions were on the smaller side. There are plenty of varied activities, but my Dad rarely participated

What we like most about the Wildflower Place is the quality of care the give to our loved one and all of the courteous staff members that work there. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families who are looking for a place for their loved ones.

I wouldn't recommend the community to anyone under any circumstances. My loved one's assessment wasn't good as at the time my loved one wasn't ready for assisted living. During the short stay my loved one was there, my loved one fell and none of the staff saw this. There was no staff supervision of my loved one during the evenings. My loved one's apartment wasn't put together. The clothes weren't put away, like they should have been when I visited my loved one. I had asked for a copy of the contract and an itemized billing prior to my loved one moving out. The staff that I was meeting with, left the room and never returned. There was no medical monitoring like they were supposed to be done from the beginning. I found men's dirty under ware underneath my loved one's sink and this was very concerning to me. The only good thing is the staff would tell my loved one when it was mealtime. The have a monthly birthday celebration for the residents, and they made sure to make my loved one feel special and do a mini celebration for my loved one after moving in.

Wildflower Place has been a great experience. The staff are amazing, we could not ask for anything better. I would absolutely recommend this facility to others looking.

What really stood out to us was the cleanliness of the community and the administrative staff team have been excellent. We would recommend the Wildflower Place to other families.

The worst care. Do not take your loved one here. They will tell you everything you want to hear while you are looking for services. They will not give you loved one the care they promised.

Wildflower Place provides wonderful care. The staff have gone above and beyond to assist my loved one in the community and they have made me feel safe with having my loved one in the community. The communication with the staff has been wonderful. They could improve the food by having more diabetic friendly options for the residents.

The staff is all friendly including on the weekends. The communication from staff is amazing. They keep me updated if anything happens to my loved one. The staff are attentive to my loved one's needs. They work well with hospice as well. [name removed] is really, really good at what she does. She helped get my loved one into the community. My loved one enjoys the meals and snacks provided by the community. They have activities and the staff make sure the residents are engaged in the activities as well. It is a secure community. I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones.