CoH Holdings and WP Holdings LLC

Mom was a resident of Comforts of Home Assisted Living from [dates removed] when she transitioned to the Memory Care Unit. The move to COH for Mom was the perfect "fit". The staff members, including the manager, the assistant manager, CNA's, activity directors, and maintenance, became "family" to Mom as well as to her family members. They kept us informed if there were any changes in Mom's physical, mental, or emotional status. They administered her daily medications which was a huge relief to her family members. When we walked in the front door we felt that Mom would feel comfortable and safe. I would recommend these facilities to care for your loved ones.

My brother and I needed to find a new home for our mother who had developed dementia and was falling all the time at home. We moved her to White Pines in Inver Grove Heights, she made friends right away, loves the staff, and hasn’t had a fall in six months which is amazing. Nothing is perfect, but my family feels White Pines gets the important things right,

My family member is happy there. She says they treat her good. She seems to be happy with the food. The only thing is she wants pop, and they don't supply pop. The facility itself is fine, and a lot better than where she was before. She's enjoys Bingo there. All these places are expensive, but the cost seems fair overall, especially compared to the last place.

I'm very happy with this community, The communication is very good. The community is neat, clean, and they a great job taking care of the residence. I would definitely recommend this community to others.

My brother has lived here for 18 months. As you enter there is a fireplace. Apartments are nice and have roomy bathrooms and closets. Each apartment has a washer and dryer, etc. Food is good. As a quadriplegic, my brother pays more because of cares needed. Despite some turnover, care has been good to excellent. Staff are warm and friendly. They are willing to add staff if we need to leave early for a doctor appointment. There are no church services, but a Bible Study is available once a week. He chooses not to participate in other activities.

The staff at White Pine-Cottage Grove have all been exceptionally helpful. Everyone smiles and I have never heard an angry voice during any of my many visits. Mom is still having trouble settling in, but it’s only been five weeks and before that she was in and out of the hospital and transitional care. That’s a lot for a ninety-year-old. Her main complaint is the food not being as nutritionally balanced as she was used to when she cooked on her owned. But she had been eating a lot of TV dinners for the last year and complained about them, as well. I wish they had a bus for the residents to local stores and activities (the library, lunch out, etc.), but understand how costly that would be and they are more than happy to arrange Metro Mobility for anyone who needs transportation. The size is great...small enough for people to get to know each other, but with the ability to spend time in their own apartment if desired.

A place for mom was the best thing ever & we love comforts of home

I was very comfortable with this community for my mom. staff was friendly, engaging with residents, and while I was there they had an emergency in which I saw they were quick to do what was necessary to take care of the resident. I was impressed with the calm way they all handled it, 911 was called and they were there within minutes. I like that they consider each residents needs and help to make this feel like home by finding things for them to help with if they want to like clearing tables. We would have most likely chosen this home if we hadn't decided to keep her in Duluth.

We are so thankful we were able to find this home for our Mom. The house manager ([name removed]) and her staff are wonderful. The facility feels like a home, and not a memory care facility. The staff cares for the residents and always make our family feel good about having our Mom live there. Thank you so much for your kindness and professionalism.

I have visited many times, and enjoy the friendly staff and helpful attitude everyone has. Management and staff are very caring and willing to go above and beyond when needed. Personally, I believe Comforts Menomonie to be a great place for a senior to live, not just exist.

My loved one is doing really well in Comforts of Home. He has adapted and transitioned well to the community, and is enjoying more energy and interaction than what he had in his previous community. I could not ask for a better group of people. My advice to anybody would be that, when you are looking at these communities, make sure the one you choose is a good fit for your loved one, not just for you.

My Mother was only here for a month but the time she was here, it was excellent. All of the staff members were wonderful and I could not be more pleased with the care she got. The quality of the staff members is superb and the activities director was just awesome! He coordinated things like exercise classes, Christmas parties, and bingo. I was really surprised about how he got my mom involved in some of the activities. The building itself is beautiful and well maintained. I was actually lucky enough to be able to try the food here and the chef makes everything from scratch. He made the best spaghetti I’ve ever eaten in my life! During the Christmas party, he had a huge buffet of food and my biggest complaint is the serving sizes were too big, I would definitely recommend this facility to other families.

This community is a smaller and quieter environment. It is nice and clean and their grounds are kept very nice. The staff at Gracewood was so kind and helpful during our process. They also kept in close contact with us while he was in the hospital. They were also very accommodating when the decision had to be made to put him on hospice. We took him back over there and they were awesome. They worked with hospice, they were nice and accommodating during this time. I would highly recommend this community.

The most important person to me ever, my mom, lived here for over 4 years, until she passed away last week. White Pine in Blaine became a family to me. They are fantastic! I couldn't have picked a better memory care facility for my mom. I'll continue to visit there, even though my mom is gone.

My mom is getting the care and safety she needs at this community. She general likes the meals they make for the residents. There are two buildings and it seems like there are more activities in one building than other.

This is a secure small community. The caregivers are attentive. They interact well with the residents and their families. They are aware of what is going on. The food is good and they offer a good variety of choices. They offer activities aimed at stimulating the residents mind. They have two levels of Dementia. They will accept medicaid. Everybody knows everybody and they work well together.

My husband says he likes living at this community. The staff are real nice to him and make the residents feel like family. They are interactive with the residents and encourage them to participate in some of the daily activities. I have tried the dinner and it is good. The memory care has a nice deck outside for the residents to enjoy. I would recommend this community.

The community is newer and the staff looked like they didn't know their training really well. I didn't like that and I was not comfortable.

Having my parents together, happy and safe was paramount at Gracewood. The atmosphere is one of comfort and care.

We toured this community for care. We did not like the layout of the community. The other residents were not active and we wanted a community where the staff was involved with the residents more than what we saw on the tour. The staff were nice and were able to answer the questions we had. I would suggest that families tour this community for the care of a family member for care