Meadows Assisted Living Inc.

There are still in the process of transitioning over to new management and hiring no more people. They have hired on a new activities director and are working on improving their accessibilities for the residents an visiting families and friends - they used to have a system where you had to ring a doorbell and wait for someone to come let you in - now family and friends have a code to get into the building which makes things much easier. Anytime we have questions or concerns they are very responsive and we can see all the improvements they are making. We know they are trying very hard.

We really liked The Meadows. It is a family owned facility and they claim that all of the staff are hired by them so they have no contractors. The price structure was a little different, they give you a flat rate but then they have to evaluate your loved one and tailor a care plan, so the price is not up front. The staff all seemed very professional. The rooms were a good size, but too small for all of the things that mom would have to have in there. The pharmacy that Meadows works with is a lot more flexible and they allow you to use your regular pharmacy plans if it is cheaper.

Some staff were wonderful others couldn't be bothered. We were there daily... Twice her bed was wet and they made it. Lost a lot of her clothes. The meals were good and I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had and it is better than most places.

My loved one was previously a resident at Meadows Assisted Living and Care Campus and the experience was okay. Though, I'm not sure if I would recommend this facility to others.

I wish I had good things to say about this but I do not. I have my mother who needs care but after talking with multiple staff who are extremely friendly about the place it’s sad to say that they’re short staffed. Forget the 8:1 ratio by law. They have 2 in assisted living and 1 in the other side to take care of all those people. One nice older woman was telling me that sometimes they get so far behind that some residents don’t get showers or even changed. I was told the manager just sit in her office all day. Makes the care givers do everything. I looked into the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers and the state will indeed pay you [removed]/month to take care of your loved ones. That is equivalent to 17-18$ an hour. Which these women make 15 some not a raise in years. The owner doesn’t care about anything but the money. Doesn’t even have certified people for passing out medications. Hopeful no mistakes are made and someone dies prematurely