Meadowlake Assisted Living

Meadowlake was the perfect setting for our sweet Johnnie when she was no longer able to live alone. The facility is beautiful, her apartment was spacious, she made new friends and had company at meals to visit with, the medication distribution was helpful, cleaning service appreciated, and more. The director Lisa Winters is one of the kindest most compassionate people I’ve ever met.

The absolute worse assisted living center. They don't care for the residents and never check on them every hour. They don't communicate at all with family regarding their loved one living there. The director is absolutely rude and talks down to people. She knows nothing on how to do her job. The rent is astronomically high. Poorly maintained facility.

Some of the help is excellent, but the nursing staff is bad about not giving meds on time, misplacing them and not communicating with med cart employees. System is not computerized and very outdated. Almost always staff shortages. Since new owners, no outside trips except dr visits and one store run. Activities has a $25 a month budget. Really thank the employees who go the extra mile to help the clients. They work doubles, and help out with so many things. Since med care is one of the main reasons people are there, it is very disappointing about the quality of this service. I should not have to call over and over just to make sure a pill has been given.

One star is too many. I took my dad there and they have good size rooms and I liked it for a few reasons with one exception, the administrator and office manager. Administrator never greeted my dad in two visits. Office manager didn’t follow up with pricing after two more visits and two phone calls.

A great place for Senior Adults. Brytnea is a wonderful, hard working executive director who truly cares for her residents. I’m honored to perform every month for these wonderful people.