Aspen Meadows Assisted Living

This place shouldn’t just rethink how it operates — it should close its doors. My stepdad was sent here for rehab after open-heart surgery, and what we witnessed was nothing short of disgraceful. They put a recovering heart patient into a cramped room with a roommate who was loud, rude, and constantly demanding staff attention, even when nurses were already assisting my stepdad. The TV blasted constantly, and the facility allowed this roommate to have guests until nearly midnight with the lights on, making rest nearly impossible for someone who just survived major surgery. The very first thing his heart surgeon and cardiac floor physical therapists stressed was that movement is critical for recovery. Yet while he was here, he had to beg just to get out of bed to walk, only to be told that “only PT can walk him.” The problem? They barely took him to PT. In several days there he received one shower. His bedsheets weren’t changed for four days. Meals were awful and offered no choices, with the lone exception being a halfway decent meatloaf. That’s not care, that’s neglect When concerns were raised with management from my 81 year old mother while discussing discharge, they were told he wouldn’t be released until the facility decided he had “improved.” Yet in the same breath they admitted they couldn’t legally hold him, but threatened that if he left, he wouldn’t get his medications. That kind of intimidation is beyond unacceptable. The entire building feels old, neglected, and run down, and leaving a vulnerable patient there felt like abandoning him in a place that has forgotten what dignity looks like. It literally about broke my Mother. If hell had a waiting room on Earth, this place would qualify. And frankly, the person running this facility should be required to spend two weeks living in one of those rooms, eating that food, and experiencing that “care.” It might be the only way they’d understand what patients here are actually enduring. Do better, be better then this. These are someones loved ones that are left in your care, makes me sad for every single person in this facility. After this experience I know as his daughter, he will never live out his days in one of these places. Do not send your loved ones here!!

TERRIBLE facility

Great experience with Tiffanie at Aspen Meadows! They residents seem so happy and the tour of the community was awesome! Lots to do