CAMBRIDGE SENIOR LIVING

My wife's grandma moved in about 2 months ago. It has been more changing! She is thriving with medication management and socialization. I'm so happy for her!

After reviewing several assisted living facilities, we decided to bring our friend Rod to Cambridge Senior Living in Rice Lake. We chose this facility because it is only a few years old and after meeting some of the staff when touring the facility, we knew this was the place for Rod. Amanda guided us with her knowledge and expertise about the move-in process and filling out the paperwork. She covered every detail so there were no surprises. Gina, who is full of energy and seems to help wherever needed, made us smile each time we interacted with her. The nurses and caregivers were so caring and compassionate to Rod. The young caregivers had such compassion and always asked if we needed anything. The training of the caregivers must be fantastic because all of them were amazing at what they do. When the time came, they put us in touch with St Croix Hospice, which also was fantastic. We are so happy we made the decision to bring Rod here. Thank you so much for helping us get through a difficult time. Your kindness made it a much easier transition and we will always be grateful.

We toured Cambridge Senior Living in Rice Lake. Immediately we were impressed with the buzz of activity and positive attitudes of all we came in contact with. The lay out of pods makes each one their own little community but have many activities where all can come together. We are early in this process but my mother has many new friends and more activity than in the past years. They are a family oriented and compassionate community. High paise to all who work in this facility.

Cambridge Senior Living has been a great home for my mom this last year. The staff has been very, very helpful as we manage through the constant changes dementia brings. I know my mom is safe in this wonderful building and is well cared for. Thanks Cambridge!

My mother has been at Cambridge for over a year now. She loves everything about the facility, including hair care, bathing, medical concerns to family when she is not feeling well, food, and personal care with the staff. Being an amputee and hard of hearing she doesn't leave her room much which she is fine with. This is why the staff stops in occasionally for a conversation and smile when they have time, of course, and maybe the piece of chocolate she has stock piled in her room. A lot of facilities such as this has a more than standard turnover rate and here is no exception so in this case she realizes now that she has to train each of the new employees when them come on board and she loves to tell us her stories on training to the family. Thanks Cambridge