Judson Meadows Assisted Living

Our family had an in person tour with Judson Meadows Assisted Living and the tour was fine and informative. The facility was great but is laid out in a way that made it seem more isolated.

We cannot rate the cleanliness because my dad was a resident adjusting Meadows during Covid and I never got to see his room The nurses and staff seemed to really like my dad, and he, them. That made me feel a lot better! The only time I was able to see him is through the glass vestibule between the entrance, and the facility itself. The nurses kept me updated on my dad, and always took the time to speak to me when I called to check on him, and I called often! Again, I have no reference point here with the meals and dining service. But my dad was pretty particular, and he never complained. With activities I know my dad participated in a couple of activities, including arts, and crafts. I still have a little autumn project that he made me, and I use it as a Christmas ornaments. It's an expensive facility, but they all are. Justin Meadows is fairly new, located in a lovely area with a field and flowers, and my dad enjoyed the view, and the fact that it was in the country and not surrounded by buildings, parking lots and noise. All things considered, I find it quite valuable for its cost.

My grandfather has been a resident here for a few years now and hasn't had any issues whatsoever. He was reluctant to go because he loved his home and was afraid he would loose his independence and freedom. Not long after he moved into Judson Meadows his whole attitude changed. He still has his independence and freedom while family has peace of mind that he is safe and properly taken care of. I highly recommend this facility, if I could I would be living here as well (about 30 years until retirement). If your loved one could use a watchful eye while still living there usual day to day lifestyle then please don't hesitate to make an appointment to at least see this facility and everything it has to offer both residents and families. P.s- the food here is phenomenal, not your typical senior residential facility menu. Plus the activities director is highly motivating!

The gentleman at Judson Meadows gave a very awesome tour. He sat down with my husband and me and explained a lot of things that were beyond what we needed to know. So, that was very helpful. There were just a lot of rules and regulations governed by the Department of Health that they had to follow, which made it a little too restrictive for my mom at this point. The apartments were only 300 square feet. They're very small and you have to eat two meals a day in the dining room, but they sound like they take very good care of their residents. Mom would get very good care if she were there. The building was only nine years old and they had designed it so that residents would not get lost. The rooms were down the hallways in a V-shape. So you would go down one hall, but then you come back to the core of the building. It was very easy to find where you needed to go. So I liked that a lot. They had a hairdresser, they do exercises, and different things as well. It was nice.

It was a pretty nice community. It was a lot bigger, and we wanted something a bit smaller. Also, there was a lot of walking for the residents, to get to different areas.