Meadowlark Hills
Paul Bergersen
"Beware Scams and False Accusations at Meadowlark Hills."
My wife was staying at Meadowlark Hills, specifically in the Sloan house. This place seems great until you start to see the truth. The big shots, right up to the CEO, let some of their nurses use fake and misguided evidence. They used fraudulent police reports against me to kick me off the lot. My sons had to stealthily bring her out and leave the state due to their scams. I know of several people who are prevented from visiting their family at Meadowlark Hills. It's a risky place to send your loved ones. Be on guard for cons taking advantage of the elderly! Don't give any money to this so-called charity.
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Anonymous
"Diverse Care Options and Amenities at Meadowlark Hills Assisted Living"
I visited Meadowlark Hills and I really liked it. I liked how they offer different levels of care, from being totally independent to having skilled nursing available. Inside, they have a coffee shop, a wine bar, a tavern, and even a barber shop, which I thought was cool. Everything looked really nice, but I did get the feeling that they might not be as personal once you actually live there because it's a big place.
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Anonymous
"Nice Amenities, But Impersonal Feel"
I visited Meadowlark Hills, and I really liked it. They offer different levels of care, from independent living to skilled nursing. They even have a coffee shop, wine bar, tavern, and barber shop on-site. Overall, it was nice, but I wondered if it would feel less personal due to its size.
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Nellie
"Best in Manhattan, but costly"
This place is one of the best in Manhattan, but it's expensive. They have enough staff to assist the elderly and provide plenty of activities to keep life interesting for them.
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