NuCare Senior Living LLC

It was just real fancy. It was almost like country club living but my dad was past that point. I think the care would have been good. We just went on a tour with a guy. He was really helpful in talking to us about money and stuff. That was a good experience. It was a little further away and it was expensive I think they started at 4500 and then add on depending on what his care evaluation was. My dad would have needed a lot of care.

Artisan was able to offer us different levels of care so that our loved one would not have to move as he progressed. That is one of the main things we were looking for is a place he could be for a very long time and didn't have to move. The marketing person was really nice and they were very responsive. They actually seemed like they wanted us to move in. They returned our calls and provided any information we needed. We would recommend Artisan to anyone.

Very nice but expensive, great location, very nice staff.

Very nice atmosphere. Staff very understanding and caring. Large common room. Bright and cheery. Rooms good size. LPNs. RN on call later in day, not always on site. No smell.

Nice. Very homey, would seem more like having an apartment and some freedom to Mom. She would not think of it as a nursing home. Liked activities, neighborhoods, neighbors etc

Low provider to patient ratio. Neat/clean facility. Does not look like a nursing home. Many common areas for visitation.

liked Oak Park Place very much.

Met with a staff member. Very knowledgeable/caring. Toured facility. She suggested an evaluation to see what needs both parents may need. It is possible both could be in this senior community, Mom in assisted living and Dad in memory care, or perhaps both together in one place. Care & activities.

Excellent facility - great connection with Director.

Long discussion prior to tour; Vanessa spent time talking to potential resident right away to assess best placement option. Very impressed with facility, warm, comfortable, smaller community, relaxing environment. Activities well planned and interactive. All inclusive, with transitional living option. Available.

This community was doable however, after speaking with previous residents they were not recommended as options for us to go to.

My family has been very pleased with the service provided by the staff. The ladies that work the floor are pleasant and work well with my mom. She is happy and clean and has made friends with some of the other residents.

I toured this community and then chose to place my father at Savannah Cottage this being his second community lived in and by far the staff go out of there way to help. I have never seen staff work at finding their best way to help each resident individually. I personally can not say enough about Savannah Cottage and the care they give my dad

This is a wonderful facility!

There comes a time in some of our lives that you have to look for a place either for both or one of your parents. When this time came we looked at several different facilities and although this is a difficult decision, we were happy to say we found Artisan Senior Living in Middleton, WI was the best place for our Mom. Not every day is perfect, it isn't anywhere you chose, but Artisan strives to meet our Mom's needs as well as our needs as a family. Currently, they have an excellent director, nurse and marketing director on staff. It is important to know your administrative and caretakers so that when you leave you know that your parent(s) will be taken care of and you have peace of mind. You have to learn to speak up when you don't like something as you are the voice for that resident, and you must speak up when there is good things that occur. It is important on both accounts. Again, Artisan Senior Living strives to do a good job, and we as families appreciate it.

All though In have not been involved with this community very long I think so far so good. It is to early to determine whether the care is adequate, but it seems okay for the time being.

There weren't any activities, didn't seem to serve enough food, and the TV channels were few. Staff was friendly.

The activity woman was very engaged. First alert button on lanyard worked intermittently so if there was an issue my mother in law would call us day or night and we would have to go there. The main phone number was rarely answered. We then asked a staff member did give us her personal cell number and that worked better.

My father was only in the facility for 2 weeks before he passed away. So we were barely getting situated when Dad passed. At that time, there were a lot of undone things, i.e., meds, OT, PT, food requirements, Dad was diabetic. I was going back and forth to administer meds because of the different medical requirements. We were working things through. The major plus was it was 2 blocks from my house. It was a bit over our budget, but I have great siblings who were willing to help. It was a chaotic time because the original placement we had setup opted out because of Dad's fall risk. My big take away...is stay involved with your loved one's care regardless of the facility. Things may not fall into place immediately.

It was okay. There was an older group of residents and my loved one is much younger.