3 Assisted Living Communities in Dallas County, Iowa

Parker

Absolutely terrible food; more like prison food. Sometimes it was just a scoop of vegetables and bread rolls; one time it was just a bowl of beets and a cup of fruit for desert. Patient had a serious injury, but it was never documented or reported. My uncle was not bathed very ofen either. For the price, you should look around.

COWBOY21

Totally there not serious about the patient. Disrespect veteran. Some nurses are rude .if you here for rehab they don't help you they take care more the people living here .the Rehab is so good and very respectful.

Ann S

Beautiful community. Toured about 10:30 and they had exercise classes going on. Seemed like the residents were having fun. I was invited to stay for lunch, which was amazing. Lisa asked me to come back for the Sunday brunch and will do that in the next couple of weeks. I'm just starting my search for "Senior Independent Living" but this community is definitely at the top of my list. Apartments were large and have balconies. Pricing was reasonable when you consider food and utilities are included.

J Barricks

This is an older facility but packed with caring and knowledgeable staff. The care is great and I couldn't ask for a better option for my Mom.

Brett Hurey

Our experience with The Villages lack of care was horrible. I do not use that word lightly. Response time for nurse "calls" typically took an hour or more. And there were times that no one responded at all. The Administrator interaction from Alex, was hostile regularly. And Erica from the business office, in a word, was a bully. If my friend and resident didn't have someone as an advocate there regularly, she would have died prematurely many months ago. Also, the Director of Nursing, Obi, exhibited abusive behavior towards her and other patients that we witnessed. Do not place your loved one in the care of this place!

Renate

FRIENDLY, CARING AND SUPPORTIVE STAFF. THE CAREGIVER ARE VERY PATIENT I AM CONFIDENT MY HUSBAND IS TAKING CARE OF WEN I GO HOME. THE LIVING AND DINING AREA SAVE FOR RESEDENS TO WALK AROUND. THER ARE ACTIVETIS FOR THE RESEDENS. THE FACILITY IS WELL TAKEN CARE OF,IT IS A GREAT AND FRIENDLY FACILETY FOR YOUR LOVED ONCE. RENATE KOBELT

Elizabeth Banning

My mother is in Colip House and absolutely loves it. She is well cared for and the staff goes above and beyond to make sure she is loved. I so appreciate the cleanliness and upkeep of this incredible facility. It is like no other. The Greens have raised the bar in ensuring residential care is exceptional. Thank you thank you thank you!

John

My wife's mother is a current resident of Juliette Fowler Communities. We know them really well, and they have a really long waiting list. My mother was there, my sister was there, and a cousin was there. My mother-in-law is just tickled pink that she has found it, and that she was able to get in. She loves it there, she loves the people, she loves the services, and they have taken really good care of her. She is ninety-nine years old and still kicking butt. She has a one-bedroom, one-bath. The layout is for a single or a couple, and it is good. You don't really hear your neighbors unless they bang on the wall to get help, which doesn't happen too often. They have regular individual apartments, assisted apartments, and fully assisted apartments. They mainly serve lunches, but they have a service where for $5 they will deliver meals to your door. She's loving the meals down there, and she also loves the laundry room. They have a TV room on each floor, they have puzzles and activities, and they take them to stores and doctors appointments. They don't put salt and stuff on their food, and so it's kind of bland, but it's good and healthy stuff.

Joalyce

My parents signed the papers for Brookdale Club Hill yesterday. I loved it. The rooms are not clean yet because they're not ready; we're going to have to wait a couple weeks before they're completely finished. It's well maintained. The staff was wonderful. They have a beauty shop, fitness activities, Bible studies, church, and a bus that takes them places.