7 Assisted Living Communities in O Fallon, Missouri

Kim Knerr

Excellent home! Very personal attention to their residents. Love the atmosphere. Grandma felt at home. Staff is great! Highly recommend!

DD

The Meadowlands was great. I really thought it was nice and clean with nice people. They were great. Sean showed me the rooms. It was really nice and clean. They practically knew all their patients. It was really a nice place. They had both studios and apartments. Every day they have different activities. You can go to a waiting room or you can go to dining room or get snacks anytime. Basically, do whatever you want. It's not one of these two or three story places. It's all on one floor and just smaller, which I thought was nicer.

R.B.

My mother was a resident of The Meadowlands O Fallon, MO. I liked the competence and the friendliness of the staff. They were conscientious and did a good job. The facilities and the amenities were fine; they were OK. They had all the available activities like bingo, piano, and they had a happy hour on Fridays.

AM

I like the people, staff, attitude, friendliness, and the physical facility of Park Place at WingHaven. The rooms were fine and they have a whole list of activities. They offer three meals a day. I was very impressed with them. The overall appearance and the way it was laid out stood out to me.

CW

My mom moved into The Meadowlands. It's been very good and convenient. The food is excellent. I have concerns right now of their lack of staff, but they say they're working on it. Other than that, they're very accommodating with information, and the directors of each department are the ones that we originally started with and they're all still there, which makes me feel good. Some of them are very good, informative, and seem to care, but others with their aides, not so much. I think they’re working very hard to get their full staff again. The rooms are very comfortable and spacious. They have non-stop activities, and I don't know how they keep up, so they're very good with that. They have church services for all religions. They are fully staffed at their receptionist desk, and the receptionists seem to know the coming and going of family members and what's transpiring among the residents. They've got a great chef who has been working there for quite some time and the food is always very good. They have a variety of rooms, like one-bedroom, studio with a kitchenette area, and a traditional studio with just a single room and no kitchenette.

Darrel

Park Place at WingHaven was a great place. The staff member, Becky, who gave me the tour was absolutely excellent. The dining area looked fine, and they had different activities throughout the day. They had an exercise area. They also had a recreational area where people could get together in groups, watch TV, do puzzles, and do activities with each other.

Sandy S.

Garden View was smelly and the majority of the residents were in wheelchairs and were pretty much nonfunctioning. There were feces on the floor, and they had very low-level activities. It was horrible and very expensive. The rooms were very small with very little closet space. They did provide furniture, but it looked pretty broken down. They had a lot of staff, but the patients appeared like they needed attention all the time.