Grand Horizons-West

    140 S Mayflower Dr, Grand Chute, WI, 54914
    2.2 · 5 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    2.0

    Some staff good, overall poor

    I placed my mom here and was torn: some staff were great, but overall care and respect for residents were lacking. COVID precautions felt inadequate, and management seemed more interested in reputation than people - they renamed the place to "Grand Horizons West" and appeared to hide bad reviews. Residents deserve love, happiness, and real empathy; this was not a fit for my mom. I'm looking at Apple Creek Place across the street instead.

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    Amenities

    2.20 · 5 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      1.0
    • Staff

      3.0
    • Meals

      2.2
    • Amenities

      2.2
    • Value

      2.2

    Pros

    • Some staff members described as great
    • Nearby alternative facility mentioned (Apple Creek Place across the street)

    Cons

    • Perceived poor overall facility quality
    • Alleged name change/rebranding to hide problems
    • Attempts to hide or manipulate negative reviews
    • Insufficient or inconsistent staff care
    • Lack of respect and empathy toward residents
    • COVID-19 safety and infection-control concerns
    • Not a good fit for some residents/families

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment from the provided reviews is predominantly negative, with strong concerns about the facility's quality, transparency, and resident wellbeing, though at least one reviewer explicitly praised staff. Several reviewers characterize the facility as "terrible" and believe management has attempted to obscure problems by changing the facility name to Grand Horizons-West and by trying to hide or manipulate negative reviews. These allegations point to a pattern of distrust toward leadership and online reputation management rather than isolated service complaints.

    Care quality and resident treatment are central themes. Multiple comments assert that staff care is lacking and that residents are not shown sufficient respect, empathy, or affection; reviewers specifically appealed for more love, happiness, and humane treatment for residents. One reviewer explicitly stated the facility was not a good fit for their mother, indicating care and compatibility issues for some families. At the same time, there is at least one positive mention that some staff members are great, suggesting variability in individual caregiver performance but a broader perception of inconsistent or inadequate overall care.

    Staff-related themes are mixed but skew negative. While a reviewer praised the staff as "great," the dominant comments describe insufficient attention or respect for residents and call for more empathy. This juxtaposition suggests there may be competent or compassionate staff on-site but that systemic issues, staffing levels, training, or management practices could be undermining consistent, facility-wide quality of care.

    Facility, management, and transparency concerns are prominent. Reviewers allege a deliberate name change and active attempts to hide bad reviews, which raises red flags about transparency and trustworthiness. The mention of a neighboring facility, Apple Creek Place, suggests reviewers are comparing options and that alternatives are visible and receiving attention. No concrete, objective descriptions of the physical facility, cleanliness, dining, or activities are provided in these summaries, so it is not possible to assess those dimensions from the available comments.

    COVID-related safety is explicitly mentioned as a concern. Although details are not provided about specific incidents or protocols, the presence of COVID concerns in reviews indicates at least some family members or observers worried about infection control or pandemic handling at the facility.

    Notable patterns and recommended considerations: the reviews reveal a mix of strong emotional language and specific allegations about transparency and staff behavior. The dominant pattern is dissatisfaction with quality and management trustworthiness, tempered by isolated positive staff feedback. There is insufficient information about dining, activities, physical plant, medical oversight, or staffing ratios in these summaries, so those areas remain unknown based on the provided text. Prospective residents and families should treat the reputation and alleged review manipulation seriously, seek direct, recent evidence through in-person visits, request documentation on staffing and infection-control protocols, ask to observe staff-resident interactions, and consider neighboring alternatives such as Apple Creek Place for comparison. Overall, the reviews suggest caution: verify claims through direct inquiry and observation, because while some staff may be good, multiple reviewers report systemic issues affecting resident respect, care consistency, and organizational transparency.

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    About Grand Horizons-West

    Grand Horizons-West, located at 140 S Mayflower Dr in Grand Chute, Wisconsin, supports up to 22 residents and offers both Assisted Living and Memory Care, so you'll find services for seniors who need different levels of help, including those with cognitive challenges like Alzheimer's or other memory issues, and the building is secured to help keep residents safe. The staff can help with bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed or a chair, personal care, bathroom needs, and medication management, and there's 24-hour supervision with a call system if anyone needs help, and the facility's also prepared to provide skilled nursing care, wound care, rehabilitation, and therapy such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy when the situation calls for it. Meals are freshly prepared three times a day and can be adjusted for special diets, like managing diabetes or hypertension, and there's always someone nearby if help is needed during meals, and snacks are available, too, and there's a dining room for gathering with neighbors at mealtimes, plus you'll find a kitchenette in some rooms for light cooking. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas, like a garden for a bit of sunshine, a small library, a book room, a beauty salon and barber shop with a mobile hairdresser, jacuzzi, sauna or health room, recreation rooms, and resident parking is available. Residents have access to cable or satellite TV, high-speed internet, and regular activities happen both inside and outside the building-like fitness classes, board games, movie nights, music and animal therapy, devotional activities, and outings for shopping or religious services, and there are resident-run activities along with scheduled ones led by the community. They can help with transportation to doctor appointments, errands, or even the airport, and the place makes arrangements for those who want to go out, plus there's nearby public transportation for family visits or trips. For folks facing memory loss, there's programming focused especially on emotional well-being, brain health, and memory-building activities, and the building is protected for those at risk of wandering. They're set up to handle different medical needs like diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care, plus you'll find nurses, a dentist, a podiatrist, and homecare services all coming on site as needed, and the facility allows residents to age in place as conditions change. Grand Horizons-West also offers short-term stays for respite or recovery following hospitalization, and hospice care's available if that's ever needed, so you'll find a variety of care options throughout the stages of aging. Staff supports both men and women residents, and there are restrictions about smoking in public or private areas to keep things safe. Pets are allowed if you want the company, and the community puts effort into creating a caring atmosphere where everyone can enjoy social time, activities, help with daily routines, and a sense of safety as they live there.

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