Hartland Place Senior Living

    444 Merton Ave, Hartland, WI, 53029
    4.4 · 19 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Wonderful experience, clean, caring staff

    My mother has been at Hartland Place for two years and we've had a wonderful experience. The facility is bright, clean and beautifully decorated with roomy private-bath rooms, a pleasant courtyard and easy access; the staff and leadership are consistently friendly, caring and responsive, the food is appealing with good variety, and there are many activities and social opportunities - despite occasional staff turnover/shortages, I highly recommend it.

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    4.37 · 19 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.6
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      4.4

    Pros

    • Friendly, caring and compassionate staff
    • Responsive and helpful administrators (Kristi, Lindsey)
    • Clean, bright, home-like and modern facility
    • Comfortable, tasteful interior and dining area
    • Good food with variety and appealing meals
    • Many on-site activities and social opportunities
    • Staff engagement in celebrations, holidays, and visits
    • On-site hair salon with weekly appointments
    • Small community with close friendships and family feel
    • Private, generously sized rooms with private baths
    • Outdoor courtyard and pleasant grounds
    • Safe environment that makes residents feel special
    • Easy highway access and convenient location
    • Smooth transitions for many new residents
    • Long-tenured staff mentioned in some reviews
    • Attentive caregivers and helpful aides (e.g., Jakayla)
    • Musicians, school visits and community interaction
    • Residents enjoying exercise classes and leading activities

    Cons

    • High staff turnover reported
    • Frequent changes in leadership/directors
    • Multiple activity directors and inconsistent activity staffing
    • Periods with no activity staff or poor-quality activities
    • Limited off-site outings and few regular trips
    • Frequent staff shortages at times
    • Minimal or inconsistent staff-resident engagement reported by some
    • Management drama reported by at least one reviewer
    • Inconsistent experience across different stays/reviewers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across these reviews is predominantly positive about Hartland Place Senior Living, with repeated praise for the facility’s cleanliness, atmosphere, food, and the warmth and compassion of caregivers and administrators. Many reviewers describe the community as bright, home-like, and welcoming; they note tasteful decor, a modern dining area, and comfortable, generously sized rooms with private baths. Safety and resident comfort are emphasized, and several reviewers specifically say their family members are happy, adjusting well, or thriving in the community. The on-site hair salon, outdoor courtyard, and easy highway access are additional frequently cited conveniences.

    Care quality and staff behavior are commonly highlighted as strengths. Numerous summaries call out friendly, empathetic, hardworking staff and attentive aides, with several administrators and staff named positively (Kristi, Lindsey, Adam, Andrea, Jakayla). Reviewers repeatedly note responsive administration, good communication with families, and staff who make residents feel special during holidays and celebrations. There are multiple firsthand mentions of residents enjoying exercise classes, social events like music or school visits, and a general ‘‘treated like family’’ culture. A few reviews also reference long-term staff presence (one mentions over seven years), which supports perceptions of reliable care in some cases.

    However, a clear and recurring concern across multiple summaries involves staffing stability and activity programming. Several reviews report high staff turnover, frequent director changes, and multiple activity directors, sometimes resulting in gaps where no activity staff are present. These issues have led to criticisms of activity quality and a lack of consistent, meaningful programming for some residents. Specific complaints include few off-site outings or regular trips to the library, plays, or movies. Some reviewers also report frequent staff shortages and times when staff-resident engagement felt minimal, creating an inconsistent experience depending on timing and staffing levels. These operational inconsistencies stand out as the most significant negative pattern amid otherwise positive feedback.

    Management and leadership impressions are mixed. Many reviewers compliment the administrators for being responsive and professional—repeatedly naming Kristi and Lindsey as approachable and effective—while at least one review cites management ‘‘drama’’ and an unwillingness to return. This suggests that leadership quality may vary over time or that experiences differ across families and stays. The combination of generally good day-to-day management comments alongside reports of frequent leadership/director turnover indicates a contrast between the immediate, on-the-ground staff experience (often praised) and higher-level stability concerns.

    Activities and social life show a similar divided picture. Multiple summaries praise the number and variety of on-site activities, holiday parties, visiting musicians, school visits, and exercise opportunities (even residents leading classes). Yet other reviewers point out poor-quality activities, inconsistent staffing for activities, and limited off-site trips. In practice this means prospective residents and families may frequently find enjoyable social programming, but should also ask specifically about current activity staffing, schedules, and off-site opportunities when evaluating the community.

    In summary, Hartland Place appears to offer a bright, clean, and welcoming environment with many tangible strengths: caring staff, family-oriented culture, appealing dining, convenient amenities (salon, courtyard, private baths), and a range of on-site social activities. The most important caveats are operational: reports of high turnover, rotating activity leadership, periodic staffing shortages, and variability in the consistency and quality of activities and outings. These issues create an uneven experience for some residents despite the overall positive tone. Families touring or evaluating Hartland Place should focus questions on current staffing levels, stability of leadership (especially activity leadership), frequency of off-site outings, and examples of recent enrichment programming to confirm that the positive characteristics noted in many reviews align with the community’s present operations.

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    About Hartland Place Senior Living

    Hartland Place Senior Living sits in Chenequa, right off HWY 16 near Sendik's, and offers a smaller, cozy setting with just 32 beds, which helps caregivers give more focused attention to each resident, and the building's single-story design means everyone can get around easily, whether they use a wheelchair or a walker. Residents and families mention the environment feels bright, warm, and clean, and there's a central fireplace where folks like to gather for socializing or quiet mornings. People can choose private rooms, and there's always someone available for help-staff and nurses are around 24 hours a day, helping with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, and even managing medication or incontinence. The care is personalized, so each resident gets a plan designed for their needs, whether it's straightforward assisted living, respite care, or help for memory conditions like mild cognitive impairment. The staff works to maintain a safe environment, with a 24-hour call system and emergency response systems in each room. Residents get three home-cooked meals every day, plus snacks, and the courtyard with secure walking paths, gardens, and outdoor seating areas lets people spend time outside safely with their friends or their dog or cat, because cats and dogs are welcome here. There's a regular schedule of activities, like music, arts, card games, fitness classes, performances, parties, visits from school children, and outings into the local area, which helps keep everyone social and connected. A full-time activity director organizes things so there's always a way to stay busy, and resident-run events sometimes add an extra bit of fun. There's a beauty salon, indoor and outdoor community spaces for gatherings, and transportation is available for appointments or shopping. Hartland Place Senior Living is part of the Encore Senior Living group, which helps staff use the latest approaches for care and technology. The community offers long-term options, and respite care is available for families needing a short break. Many people say the caregivers treat residents like family and are known for being hardworking, kind, and compassionate. The place has earned a community score of 8.3, based on reviews and data, and keeps a focus on a healthy, active lifestyle, helping residents maintain their independence with the support they need.

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