Pricing ranges from
    $4,911 – 5,893/month

    Hyland Campus - Independent & Assisted Living

    881 Liberty Blvd, Sun Prairie, WI, 53590
    4.5 · 40 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Spacious apartments, caring staff, mixed

    I toured/moved a family member here and found a beautiful, well-kept campus with very spacious, up-to-date apartments. The staff are kind, caring and responsive - caregivers form strong relationships, supervisors respond to concerns, and family communication is good. There are lots of activities, outings and a shopping shuttle; meals are generally good and dietary needs are accommodated, though food could improve for some. Note occasional management/staff turnover and organizational hiccups - it's wonderful and safe for many, but may not be the right fit for everyone.

    Pricing

    $4,911+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,893+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.50 · 40 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      4.6
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      4.4
    • Value

      4.5

    Pros

    • Flexible transition from independent to assisted living
    • Beautiful, well-kept facility and grounds
    • Spacious, updated apartments (large kitchens, two-bedroom options)
    • Many and varied activities and outings
    • Regular transportation and shuttle service
    • Appliances included (refrigerator, stove, laundry)
    • Move-in repainting and new carpeting provided
    • Knowledgeable, compassionate, and responsive staff
    • Strong caregiver-resident relationships and personalized care
    • Supportive memory care and end-of-life care
    • Good family communication and personal touches from staff
    • Secure living environment and parking
    • Strong COVID-19 safety practices and communication
    • Reasonably priced / perceived good value
    • Dietary accommodations and varied menu options
    • Housekeeping and maintenance services
    • On-site amenities (movie theater, fireplaces, common rooms)
    • Pet-friendly community
    • Active social community and resident friendships
    • Help with paperwork and insurance transitions

    Cons

    • Underground parking costs extra / additional parking fees
    • Large campus and multiple levels can be difficult for residents with mobility issues
    • Distance from some apartments to dining areas
    • Mixed reports on food quality; some residents say food could improve
    • Inconsistent activity programming in some reports (activity room underused)
    • Management and administrative turnover leading to organization concerns
    • Staff turnover reported and occasional declines in care consistency
    • Problems reported with room changes, water damage, or uncleaned rooms
    • Some residents find the community too large or not a good fit/upscale
    • Occasional lapses in maintenance (example: doorbell needs fixing)
    • Some residents had difficulty adjusting to the setting
    • A few reviewers reported uneven responsiveness or organizational issues

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: Reviews of Hyland Campus - Independent & Assisted Living are predominantly positive, with frequent praise for the physical environment, the caregiving staff, and the range of services that support both independent and assisted living needs. Many reviewers emphasize peace of mind for families, compassionate care during end-of-life or memory care situations, and a lively community life. That said, there are recurring concerns about management and staffing consistency that produce mixed experiences for a minority of residents and families.

    Care quality and staff: One of the clearest strengths across reviews is the caregiving staff. Words used repeatedly include compassionate, caring, responsive, and dedicated. Reviewers describe strong caregiver-resident relationships, supervisors who respond (several staff members are named positively), and thoughtful personal touches such as staff visits and weekly family communication during isolations. The campus receives specific commendation for supportive transitions after family passings and for handling memory care needs with respect and privacy. A number of reviewers explicitly say Hyland provided exceptional care during COVID-19 and followed good safety practices. However, there are also reports of staff turnover and episodic declines in care quality or consistency; these comments are less frequent but notable and tied to management/administrative changes in some reviews.

    Facilities and apartments: The campus itself is described as beautiful, bright, and well maintained. Apartments are frequently described as spacious and updated — sometimes larger than residents' former homes — with features including large kitchens, fireplaces in some units, two-bedroom options, and in-unit laundry and appliances. On-site amenities mentioned include a movie theater, huge dining room, and comfortable common areas. The community is pet-friendly and provides housekeeping and maintenance services. A few reviewers noted cosmetic or maintenance issues in isolated cases (water damage, uncleaned rooms, doorbell needing repair), but the dominant impression is of a high-end, well-kept residence.

    Activities, social life, and transportation: Hyland Campus receives strong praise for its activity programming and social opportunities: card games, bingo, exercise classes, art activities, outings (shopping trips, dinners out, special events like car shows and block parties), and opportunities to see wildlife were all highlighted. Several reviewers specifically appreciated the variety and frequency of outings. Transportation options — an on-campus shuttle/bus and affordable local cab options — are cited as valuable for shopping and off-site activities. Still, a minority of reviews describe the activity room as underused or the activity calendar as bland, indicating some variability in programming quality or engagement across different parts of the community.

    Dining and dietary accommodations: Many reviewers praise the food, noting varied menus, accommodating substitutions for dietary needs, and generally good meal quality with desserts and multiple daily choices. A number of reviewers singled out the cooks and meal staff positively. Conversely, some reviewers felt the food could improve, indicating food quality perceptions are not uniform and may depend on individual tastes or meal service consistency.

    Management, organization, and consistency: Several reviews commend onsite management for being helpful, informative, and responsive; specific managers and nurses were named and praised in multiple accounts. Assistance with move-in logistics, paperwork, and insurance transitions is repeatedly noted as a benefit. However, recurring concerns center on management and administrative turnover, organizational issues, inconsistent responsiveness, and occasional lapses in coordination (for example, difficulties with room changes). These points suggest that while leadership can be strong and family-oriented at times, variability in administration and staffing has been a source of dissatisfaction for some residents and families.

    Accessibility, fit, and pricing: Hyland Campus is often described as reasonably priced relative to its amenities, with appliances included and move-in touchups like repainting and new carpeting provided. The campus is large (multiple buildings/levels), which some see as a benefit for space and amenities but others find challenging for residents with mobility limitations — distance to dining areas and multiple levels are specifically mentioned. A few reviewers described the community as upscale or too large for their personal preferences. Parking is secure, but underground parking and other parking options may carry extra fees, which drew criticism from some families.

    Patterns and recommendations: The dominant pattern is one of high-quality, compassionate care within a beautiful, activity-rich campus that delivers good value for many residents. The areas to watch are consistency and reliability over time: several reviews mention staff and administrative turnover, which correlates with uneven experiences for a minority of residents. Practical considerations such as mobility limitations, parking fees, and individual preferences for community size or activity intensity should factor into decision-making. For prospective residents and families, Hyland Campus appears to offer excellent care, strong social programming, and supportive staff in most cases, but a visit focused on specific needs — evaluating walking distances, reviewing current activity schedules, and clarifying parking costs and recent management stability — is advisable before committing.

    Location

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    About Hyland Campus - Independent & Assisted Living

    Hyland Campus - Independent & Assisted Living sits in Sun Prairie, just outside Madison, Wisconsin, in a spot that makes it easy for residents to get to local events, restaurants like Buck & Honey's, the Prairie Athletic Club, and the Sun Prairie Civic Theatre, and it's close to hospitals, pharmacies, and specialists, so people can get to doctors and errands without much trouble. This community serves older adults aged 55 and up and aims to help them stay as independent as possible while still having support when they need it, so there's a real focus on health, social connections, and daily life being enjoyable and simple. The campus offers independent living apartments originally built as luxury condos, and they come with kitchens, walk-in closets, washer and dryer, some with balconies or whirlpool tubs, and there's extra storage, private bathrooms, and options for furnished or unfurnished places, and even the memory care studios like the Blu Grotto have a calm, easy setup for residents who have memory loss.

    Residents can choose independent living if they don't need much help, but if they start needing assistance with things like bathing or getting dressed, there's assisted living with personal care and help with daily living activities, and there's 24-hour supervision for those who want it. For those with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, Hyland Crossings is the memory care neighborhood, and it offers private, thoughtfully set up studios and social programming to help with cognitive stimulation, and the memory care staff are trained to support people with memory loss in a calm, structured way. People here get individualized care plans, so help changes as their needs change, and the staff offer medication management, coordinate with local healthcare teams, and provide full hospice services if needed.

    There's a full calendar of fitness classes, arts, movie nights, day trips, and educational programs to keep minds and bodies active, and the community puts on lots of social events, outings, and resident-run activities, and there are devotional services offsite and special programming for memory care residents. The dining room has three restaurant-style meals each day, with vegetarian options and warm, natural light, and the main living area has a fireplace and even a fish tank, plus there's a Scrabble board ready for a game with friends. Outdoor patios with comfortable seating, lush landscaping, and shade are available for visits or private time outside. People can get hair care on site, resident parking, transportation to appointments or shopping (sometimes complimentary, sometimes for a fee), and help with laundry or chores.

    The whole campus has a welcoming feeling with its charming brick exteriors, entryways with turrets, and vibrant community spaces meant for friendship and gatherings, and it's known for engaging residents in Sun Prairie's local life as well as keeping daily life lively inside. There are no endowment fees or long-term commitments here, so people can use their money on what matters to them. The place operates as a continuing care retirement community, so as a resident's needs change, they can often stay right here, moving between independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing-a real help for couples with different care needs or for those who want to age in place. The building is open around the clock, and it's equipped with features like emergency call systems, wheelchair accessible showers and full tubs, and a mixture of cozy and modern amenities, making daily living safer and more comfortable as people get older. The lifestyle and activities staff plan outings and events based directly on what residents want, and there's always a focus on promoting dignity, connection, and a good quality of life, so people get as much privacy and support as they need. The Hyland Campus community is recognized for its involvement with local groups and for the quality of care delivered to its residents, and there's always a team ready to answer questions or show people around.

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