Its surprising to see R Lees comments -- we have found this home to be a great place for my mother in law. My wife carefully checked into many local assisted living homes, and chose this one. The ratio of residents to employees is 2:1, with a full-time RN, a full time cook, a housekeeper, and five caregivers (two of whom live on site). I doubt there are many places with better coverage.The home is immaculate, the food appears to be healthy and enjoyable, the daily activities are appropriate, and the caregivers truly appear to care. We have been over there daily since moving my mother-in-law in ten days ago, and there have been no surprises!So, if you are looking for assisted living for your loved one, The Lodge is well worth your consideration.

Very clean and welcoming environment. Staff seem very nice and helpful. My friend has done well here.

It’s nice to meet people who truly care about what’s important to you. I had questions about how to prepare for the future with my parents and the guidance was very thoughtful, when we are ready to make the move I feel I will be better prepared.

Administration is completely inept.Long story short- They strung us along, took money from us for residents they didnt even have, then turned the residents away when they finally got there due to horrible mismanagement of their medical records.Save yourself some time/money/grief and go anywhere else.

As a new member of The Lodge team charged with Building Relationships, I thank each review writer for their insights and candor. Our team takes every thought and feeling to heart on our journey to quality. Thank you! Linda

Its nice that the owner, Rebecca, gives her own place a 5 star rating. I know there were actual truthful reviews here before but they are all missing. 😳 Hmm.This place lacks care, sufficient staff, good food, mental and physical stimulation, safety, and is just in it for the money. Awful choice.

What a great place to live and work.

The Lodge Care Team goes above and beyond for their residents, their resident’s families, and every visitor who walks through the door...