Garden Place Senior Living Millstadt
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- 208 S. Kossuth St, Millstadt, IL 62260
- (618) 418-2258
- 4.0 ( 1 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Independent Living
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About This Community
Our independent and assisted living apartments are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of comfort and quality of life. We desire Garden Place Millstadt to be a place of vibrancy and life, promoting meaning and joy in the lives of residents, families, and our team members. Elders inspire and guide us. As we work to create an empowering, caring, growing culture for elders, we are also creating our own future. After all, we are all elders-in-waiting!
Benefits of Garden Place Millstadt include:
- 24/7 staffing available at all times
- 24/7 Security
- 3 delicious meals a day and snacks
- Weekly housekeeping
- Social programs designed to keep people active and engaged in life and their surroundings
- Tailoring of services to the individual needs of each person
- Maintenance of your lifestyle and connection to the greater community (assistance with transportation, shopping, recreation, and volunteerism are just a few examples)
- Extended ‘family’ to care and watch out for each person’s safety and well-being
- Regular communication with long-distance family members
- Help prevent major disasters that sometimes happen when people live alone
- A “Growth and Wellness Plan” is created in partnership with you to discuss which services will meet your needs
Reviews
4.0
( 1 Reviews )
Cynthia
January 26, 2018
My mother is in Garden Place Senior Living - Millstadt Community. It's in a neighborhood rather than in a business park. It's only one level and only has 36 clients. It smells good. The staff seems to be very good and it has good food. They have regular meals and they often have ice cream socials. They have activities like Bingo, chair yoga, and mindfulness. They have celebrations for the holidays and they have a system where they give the person a dollar every time that they show up to one of thes activities. They can spend their dollars in a store there where they can buy cookies, toiletries, or different things. It's a good incentive. It seems to work for my mother to get her to attend things. They seem to be responsive to my mother's needs. They keep us informed of what's going on with her. They tend to feed the residents a lot of sandwiches and soup, but that's what they seem to like. The staff is well-trained, they're good at their jobs, and they care about the clients that they have. It's well worth the price. She's independent, and she's still able to do most everything for herself.
