Finding an assisted living home for a loved one can be very stressful. The staff at Bayfield have been accommodating and very welcoming.

My tour of Bayfield Assisted Living and Memory Care was thorough. Everything was very, very nice. The place was first class. The staff I met there were very caring and competent. There was a church service taking place. Their competence and dedication to the care of the individuals stood out to me.

Putting you parents into assisted living is rarely a positive experience. But I am thankful to the staff at Bayfield for being there for our family throughout the process. Their staff have really made my parents feel welcome, despite their resistance to initially moving in. I’m able to reach my folks or a member of the staff for any updates I need and would recommend considering Bayfield for assisted living needs.

Bayfield is a beautiful, clean, spacious facility. It feels light and welcoming with large windows, open areas and cheery colors. The physical building really couldn't be better. We entered during Covid times, so our experience has run through the extremes. During the shutdown we depended fully on the Executive Director as our boots on the ground. Any time we had a concern with Mom's physical or emotional well-being, we had to rely on staff and communicate through them. It felt so intrusive, but they always reacted with patience and empathy. They were angels during a scary and hopeless time. As with most healthcare jobs, Covid has changed the landscape. There has been a lot of turnover in staff and it seems that they have been short-staffed at times. But this is the case everywhere. The staff is friendly, they care for the residents and I would recommend Bayfield to anyone. They also react very quickly to anything you bring to their attention.

I'm not real happy with Bayfield Assisted Living and Memory Care. My mother's bathroom floor was sticky because of dried up urine on the floor. They had no housecleaner so they were giving it to the maintenance man to do, but he wasn't doing it. They also lost all my mom's socks. It's a nice and very clean facility, but they don't do their job correctly. Her room is nice, has a walk-in closet, her own bathroom, and a big window so you can look outside. I have to supply her shampoos and deodorants. They have no batteries for her hearing aids and no denture tablets. It's a pretty place, but they have issues. She's paying way too much for what she's getting there. They don't even check her hearing aid batteries.