My aunt is at Green Acres of Wayland. We chose it because of location and word of mouth. Her room is very nice and was the largest we saw. It has a separate bedroom, a microwave, and refrigerator. The staff is excellent. I can't complain one bit. She is not interested in the activities, and she says that the food could be better. Services are great and they are very cheerful, but it's a little expensive. It's in a country setting, which was what my aunt wanted, and it's one-story.

After our tour of the facilities, my Mom asked, "When can I move in?" She had to be put on a waiting list until the fall, when openings were available. She has been there for a year now and raves about how kindly and caring the staff is toward residents. She speaks highly of the food and the activities that are provided. I am able to visit almost every day and have an opportunity to speak with the staff every time I go. They are always very attentive to my concerns for my Mom and they are prompt about getting back with answers to my questions. Green Acres in Wayland is a beautiful and caring facility that is welcoming to all!

Green Acres Of Wayland was very beautiful and everything was well-polished on the inside. Everything was very neat and looked very expensive. Even the lady who showed us around gave us the impression that she was so much better than us. There was a sheet of paper on the wall that showed things that they were doing. The place was too elegantly furnished and they had three baby grand pianos in there. The carpeted floors were spotless. Everything was just way too up high on the hog for somebody who was just average like me. I didn't like the lady's attitude toward us because she gave me the impression I was quite low compared to her, but she was knowledgeable.