After spine surgery I went to Hillside Manor to recuperate. The aids, nurses and other staff there were just wonderful. I especially liked my physical therapists. We had a lot of fun together! The building and the grounds were just so very nice. Outside was a gazebo and paths to walk along and look at the flowers and plants. Inside they have aviaries. It's so calming to sit and watch the birds. AND, they have lap-top computers that are internet accessible. The place was always clean and the staff so friendly. I nearly cried when it came time for me to come home! And the food? Well, it really wasn't bad at all. And if you didn't want to eat what was posted on the menu for that day you could go down to the cafeteria and get what you wanted and the put the cost on your bill. It's part of the Beaver Dam Community Hospital so a person has a lot of walkiing they can do if they'd like. If ever I have to have that type of caree again it will be there. And, I've told friends and family about how nice it is too.

My grandmother stayed at Hillside Manor for a total of three months after she fell at home and was no longer able to care for herself. The staff was very accommodating and knowledgeable upon intake. While it took a while for my grandmother to adjust, the nurses provided me with updates on her condition and her progress in developing the strength to walk again. My grandmother had privacy when necessary, but was also able to interact with others, which often brightened her day. Every time I visited, the nurses were friendly and made my grandmother laugh. I believe she had the best care possible, given the situation. As her condition worsened instead of improved, the nurses were empathetic and caring. They made me feel at ease when the outlook was not so bright. I would recommend this facility to anyone that cares for their loved one as much as I did.