Windsor Ridge

The experience of having a loved one living away from home and being cared for by people that you don't know can be a real challenge. This difficult situation was made easier because of personally knowing a dear lady that had been in the care of Windsor Gardens for number of months. There were only good reports of care and personal attention for her needs. When I made the visit to explore what they had to offer for our elderly aunt I liked the casual home like environment and the evidence of a caring staff present through out the facility. After almost 5 years I was never disappointed in the care and attention that our dear aunt received. Our aunt also came to love the people and made many friends and told everyone who asked that he food is great here and I have everything that I need and I love my room here. Anyone needing the care for a friend or family member in an assisted living setting should come in and talk with the staff at Windsor Gardens Assisted Living for what they can offer, I don't think you will be disappointed.

My mother was a resident at Windsor Gardens until her death in May of this year. She was exceptionally happy there. She loved the new friends she made and all the activities that were offered. The management and nursing staff are excellent. When she became ill this year, she received the best of care. She wanted for nothing. They were so attentive and kept us informed everyday about her Illness and her progress.. I can’t say enough good things about Windsor Gardens. If you are looking for a place that your loved one would be happy and well taken care of, Windsor Gardens is the place.

Windsor Gardens was my mother's home for three years. Tara Wallace is the best activities director I've ever seen!! There were countless activities and trips that were so beneficial. The staff and medical team were very kind and personable. She was always treated respectfully and as though they really loved her. Even the cleaning staff loved on her! Windsor Gardens went well beyond what was expected, as over time Mom's dementia made it increasingly difficult for her to care for herself. Our family will always be grateful.