Meadowstone Place Retirement

My mom lived in Meadowstone Place for 13 years. For her first years, everything was really good; however, for quite a few years after that there were a number of changes in their staff. Sadly, we saw much of the property decline and they also lost much of their personal touch. In August 2026 they got a new Director, Jennifer Daniels, and she has brought it back to a 5 start retirement complex! Mom absolutely could not say enough great things about Jennifer and when I met her via a phone call I began to understand why! Jennifer not only is a great administrator but she also genuinely cares about the residents under her care!! In just a short time property improvements were being made, maintenance issues addressed in a timely manner, and even more importantly, she was forming relationships with the residents. "Community" is a powerful word and one that we all desire. I know Jennifer has to have a very full plate but from the first day mom met her she was so excited to call me and tell me how personal, friendly, and caring she was! Mom commented on how one of the first things she did was move her desk so she could always see what was going on in the lobby and her door was always open to visit. Mom was 95 when Jennifer arrived and she finally began to feel listened to and understood. Mom's sole desire was to never have to move away from Meadowstone! Jennifer brought mom a renewed hope in the physical facility, but even more importantly she gave mom a source of security and trust when mom needed it most! I live out of state and Mom began to not feel very good. On December 16th, mom text my sister and I, "Please call the office and ask Jennifer to come up here. I do not feel safe alone." Mom had several friends at Meadowstone and a granddaughter close by but she wanted Jennifer! The only two people that mom would receive advice from is her primary care physician and Jennifer! I made it to mom later that evening and took mom to the ER the next morning. Jennifer stayed in close contact with our family over the next few days and mom celebrated her first Christmas with Jesus! Jennifer was so tender and caring and even helped us navigate moving mom's things out and closing that 13 year chapter of her life. There is another person at Meadowstone Place that is also one-of-a-kind! I do not know her formal title but Kathy in the office is priceless. She is so sweet, tender, and genuine and always had a way of making mom know that everything is going to be okay. Kathy was always readily available, and on top of all the moving parts at once, yet provided a calm atmosphere regardless of any chaos that may of been transpiring. Kathy was a gift and a huge blessing at Meadowstone Place during their many transitions that mom could always count on being there. Although I live out of state, Mom kept my sister and me well informed of everything going on and when we visited things were always exactly like she described to us. Besides Jennifer and Kathy being so exceptional there were a few other things that made her never want to move away. She loved that she could see out her front and back windows/doors and see activity throughout the day. She loved that she wasn't inside one big building and that she was out and walking around outside safely at any time. She also joined others playing Bingo, Mexican Train, and other games almost every day! She enjoyed special events and group activities. She built friendships and never felt alone. She even got her greatest desire, to never have to move out of Meadowstone Place!

This is such a high-quality place to live with fun-loving residents and a very warm & engaging staff. I recently performed there and the activities director had put together a special "Flower Power" themed hour. The staff brought so much joy to the entertainment- dancing around with the residents and making them laugh and smile. What a treat to witness this beautiful place!

My mom really likes living at Meadowstone. Friendly people. Very conveniently located. She has had a hard time adjusting to being a widow but the community lifts her spirits up.

My mother moved to Meadowstone after my father passed away. She and my dad were married for 65 years and had never lived alone. Meadowstone brought her a sense of comfort, security, and peace of mind. Meadowstone became her home away from home with built in friends. Her apartment truly felt like home. She lived independently until she passed away at 96. She absolutely loved it. She loved to look out her front window and back window overlooking the swimming pool. She enjoyed many activities, made meaningful friendships, and also felt supported by the community. Meadowstone offers great amenities, including a swimming pool, clubhouse, and many activities, and most importantly, an exceptional staff. The manager, Jennifer, deserves special recognition. She has been the best manager that mom has had since she’s lived there. She is incredibly hands-on, genuinely caring, and takes pride in the property, as if it were her own. Most of all she truly cares about all the residents. Another exceptional person is Kathy, the receptionist. She goes out of her way to make everyone feel welcomed and valued. She works incredibly hard, is always kind, extremely patient, and makes every interaction feel personal. I will always be grateful to Meadowstone for giving our mother such a happy, safe, and fulfilling place to live.