American Village Lincoln Lodge

Julia Wichser #129 

on AplaceForMom

11 years ago

My husband and I moved to American Village in 2007 while we were still able and driving. We made friends and enjoyed the activities. After four years my husband passed away and I was grateful to have a host of friends and acquaintances to support me and comfort me. I find the residents and staff are friendly and warm. The food is very good and accommodations comfortable. Now I can no longer drive and take advantage of the transportation provided here. I can get to the grocery and other shopping, doctor appts.etc. convenientl... read more

Tonya 

on AplaceForMom

3 months ago

I find them reluctant to communicate with those who live in the separate homes on the grounds. They don't communicate changes in schedules to us...expecting us to walk or drive to the main building where changes are written near the front desk. 

Yolanda 

on AplaceForMom

2 years ago

I would tell them to not send loved ones to the assisted living building. It is horrible, needs a total revamp of leadership and staff. 

Yomisse 

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3 years ago

They're not doing well. It's terrible! Every week I'm contacting the assistant director for the simplest issues. Food on weekends is horrible, not appetizing. Staff doesn't clean rooms properly and hallways are not sanitized. The handicap door and one elevator has been inoperable since my loved one moved in. Some of the nursing staff have forgotten to give my loved one their meds and they have to go to the nurses station and request them! 

Anonymous 

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4 years ago

The tour guide was cold and she didn't interact with the residents during the tour. The community felt dark. 

Anonymous 

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12 years ago

We did not have a great experience at this community. It is very large, and the care felt unfocused and impersonal. It was hard to get in touch with the management, and i general they were just rude and mean. It was obviously just a job to them, and they weren't treating the residents like human beings, just bits of paperwork for them to manage.