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Wildflower Lodge
508 16th St., La Grande, OR, 97850
Wildflower Lodge
508 16th St., La Grande, OR, 97850
Wildflower Lodge is an assisted living facility in La Grande, Oregon. This community does not offer a level of care outside of assisted living. Hospice services are available on-site for residents who need them. This facility may offer respite or short-term stays. If this is something you need, you will need to find out if there are any additional restrictions on this option. The community provides some additional programs to ensure the health and well-being of its residents. A mental wellness program is included in this community. Wildflower Lodge offers several therapy services to its residents, including the use of occupational and physical therapists (in-house). In addition, access to a speech therapist is provided.
Costs at this community start at $5,000 and range up to $6,003. The average price in the community is $5,502, which is higher than the average cost of assisted living in the area of $4,570. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. Depending on the services the resident needs, additional services may increase the cost of care.
This community is pet-friendly. It's a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. To ensure the safety of all residents, the facility provides an emergency call system. Special diet meals are not always available, but some can accommodate residents' dietary requirements. This community provides no or low-sodium meals. Residents need to have a scheduled, structured activity every day. This facility has a variety of activities, including musical performances and social outings. See our amenity list below for more information. Apartment-style units are not always available, but this community offers studio/efficiency units and group housing options.
The closest hospital within 25 miles of Wildflower Lodge is Grande Ronde Hospital, which is 1.2 miles away.
This community has average reviews; click for detailed reviews on Wildflower Lodge Reviews.
Some of the key amenities available at Wildflower Lodge are:
- Beauty & Barber
- Clubs & Communities
- Pet Friendly
- Pool
- Social Outings
Services and Amenities
Accommodations
- Air Conditioned
- Basic Cable
- Beauty & Barber
- Beauty Salon
- Cable
- Cable Tv
Dining & Nutrition
- All-day Dining
- Guest Meals
- Healthy Snacks
- International Cuisine
- Low / No Sodium
- Meals Included
Care
- Ambulatory Care
- Availability Of Trained Clinical Staff 24-hours Per Day
- Diabetic Care
- Enclosed Courtyard
- Hospice Available On-site
- Incontinence Care
Services
- Assisted Living
- Beautician
- Complimentary Transportation
- English
- Hospice
- Housekeeping
Activities & Fitness
- Activities Off-site
- Activity Center
- Allowed Outdoors
- Clubs & Communities
- Cooking Classes
- Educational Speakers / Life Long Learning
Neighborhood
- Piano Or Organ
Safety
- Daily Up And About Check
- Secured Exterior Courtyards With Walking Paths And Professionally Manicured Landscapes And Gardens
I liked the Wildflower Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care Community's location because it's in proximity to where I live. I liked that it seemed like a fairly modern facility and it was clean. They had a nice courtyard. The layout was good because what I am looking for is a one bedroom ...
I liked the Wildflower Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care Community's location because it's in proximity to where I live. I liked that it seemed like a fairly modern facility and it was clean. They had a nice courtyard. The layout was good because what I am looking for is a one bedroom and they had one-bedrooms available versus just a studio. The staff seemed good. A lot of them were relatively new, which was OK. They did good and they answered all my questions. I liked their dining area. They had several dining areas, one common area, and then another room for those that needed additional assistance, which I liked. They just did not have an exercise room that I saw.
Read moreMy mom moved into the Wildflower Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care Community. I liked their personnel. They seem to be caring, and they keep us informed. They are very gentle with my mom. They have games and interactions. After we communicated better with them their care has been good.
I feel like this community did a very good job. This community is expensive but I feel like you are paying for a lot of services overall and they are competitive with all of the other places. My loved one had good care at this community and I would recommend this community for you or your loved one....
I feel like this community did a very good job. This community is expensive but I feel like you are paying for a lot of services overall and they are competitive with all of the other places. My loved one had good care at this community and I would recommend this community for you or your loved one. The staff were very friendly and responded quickly to any needs of mines of my loved one.
Read moreI went there often to visit my Aunt, she and others were yelling for help, they pushed their call buttons but no one showed up to help, I had to help her and other residents on and off the toilet because no one was around checking on them, they were all visiting at the front desk, one lady was at th...
I went there often to visit my Aunt, she and others were yelling for help, they pushed their call buttons but no one showed up to help, I had to help her and other residents on and off the toilet because no one was around checking on them, they were all visiting at the front desk, one lady was at the desk begging to be taken to the toilet, no one helped her so I did. seems to be no house keeping, I had to buy a toilet brush and cleaner to scrub out the toilet that had poop all over it for days, and the toilet was coming loose from the floor, food containers everywhere, I had to hunt down a few garbage bags to clean up the mess, the few times I did see an assistant they were pleasant but those times were far and few between, all the years I have worked in health care I have never seen such a poor quality of care, being they are pretty much the only facility in town I guess they can get away with not doing their jobs, being short staffed is not a good excuse and you can only use the COVID thing so much, there are agencies that they could call, the state should go unannounced and stay for a week
Read moreWonderful, left a deposit.
Life is more than a room. Life is more than someone who has no experience to take care of you. Employees who do not know the medication they are giving to a person. It is wrong. Life is important and how we handle people who need our help is very important. Feeding them meals that are not bags of p...
Life is more than a room. Life is more than someone who has no experience to take care of you. Employees who do not know the medication they are giving to a person. It is wrong. Life is important and how we handle people who need our help is very important. Feeding them meals that are not bags of potatoe chips and being told that this is their vegetable today. Looking and tasting food that is completely undesirable many days out of the week is not a good life. Food that is salty or to much sugar that is not good for most older persons. Hurts their bodies and their minds. Cheap is not the best way. Wearing gloves is very important during Covid times. This should be done for every person there. Medication should be on time and not 3 or more days out where the resident is in danger without their medication. Everyone smiles while others are dying in my opinion. Money, Money, Money is important I realize but shouldn't the residents get what they pay for. Medication on time, a warm meal that is nourshing and not disgusting, protection from covid by wearing gloves with everything they handle, clean rooms, help and compassion not threats. How afraid do you want your family to be that is the question. How much care do you want for them. Do you really Care?
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