Landings At Sauk Rapids

Reviews highlight a mix of experiences at this senior living facility. Some reviewers praise the staff's kindness and responsiveness, noting that the management and certain staff members are particularly caring and attentive. The facility offers three meals a day, with residents encouraged to dine together, though they can take food back to their rooms. Social activities, including music therapy and events, are available for residents to enjoy.

However, concerns have been raised about the facility's approach to residents with behavioral issues, with one reviewer noting a lack of support for their loved one's anxiety. The physical condition of the building and the professionalism of the staff have also been criticized, with some pointing out the need for maintenance and updates, especially regarding the rooms and security measures. The facility has been described as very dated, with small rooms and a lack of engaging activities and outings.

Management practices have come under scrutiny, with mentions of staff shortages, high turnover, and a perceived lack of support from management. The staffing to resident ratio, particularly at night, has been described as alarming. Despite these criticisms, some reviews express satisfaction with the meal service and the friendly, polite nature of the staff. The community's size is seen as both a positive and a negative, with its small scale allowing for a more personal touch but also limiting the space and resources available.

Recent changes in ownership and management have led to mixed feedback, with some noting improvements and others experiencing confusion and a lack of communication during their visits. The facility's setting in a quiet residential neighborhood is appreciated, as is the care provided to residents requiring significant assistance with daily living activities.

Overall, while some residents and their families have had positive experiences, particularly with the staff's friendliness and the quality of meals, there are notable concerns regarding the facility's physical condition, management practices, and the adequacy of care and activities provided.