Stanard Family Assisted Living Center, Inc.
About
Western Home Communities is a senior living organization offering multiple residential options including independent living apartments, villas and townhomes, assisted living, memory care, and nursing care across six communities in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Martin Suites is their nursing care facility featuring all private rooms and bathrooms with on-site medical services. The organization emphasizes resident-directed care and provides amenities including dining, housekeeping, activities, and transportation.
Rooms & Floor Plans
Independent Living Apartments - Windgrace
635 sq ft.
Independent Living Apartments - Windermere
650 sq ft.
Independent Living Apartments - Windcove
950 sq ft.
Independent Living Apartments - Windridge
1080 sq ft.
Independent Living Apartments - Prairie Wind
1080 sq ft.
Nursing Care Suite - Martin Suites
Spacious, private bedroom with private bathroom, living room, outdoor access and open kitchen
Capacity
170 residents
Phone
(319) 277-2141Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Reviews (5)
Reviews from Google
Samantha Grimson
The people in this place are super nice and caring. Thank you guys for everything you did for my grandma (Barb Grimson). I know she loved you guys
Mitch Melichar
My parents are in assisted living there and are well cared for. Great staff.
Marsha Henck
Always clean and very friendly and kind staff. I am with the Reading with Jean program and have countered at the Martin Suites and The Cottages as well.
Priscilla Blanchard
My mother resides here. It would be nice if each room had a white board to identify preferences of each of the residents. That way traveling nurses/aides aren't always asking the residents what they prefer. Loads of reasons to have a preferences board for each room. I won't list them all here.
K T
Getting to the Western Home was no big deal using Google maps, however, once you find the Western Home going to the right building is a different story entirely. I called the Western Home in advance but they seemed to have trouble directing me to what building I was trying to find. Because there are approximately 5 or more Western Home buildings there I had to call back a few times. It was bitter cold out the day I went & due to covid-19 they instructed me I had to leave the items I was dropping off at the door. What door? Where? With enough persistence I found the correct door, I think. But then if you're dropping off liquids who wants to leave them at the door? They could freeze & break open. They had sufficient signs up saying they didn't want anybody coming in. The only door available for me had their same cautionary get out of here signs but oddly didn't have anybody posted anywhere around it at the decontamination table which seemed to be there for just such an occasion. Decided not to press my luck so left the items at that doorway & got on out of there. Takeaway being they could improve their staffs ability to direct people where to go (perhaps painting their many & not numbered bldgs different colors so they stand out) or put clear signs which would identify the building without having to get out of the car & walk up to the building to read them. This journey to the Western Home was over a week ago & as you can tell, I haven't lost my frustration over it yet.
