Heritage at Lyngblomsten

Sonn

The Heritage is an independent living facility founded by Norwegian ladies just over a century ago. It has no memory care and mostly a la carte health services. A monthly fee for something like 25 lunches is required, as is a minimum nursing service. There is no dinner service but there is a free daily continental breakfast. It is served by three different health plans such as HP.. It is an old building, but recently remodeled. The Heritage is one of several parts of a very large campus covering...

Anonmyous

My wife was at Lyngblomsten for about 10 days, and that was an interesting experience. We are on the waitlist there for an individual to move there. It is a multi-level facility, from independent to assisted to memory care and to full nursing care. The transitional care unit, which was attached to the nursing home facility, it had some things that needed improvement -- both the physical facility and the care. They do a number of things quite well. Cleanliness was quite good.

Caring65866550

What was really good in The Heritage was that the apartment was bigger and the chef was impressive. He worked on everyone's dietary needs. You were not tied-in to three meals a day. You could pick the number of meals that you want during the month. It looked older, but it was clean and well kept. There was a lot of tunnels and locking system. They had a lot of transportation available to the people living there so they could go where they wanted to go. What knocked them down is that they were fa...