Frontida Liberty House

ReviewerFC122024A

My friend is currently at the Frontida Liberty House. What I like most is the freshness, the maintenance and the cleanliness of it. Not only do they have individual living quarters, but if you wanted to, you could rent an apartment, or a two-bedroom with a one-car garage and have assistance come in and help you. If you get sick, you can go into full-time care where they can check on you and make sure you take your meds. If you've got a husband and wife that move into their apartment complex and all of a sudden, the wife gets sick and needs a nursing home or assisted living, that's just right on the end of the apartment complex. The husband can just walk down a couple of doors and see his wife every day and have breakfast, have three meals, and then go back to his apartment, which is cheaper, and she can still get the care she needs. They have in-house medical treatment through Bluepoint, such as Bluepoint medical staff, doctors, and x-rays. They come to you. They have only 15 units in the whole place and they are well staffed. They have a beautiful sunroom all glassed in. It's like you're sitting outside and yet it's nice and warm in there, and they have chairs and recliners and you can sit out there and read or just look at the weather and enjoy the sun. Her room has a South exposure. She can open her shades and the sun will shine in. She can look down Main Street, look at the shopping mall, and at traffic driving by. The fire station is a couple of blocks away. It's all maintained well. It's all freshly painted, and it's got new floors. The kitchen is all updated with stainless steel equipment. They have a camera on the doorbell. They hit the button and the door electronically automatically opens and lets you in and out. They do puzzles. They do arts and crafts. They have art stuff up on the wall. They made Christmas stuff out of paper plates. They got a big screen TV, and they got movie nights. They had a big Santa Claus in the hall and where the TV is. They go out on rides and cruises through the Kettle Marine. They go through the Christmas tree lights and stuff.

ReviewerFC030924A

My wife has moved into Frontida Liberty House. We chose them because of the location and the staff-to-resident ratio, which is far superior to any place that I have seen in Fond du Lac. They had a bed available and that was critical. Yesterday, they had an interview with a client and I believe they accepted that person, so they have one more bed available. Bed availability was the number one key thing. Care quality is number two. The food is a big thing for people with memory issues and senior citizens. I have seen the food and the food is very acceptable. She has other health needs and the health needs are met according to what her medical conditions dictate. If the client does not like what is being served, they have excellent choices and it only takes minutes to have the alternative prepared and put in front of the resident. It's a 15-bed unit and I'm very pleased with the care level. The rooms are your typical nursing home size with a bed and closet. She has a shared bathroom with another room. It'd be like a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. There's another room for showering and cleaning. They also have a room if the ladies would want to have their hair done. They have that right onsite. They have a barber in the same room if it'd be a guy. It's all good. It is a secure building that you need to ring in. It is a locked door so that nobody can just come in. You are on camera when you come up there and you have to buzz in, and they have to know you to get in. Being that there are only 15 available beds, the dining area is done in a home-type setting. It's in a designated area and the other day, they just put the tables together and had one long table like you'd have yourself a family over for a meal and everybody sits at the table and all is good. There's a glass room. It is like a sunroom-type thing that is connected to the common area where they have a large TV. They have a couple of couches and chairs and they encourage all the residents to be out amongst themselves so that they do not isolate. They prefer non-isolation. They like to keep the people active with each other, so that then it is a community center for the residents. This is a memory dementia unit but they try to keep it as homey as possible. The staff are just so good. They have the ability to have snacks and whatever is provided that the residents ask for. They do the best that they can with maintenance.

Maryann

I liked that Frontida Liberty House was a small community. I liked the executive director, and I liked the building and the location. There were things I didn't particularly like, like the shared bathrooms. I spoke to the executive director, and she was awesome, thorough, and complete. They had a nice patio area.

Sharabo

My Mom needed to go where she could get the care she needed.We contacted Liberty House of Fond du Lac.The first contact was informative,welcoming and put us at ease with our hard decision. The staff was amazing.Patient and understanding to Mom and the family.

ReviewerFC072722C

I went to Liberty House. The staff was very nice and very helpful. It looked like they were engaged with the residents. They had a nice courtyard, and the exterior of the place was nice. They had a community kitchen. The residents were interacting with each other nicely. They had a barber salon. I think the barbers come from outside to do it. They had a nice sitting room and a little reading library area.

John

My wife has moved into Liberty House. They are very good. It's right on Main Street just off from Gilles, and it's easy to get to. It's very clean. The staff is very good. They have more nurses per patient than most of the places, and they seem to really care. The activities are pretty good.