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Family/friend
4.0
happy with my experience
The Landmark of Fridley is the night staff was not very good and we had a lot of bumps in the road at first. Most of them were because of mom though. Things have evened out now. It's been a long road but all in all I am happy with my experience here.
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Amenities at The Landmark of Fridley
Healthcare Services
- Incontinence Care
- Staffing & Ancillary Services
- Diabetic Care
- Memory Care
- Medication Management
- Non-Ambulatory Care
Meals & Dining
- Guest Meals
- Room Service
- Restaurant Style Dining
- Meals Provided
Room Amenities
- Air Conditioned
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Handicap Accessible
- Kitchenette
- Respite or Short Term Stays Offered
- Full kitchen
- Cable or Satellite TV
- Ground Floor Units
Community Amenities
On-site dining options
- Café or Bistro
- Private Dining Room
Transportation & parking
- Transportation at Cost
- Property Convenient to Public Transit
- Resident Parking Available
- Uncovered Parking
- Complimentary Transportation
Pets
- Cats Allowed
- Dogs Allowed
Common areas
- Indoor Common Areas
- Beauty Salon
- Barber Shop
- Meeting Room
- Computer or Media Center
- Outside Patio
- Outdoor Common Areas
- TV Lounge
- Central Fireplace
Recreational areas
- Arts and Crafts Center
- Piano or Organ
- Raised Garden Beds
- Jacuzzi
Services
- Laundry Service / Drycleaning
- Housekeeping
- Beautician
Activities
- Wii Bowling
- Trivia Games
- Brain fitness / Dakim
- Educational Speakers / Life Long Learning
- Devotional Activities On-Site
- Yoga / Chair Yoga
- Pet-focused Programs
- Live Musical Performances
- Birthday Parties
- Bible Study Group
- Day Trips and Outings
- Live Well Programs
- Cards / Pinochle Club
- Other Religious Services
- BBQs or Picnics
- Men's Club
- Resident Band or Musicians
- Activities On-site
- Cooking Classes
- Bridge Club
- Gardening Club
- Stretching Classes
- Walking Club
- Current Events Club
- Happy Hour
- Holiday Parties
- Live Dance or Theater Performances
- Activities Off-site
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Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
April 24, 2020
Landmark's Cold (and Misleading) Response to Family in Need
Our mom and Landmark resident went to hospital couple of weeks ago – and was abruptly diagnosed with a terminal disease.
Mindful that Landmark would offer no exception to its visitor ban, we scrambled to remove mom from facility and divide care-giving for her so that she could see her family. That meant a sudden leave from jobs in the midst of an economic collapse.
I sent letter to Landmark seeking to appeal to their compassion and high ethics, asking for a credit for final month’s rent when they provided us no service, for our family that has been ravaged by illness and financial distress.
After a delay, Landmark’s executive director told me she was working on “financial piece” with my mom’s power of attorney, suggesting a credit was imminent.
In truth, no credit was even offered, and exec director callously mislead me so that she didn’t need to directly refuse my appeal for help.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
March 4, 2020
Landmark's Reckless Conduct, and Defiant Response
On the evening of [date removed], in my mom’s room at Landmark, I witnessed the following:
- Male aide (I’m required to omit names), tasked with administering her evening pills, falsely claimed that two of her meds, crucial to her survival, were cancelled earlier in day by her primary doctor.
- Landmark’s director of health services initially agreed with aide, then was forced to admit the mistake but offered no explanation, apology or even a hint of empathy.
- Worse yet, she initially refused to speak with me, promised to call my sister/p.o.a but then refused, and abruptly disconnected the phone.
Amazingly, their reckless medication error was not the only one that day:
- In morning, female aide mistakenly gave evening-only med to my mom, then as a correction, instructed male aide NOT to give med in evening. But he either didn’t receive her communication, or failed to see it, and had planned to erroneously give med a second time in day.
- When I asked male aide to verify whether med was given in morning, he falsely claimed that NO meds were given to my mom.
I e-mailed a detailed complaint that evening to Landmark’s executive director, and absent a response, a follow-up the next evening.
- On morning of [date removed], in phone conversation, executive director promised to send a written response explaining why these reckless errors occurred, and how they will be safeguarded from happening again.
- Only one hour after her promise, in a stunning reversal, executive director stated in e-mail that Landmark had already “completed” an “internal investigation” on [date removed], had reported results to my sister and would offer no further comment.
- Landmark’s claim is provably false, as executive director told me by phone that she didn’t receive my complaint until morning of [date removed] – one day AFTER she claimed to have conducted review.
If you choose this facility, I urge you to be vigilant in supervision of their conduct, and do not expect cooperation from management.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
November 13, 2019
Landmark's COLD response to resident's illness
My mom, a Landmark resident, was rushed to hospital with sudden illness and didn’t return for several weeks. During that time, no employee reached out to her or family: NO card, NO phone call, NO e-mail, NO visit (contrary to what we were told).
Two days after she returned, I spoke for ten minutes to executive director [name removed] , seeking info on outside assistance options. [Name remove] uttered not one supportive or empathetic statement during the call – indeed, she didn’t even mention my mom’s name.
I asked her if we could negotiate a small rent credit to offset the meals, daily checks and cleaning that her facility need NOT provide during my mom’s absence.
[Name removed] curtly replied that their policy didn’t allow it.
Landmark’s insensitivity and inflexibility during a family crisis – which is common in their industry – is only one of our concerns with this facility.
The food is below-average, call response times can be problematic and they often fail to heed our requests, even after we repeat them. On five occasions, I requested by e-mail that [name removed] arrange daily checks not to be done at certain times of day. Our request still has not been honored.
To be fair, residents are terrific, facility is cozy and staffers properly identified the need for help during emergency, and sought it.
Still, overall: a Disappointment – and Landmark would benefit from caring and responsive leadership at the top.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
November 11, 2019
Landmark's COLD Response to Resident's Illness
My mom, a Landmark resident, was rushed to hospital with sudden illness and didn’t return for several weeks. During that time, no employee reached out to her or family: NO card, NO phone call, NO e-mail, NO visit (contrary to what we were told).
Two days after she returned, I spoke for ten minutes to executive director [name removed]i, seeking info on outside assistance options. [Name removed] uttered not one supportive or empathetic statement during the call – indeed, she didn’t even mention my mom’s name.
I asked her if we could negotiate a small rent credit to offset the meals, daily checks and cleaning that her facility need NOT provide during my mom’s absence.
[Name removed] curtly replied that their policy didn’t allow it.
Landmark’s insensitivity and inflexibility during a family crisis – which is common in their industry – is only one of our concerns with this facility.
The food is below-average, call response times can be problematic and they often fail to heed our requests, even after we repeat them. On five occasions, I requested by e-mail that [name removed] arrange daily checks not to be done at certain times of day. Our request still has not been honored.
To be fair, residents are terrific, facility is cozy and staffers properly identified the need for help during emergency, and sought it.
Still, overall: a Disappointment – and Landmark would benefit from caring and responsive leadership at the top.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
August 20, 2015
happy with my experience
The Landmark of Fridley is the night staff was not very good and we had a lot of bumps in the road at first. Most of them were because of mom though. Things have evened out now. It's been a long road but all in all I am happy with my experience here.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
July 20, 2015
Looks can be deceiving!
I don't usually write reviews, but this one is important to me. We toured several senior facilities before we finally chose the Landmark of Fridley. What a beautiful place it was, and still is. I live in another state and it was important to me that someone I love so much was taken care of in the best way possible. I have siblings who visit and check on her as well, but being so far away, it was comforting that we picked a place like the Landmark. As it turned out, looks are deceiving, and all the promises were ways to get a family's trust. After talking to my siblings, I came back to Minnesota and we had a meeting with the new director, who just started and he too saw things that we complained about. He made notes and asked for a follow up meeting before I left the state. He began to make changes, but because of health issues, quit!!
Again an administrative change, and it has been downhill ever since! There is NO respect given to the elder people there, especially as their needs become more. And the director seems too busy to talk to the family. My senior relative can't go outside without a family member present. She comes to the front desk to see if they have something for her to do, and they are getting tired of that. They called my sister, and she had to find another place that would pick her up and take her to their facility to do activities. I am not sure what they are being paid to do. She goes 2 times a week, and the Landmark would like her to go every day. No one doubts that she is ready for some sort of memory care, but not what they consider memory care. Our relative is high functioning and should be kept busy to maintain what she still has. Landmark has their memory care residents watching Sesame Street and playing with Tinker Toys. We just moved her into another facility. She is now in a memory care program for high functioning seniors. Hopefully they will keep her brain active and challenged. I know dementia is a fast, nasty disease, but I also know that mind stimulating activities and communication is key and also taping into what used to be important to them. (Like simple cooking activities for those who used to do lots of cooking, and art or craft classes for those who enjoy that). The new place where our relative lives has the right idea, and I was told they are encouraged to visit with other residents. She is also encouraged to walk and goes outside regularly. Shame on you, Landmark, for not getting to know your residents and for not not making them feel important. Also, my sisters had to come in and do cleaning which the Landmark was supposed to take care of. If you are understaffed, Landmark, get help. I used to get a calendar emailed to me so I could see what was being done. That stopped after the first director left. If you are looking for a place where your loved one would be stimulated and happy, please look closely and ask questions of other residents and their relatives before signing on the dotted line!
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
July 14, 2015
Not what it started out as.
When we first put my relative here the place was new and showed great promise. Unfortunately they don't deliver on their promises or programs. This is clearly not a facility for those who suffer with the start of dementia or Alzheimer's. they are very restrictive and don't offer anything that keeps a persons mind stimulated. Cafeteria style meals that get more complaints than not. The apartment has not been cleaned on a weekly basis, nor has her bedding been changed for quite a while. When we complained about this they just said that they were understaffed. There are not many activities to keep the people stimulated. My relative was not even able to sit out on a secure patio for fresh air unless a family member was there to take them. Many residents complained to us when we were there to visit. When checking out the memory care units we saw residents watching Sesame Street! While we were moving our relative to a new facility many residents said "Good for you! The place you are going to can't be worse than this!" There was a large staff turnaround. Look very closely before you spend your hard earned money here. The facility is new and the rooms nice but they have to emphasize on the care given to residents more.
Not pleased - Family/friend
Memory Care
March 4, 2015
Do your homework before moving in here.
The only good thing I can say about Landmark is that the people you meet in the beginning are very nice and friendly. When you confront them about a problem you get lip service only.
. The Food is on the most part bad
. Recently my loved ones apartment has not been cleaned on a weekly basis, nor has her bedding been changed
weekly.
They do not have a lot of activities and they do not seem to get the seniors involved .
I would not recommend Landmark at all.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
October 15, 2014
Review of The Landmark of Fridley Alzheimer's / Memory Care in Fridley, MN
Pretty much the same reaction as to Andover Oaks. Their programs are identical, the facility much the same. Location would be the deciding factor for our purposes.
Family Member - Family/friend
Memory Care
August 25, 2014
pretty good with room for a few improvements.
The cleanliness is pretty good. The staff is mostly friendly, but there have been a few moments when that wasn't the case. It took a while for everything to get set up, the beginning was a little rough. Sometimes it would take a while for someone to respond to the call button, and some of the aides aren't entirely attentive when they do come to help. Some have been on their phones while assisting residents. They do have activities. Some more crafting activities would be nice. The food is hit or miss, some of it my loved one really likes, and some she doesn't. Sometimes things are not hot, or overcooked a little. We really liked that they have a washer and dryer in the rooms, and the apartment is really cute.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
July 9, 2014
Run the other way - don't waste your time or risk your loved one's life.
The Landmark in Fridley: Incompetent, inappropriate, untrained high turnover staff. Miserable care, unsafe oversight. Food is terrible. Activities demeaning and childlike. The Landmark staff do not understand seniors or seniors with dementia. No one in charge of facilities/cleanliness. Unstable nursing processes.Don't be fooled by the beautiful entry way or their promises - both deceiving.
Loved one - Toured community
Memory Care
June 16, 2014
Nice looking assisted living apartments
We toured this location when we were looking into care options for our loved ones. This was a nice enough looking community, and the staff we spoke with were all friendly. We were impressed by the size of the rooms you get, the assisted living section had nicely sized private apartments. We didn't get a chance to tour the memory care facilities here.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
May 12, 2014
I liked the private rooms w...
I liked the private rooms with private bathrooms for everyone in Memory Care. A definite possibility.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
April 11, 2014
Loved pretty much everythin...
Loved pretty much everything about it. Clean, new and bright. Very nice common areas. Seemed to have ample staffing and friendly. Can have a pet if wanted, but a $500 one time fee for that. Need to find out pricing for the assistance packages. She said there was pricing in packet, but couldn't find any.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
March 6, 2014
The place was new and clean...
The place was new and clean. The person giving the tour has not given a tour before. She was not able to answer financial or specific service questions. Another turn off was the call button is for emergency use only. Most other places the resident can use it just when they need assistance.
Barb Q. - Toured community
Memory Care
March 5, 2014
The Landmark
Our family visited the landmark and it was a very nice community with nice staff, and clean grounds we found the community to be a bit high out of our price range. I would recommend anyone to visit as they might fit some of the care needs to the families unfortunatly not ours.
I would prefer that you not use my name - Family/friend
Memory Care
October 23, 2013
Landmark is a beautiful facility - th...
Landmark is a beautiful facility - the rooms are spacious and the meals are delicious. We found that while they are very friendly and accommodating when you move in, they are very strong with their schedules and come on very strong. I think if they had backed off a little the first few days and let new move ins get adjusted to everything we may have had a better experience. Because they are quite new I think they are trying to stick to the rules in a strong way and scare the elderly by coming on strong and making the residents feel overwhelmed. Because they are not a nursing home facility made it impossible for our friends to stay there as one of them needed the nursing help.
Daughter - Family/friend
Memory Care
September 16, 2013
Happy Overall
I'm overall happy with it. It was the best decision I could have made for my parents. I think they're in a good spot for their age. They are just doing the housing with services right now. Having that one meal a day has been great. I'm kind of concerned about the turnover of the staff. That's really the only concern. They have bigger apartments with a full kitchen which I like.
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