White Pine Advanced Assisted Living

Updated Review. This facility continues to deserve a 5 star rating. (Please note: At least one of the 1 star ratings is from a justifiably fired employee. That could be the case for more than one negative review. I have also never once seen a staff member on a cell phone.) My initial review was when my brother had lived at White Pine for 10 months. He has now lived there 16 months. He has been a quadriplegic for 2 years. The staff are warm and friendly. By and large, the staff are VERY diligent in their care for my brother. They will go above and beyond for the purpose of doctor appointments or church, sometimes even paying for extra staff to make it possible to have him ready on time. He really enjoys his own apartment.. He is one of the younger residents, but is blessed to be old enough to qualify for Assisted Living. I'd highly recommend White Pine Senior Living. He would too. (Costs are based upon level of care. He pays for the highest level of care.)

Great place great staff

White Pines became home for my Aunt in January of 2019 after it became evident that living on her own was no longer an option. The staff at White Pines took so much care in being sure her transition to assisted living went smoothly and felt good to her. She loved the activities and the other residents were quick to become her friends. We loved the attention to details and the flexibility they allowed us as family to be involved with her care. It wasn't long after her move that she transitioned to onsite Hospice care due to Stage 4 cancer. White Pines staff were very attentive to her needs and coordinated with hospice providers and us as family. We know that the staff at White Pines loved on her up on to her last days in June of 2019. They were so kind and gentle and it was an incredible blessing to know she was well cared for when we couldn't be with her.

Seems instead of minding the occupants, being attached at the hip to their cellphones is the norm for the staff. Deceiving 1st visit at best. *Update* I have never been an employee. To find another patient from an entirely different floor sleeping in my dad's bed & stealing his possessions, you get the picture? My dad ultimately died of Alzheimer's disease. I tell it like it is. Judge for yourself.He was in Memory Care.

Worked here about a year ago and I loved it! Especially loved the residents. Food was better than a lot of other assisted livings I've worked for. They had on going INTERESTING activities and the atmosphere was great it was like a building of one dysfunctional but happy family lol Gave 4 stars because of management, they were never in the office didn't care about employees or the residents and i just feel that the residents deserve much more for the price they pay! Also, I dont think as an aide and on top of caring for the residents, giving them their meds, helping them with things little as reminders to fully getting someone dressed we should have to wash dishes and clean kitchen area shouldn't that be the cooks job? idk but overall good place!