Aspen Grove

Pam Mcpeek

Jul 2026

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The staff and management work really hard to meet residents and family needs.

Linda Moulton

May 2026

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My husband has been here two weeks, and his words ‘I’m content’ He has Alzheimer’s.<br>He continues to keep stimulated, with the various activities. He was happy to sit in his chair all day at home. At Aspen he is up and about, even doing the daily chair exercises which is amazing. And for myself, I was spent, I hadn’t realized just how much. I’m still regenerating, and ‘finding my joy’, which I didn’t realize I had lost.<br>Now I’m his wife once again, and Aspen is now his caregiver. The entire staff is very kind, thoughtful, and serene. I’m so glad I now have Aspen for both of us in different ways.

Lanna Harmon

Jan 2026

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I would highly recommend Aspen Grove. We have had 3 relatives in the memory impaired unit over the last eight years.<br>Most of the staff are caring, cheerful, and hardworking. One aunt had to be moved with a lift the last 2 years. She never got a bed sore and was taken to the table and fed every meal.<br>The building is beautiful, sunny, and kept clean. My little 4 year old granddaughter thought it was a hotel!<br>Thanks for caring compassionately for our loved ones Aspen Grove staff!

Veronica Williams

Jan 2026

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Every time I come my dads bed is wet

Brianna R

Nov 2025

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I would run! I mean run the fake smiling faces they put on! I highly don’t recommend. Management is a joke, I can see why everyone leave residents included. Management never there. If they are they stay in the office. They know nothing of the residents. It’s a sad place to take your love ones. I would give a million thumbs down! RUN!