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Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor

581 Poquonock Ave

3.5(58 ratings)· Windsor average: 4.3

Part of Autumn Lake Healthcare · 45 communities · 4.2★ average

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Quick Facts

Total units
108
Medicare rating
1 of 5

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Ownership
For profit, Corporation
Certified beds
108
Clinical staffing
Physicians, nurses, and therapists available around the clock
Recent ownership change
Facility bought out and undergoing renovations
Visitation policy
Family and friends welcome to visit anytime

What Families Think

Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor is a skilled nursing and rehab facility where reviewers often praise the warmth of individual staff members, though several also describe understaffing, communication gaps, and administrative frustrations. Experiences seem to vary significantly depending on the specific unit and time of stay, with some families reporting excellent rehab outcomes and others citing serious care lapses.

The Good

  • Staff frequently described as kind and attentive
  • PT/OT credited with real strength and mobility gains
  • Reception staff praised for coordinating appointments and transport
  • Facility recently renovated after ownership change
  • Nurses named individually as going above expectations

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of understaffing and slow call-button response
  • One report of poor hospice care communication and coordination
  • One report of a broken in-room call button
  • One report of prolonged billing/reimbursement delays

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About Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor

Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor is a rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility in Windsor, Connecticut, offering personalized rehabilitative therapy and specialized care in a homelike environment. The community features private rooms and thoughtfully designed common spaces that encourage independence, relaxation, and recovery with a focus on helping residents return to their daily activities with confidence.

The facility provides a multidisciplinary team approach to rehabilitation, with physicians, nurses, and therapists available around the clock. Residents receive individualized recovery plans that adapt to their needs as they progress. The community operates a state-of-the-art gym equipped with top-of-the-line rehabilitative equipment, where dedicated therapists use proven techniques to restore strength, mobility, and independence.

Advanced care programs address complex medical conditions, overseen by in-house, board-certified specialists. The facility demonstrates a deep respect for veterans and prioritizes dignity, comfort, and quality of life for all residents. The team emphasizes an outcome-focused approach with progressive, hands-on rehabilitation techniques that celebrate recovery milestones.

Daily activities, outdoor and indoor spaces for socializing, and a proactive health and wellness program encourage residents to maintain an active lifestyle. Family members and friends are welcome to visit at any time, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere that mirrors a home setting.

The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most insurance plans, and private pay options.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3.5overall · 58 ratings combined

3.5★ on Google (58)

Carter Dziedzic

Feb 2026

via Google

The staff here is amazing. You always feel welcomed, and acknowledged in this building. I have been in several nursing homes and assisted living facilities, that do not compare to the quality of staff and service at Autumn Lake Windsor. I would feel at ease knowing my loved one was residing and being cared for by this staff. What an amazing community.

Kathleen Adams

Feb 2026

via Google

Update: my mom ended up leaving there on December 29th. Overall the care was not bad. One of the issues was they were short staffed if you call the facility no one answered at the nursing station, the nursing supervisors office, or the rehab center. They weren't always quick to respond when people rang the nurses button because they didn't have enough people. And that could be bad if someone is choking or they fall or they need a diaper change whatever. I was probably down there almost every single day because I couldn't get answers over the phone. I believe this issue is everywhere not just there. I had to constantly advocate for her to get things done but they did get done. But the place had just gotten bought out it was much nicer than when my mom was there 7 years ago and I know they're doing more renovations. 80% of the staff was wonderful there was a couple people there that were kind of b***** but most of them were really great. Overall it wasn't bad, little bit disorganized but I don't think you're going to find any place that's going to be perfect. If you put someone in there whether it's a nursing home or rehab you need to constantly be aware of what's going on and you need to constantly advocate to get things done if you don't it's not going to be good for them. My mom just went there on Friday 12/5. She was at this facility 7 years ago when she had her other knee replaced and the place is so nice the whole place has been painted the hallways the rooms and they're doing more Renovations since they got bought out a month ago. The staff there is wonderful I can't remember all of the names but Tanya Lydia and Mary are three of the nurses and they're great very attentive & Georgia is one of her nurse's aides. She's a wonderful person who really helps my mom with her anxiety. And they've been taking really good care of her. .

Susan Hart

Jan 2026

via Google

Relative sent there for hospice care. Our experience was that the staff is not appropriately trained and/or communicated to regarding hospice patients. Only because we were able to quickly engage an outside hospice care vendor did we receive appropriate services for a woman who had literally days to live. Although staff was overall friendly and approachable and her medications were dispensed reliably, there was a disconnect about diet and multiple other unnecessary rehab service consultations. Only because we remained at bedside throughout the daytime hours were we able to redirect staff from agitating her. Many providers actually seemed unaware of her hospice status and ended up embarrassed about the interaction. In short, the family felt like there was an oppositional relationship with the medical staff who seemed ill-equipped temperamentally to tend to a woman in transition. At this point, I would not recommend Autumn Lake for hospice care. Furthermore, we have been doing battle with the business side of the house as well. The process of being reimbursed nearly $12,000 has been painful to say the least. It has taken far too many phone calls over multiple weeks to the Windsor facility and at AL HQ to finally get a check sent to us. Unfortunately, our instructions regarding who to make the check out to were ignored, so we might still be waiting for our funds. I find it curious that literally the only part of our relationship with Autumn Lake that went smoothly was when they cashed our original check. This facility has issues up and down the chain of responsibility and no one has offered us the opportunity to submit formal feedback despite my request to do so.

Aidan Dillon

Jan 2026

via Google

The staff are kind people but the quality of care provided for my grandmother was unacceptably low. The staff repeatedly failed to get her to the bus that came to pick her up on time (she was unable to move herself), resulting in her missing all of her appointments with doctors. The quality of the food served was extremely poor. The assistance button in her room did not work so she was unable to get the attention of nurses when she required help. I understand that the facility is currently undergoing some changes but until improvements are made I would recommend anyone to avoid this place.

Deb H

Sep 2025

via Google

My sister was here for rehab the last few weeks. The staff took excellent care of her and were very kind to her. PT and OT helped her to get stronger. Diane at Reception was a huge help and a blessing with coordinating appointments and transportation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor offer?

Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor located?

Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor is located at 581 Poquonock Ave in Windsor, Connecticut.

What do families say about Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor?

Autumn Lake Healthcare At Windsor is a skilled nursing and rehab facility where reviewers often praise the warmth of individual staff members, though several also describe understaffing, communication gaps, and administrative frustrations. Experiences seem to vary significantly depending on the specific unit and time of stay, with some families reporting excellent rehab outcomes and others citing serious care lapses.

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