Lakeside Manor Home For Adults

Robyn Sadowsky

Jul 2026

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I’ve had the opportunity to visit Lakeside Manor Home for Adults many times, and I feel compelled to share my experience. I know there are often misconceptions about facilities that serve a more vulnerable population, but what I’ve consistently seen is compassionate, respectful care. I personally know many residents there and stay in regular contact with them. They genuinely seem happy, well cared for, and frequently speak highly of the staff. The team is kind, attentive, and goes out of its way to make residents feel valued and supported. The facility is clean, well maintained, and has recently been beautifully renovated. Every time I visit, I’m impressed by the welcoming atmosphere and the genuine concern the staff shows for each resident. If you’re looking for an assisted living community for a loved one, I would absolutely encourage you to consider Lakeside Manor. My experiences there have been overwhelmingly positive, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

Ryan T

Aug 2025

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this place is basically a homeless shelter, avoid at all cost! crazy how they even are still allow to run this place!

D B

Dec 2023

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This place shouldn't even be in operation. They serve the most unhealthy meals, regardless of a person's health status. The place is filthy. Clothes go missing. Overrun with previously homeless people. All they care about is money. How is this place even stilI around. I had to take my Mom out of there.

Marlaena Lowery

Nov 2020

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We chose the Mill for the beautiful scenery as well as the above and beyond staff. During our viewing, we were shown the facility and I was personally really impressed with the bridal suite accommodations. The dresser drawer was filled with items a bride and her crew may need for last minute fix ups or forgotten items. When we left our first visit, we were given treats for our pet cat Ozzy, which myself and my now husband really took note of. We mentioned how much we love our cat and that gesture really made me feel like they listened to our requests/wants. My husband did a lot of the correspondence with me CCed in emails. We were always greeted quickly with a response and felt we got all the answers we needed. This helped us coordinate our vendors quickly and get everything in order. When covid began in March, we had our concerns and thought like everyone else at the time that this would pass by October (our wedding was on 10/15/20). As month after month went on, we did get concerned hearing horror stories. We did not experience any of this with The Mill! The tasting was set outside and socially distanced between other couples. Our questions and concerns were met with ease and while we had reservations, we were always put to ease immediately. The day of the wedding was very exciting and while this may be their profession where they see brides and grooms almost daily, they were just as ecstatic as we were! They made sure everything was organized adhered to the schedule. Social distancing and temperature checks were practiced and all the staff wore masks. We were waited on hand and foot. The bridal suite was given champagne as well as an assortment of meats and fruits. It was a great way to calm any nerves! There was a speaker to connect your phone to play music, which really helped add to the relaxing atmosphere. The groomsmen suite had an Xbox for their entertainment, too! The ceremony, reception, first dance, and dinner were all beautifully put together. Everyone felt comfortable. We had less than 98 guests and were safely out on the deck with a beautiful view of the lake and nature. We still get compliments on the food! Overall, the experience was lovely. Planning a wedding during a pandemic was very stressful, but The Mill eased our worries multiple times and handled all our concerns like bosses. Everyone is happy and healthy! Were thriving in married life and cannot sing everyone's praises at The Mill enough! Judy and Taylor from start to finish coordinated it all to perfection.

Jonathan P (JP)

Feb 2013

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The fact that this facility shovels the snow for it's main entrance and parking lot, but IGNORES the other two sides of the building tells me they don't care about their neighbors or their community - NOT TO MENTION their own residents, many of whom are elderly, disabled, or otherwise fragile. One side of their building abuts a city bus stop (Forest Avenue) and they don't shovel or salt. Another side runs along Silver Lake Road, where they don't bother shoveling or salting either. And, along their main entrance on Brighton Avenue, they only shovel that portion that's necessary to get in and out of their building and their parking lot, not even shoveling to the corners on either side. Bottom line: if this is how they treat their neighbors, their residents, and the community as a whole - ON THE OUTSIDE WHERE WE CAN SEE - I can only assume it's worse inside.