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Meadows at East Mountain

240 Gables Pl

4.2(23 ratings)· Rutland average: 4.4

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Quick Facts

Memory care
Dedicated Special Care Unit for residents with dementia
Continuum of care
Residents can move from Gables to Meadows to memory care
End-of-life support
Staff coordinate directly with hospice and funeral arrangements

What Families Think

Most families describe long, stable stays at Meadows at East Mountain, often spanning several years and including transitions from independent or assisted living into the community's memory care unit as needs increased. Reviewers consistently praise the staff's compassion, communication during the pandemic, and support through hospice and end-of-life care, though one detailed review alleges serious conflict with current leadership over family involvement and care decisions.

The Good

  • Staff praised as caring, attentive, and communicative with families
  • Many residents stayed for years, even a decade
  • Smooth transitions into memory care as needs changed
  • Extra support during hospice and end-of-life care
  • Clean, well-maintained rooms and common areas
  • Seasonal activities, gardens, and a resident bird enjoyed by many

The Bad

  • One detailed report of a hostile director and conflict over family involvement in care decisions
  • One account describes difficulty getting medication concerns reviewed for a resident
  • No published pricing information available

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About Meadows at East Mountain

Meadows at East Mountain is a assisted living and independent living community in Rutland, Vermont.

Families rate Meadows at East Mountain 4.2 out of 5 based on 23 Google reviews.

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Reviews

4.2overall · 23 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (23)

Functional Nutrition Saratoga

Jan 2026

via Google

It’s interesting that there are many reviews not here that I have previously viewed that were one star and faded so they could not be read. My experience at this facility was very good while my mother was there several years ago, and while they had a different director then the current one. I visited my mother often with my father.<br><br>Under current director.<br>Hostile threatening manipulating legalistic director. The first time she ever spoke to me she stated she was concerned about “ my mental health and safety”. Her tone was anything but “concerned” . She knew I was upset because I had just been harassed by one of her hostile assistants. She’s very demeaning and shaming. She does not speak with family members, she intimidate's. I have heard people who have had to deal with her describe her as "beyond diabolical" and I would agree based on my experience. She puts a lot of intention and effort into it. I have never experienced anyone like her in > 3 decades of working as a NYS Health Care Provider.<br><br>She denied my fathers requests four times in two days to place me as a family call contact . Everyone - including she and my fathers attorneys - understood my father wanted this because I was his family advocate. I have audio recordings of my calls with her on this. My father was very distraught and this experience was very hard emotionally on my father. It’s abuse and I was so concerned. I told her I was recording her and she stated “ I don’t care”. She doesn’t. I don’t believe the owners do either. She clearly has no accountability. I was the only person in touch with my father on a regular basis. This place is all about power and control - from a hostile director. Have heard similar experiences from previous staff, current staff, families of past residence, and even the VT Protection Services, the VT Bar - had candid "shares" consistent with my fathers experience there.<br><br>As a daughter and a health care provider I would highly caution anyone considering this facility for their loved ones. Erratic chaotic strange environment. My father fell and was placed in a dementia unit the last couple years of his life. His cognitive state was fine and it was horrible for him.<br><br>The director called for an immediate guardianship a couple days after she learned my fathers legal was making me full POA. A couple days after her staff refused to help me help my father the last time I took him for a ride. My father loved leaving the facility anytime he could - because he was thrown in there against his wishes. My father and I asked the head nurse how long I should take my father so he could properly be “changed” when needed. The head nurse responded -in front of my father - “ I don’t have to answer that because you’re only POA Finance”. ?? What ? This is abuse to my father and evidence of their lack of concern, knowledge of basic continuity of care for their residence There’s so much more. Each time I called the State of VT they told me they could not do anything, the actions were abuse and they HIGHLY rec’d I take my father elsewhere. Only I couldn’t. Even though the local judge stated - in a court hearing - that if my father wanted to go to a facility near me someone can help with that process, they made that difficult any way they could and he never got to visit another facility per his wishes. He requested that a medication be reviewed that could have been causing his slurred speech the last couple months of his life. He was able to recall our on going conversations we had about this - whihc is evidence of his cognitive state. I asked the staff and the guardian if they could review the med, possibly try to decrease to see if the speech returns clearly. They refused and told me I was causing him psychological stress.<br><br>I will continue to work with the state and federal offices in VT to further report what my father went through, to help better protect Vermonters in the future. Both federal and state offices are well aware of the abuse in the state and are open to hear what is taking place with residents and patients.

C Claus C

Oct 2022

via Google

Great place for people to have supported living

Marc Miele

Nov 2021

via Google

My father has been there since November 2020. There is always information going out to keep families informed of everything happening at the Meadows. I appreciate all the precautions and measures they take to ensure the safety of residents and staff. COVID-19 restrictions aside, dad loves his room, the library, visiting with other residents and all of his meals. He doesn't have to worry or want for anything. He's in a very comfortable place and the staff really seem to care about him and love to make him smile.

Jennifer Chapdelaine

Mar 2021

via Google

My mother lived in The Gables for a year before she was transferred to the SCU at The Meadows. It was a very hard transition for her as her dementia really changed her emotions and trust for people. The staff working at the SCU were wonderful. My mom became very attached to a few of the girls. The communication was great between staff and us. Mom's room was always spotless and she was always very well taken care of. A few of the girls stayed by my side when mom passed, their compassion and love for the job was evident. My family will always be thankful for the care she received.

Wanda Courcelle

Feb 2021

via Google

After spending a month in rehab, my mother's therapists recommended she reside in an assisted living facility. After discussions and visits, my mom chose The Meadows at East Mountain. She has now lived there for over four years, and we both are very pleased with the care she receives. The staff is very caring and insures that her physical and emotional needs are being met. This has been very important during the pandemic.<br>My mom views The Meadows as her home, and the staff has become extended family. We appreceiate all they do for her.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Meadows at East Mountain offer?

Meadows at East Mountain offers Assisted Living and Independent Living.

Where is Meadows at East Mountain located?

Meadows at East Mountain is located at 240 Gables Pl in Rutland, Vermont.

What do families say about Meadows at East Mountain?

Most families describe long, stable stays at Meadows at East Mountain, often spanning several years and including transitions from independent or assisted living into the community's memory care unit as needs increased. Reviewers consistently praise the staff's compassion, communication during the pandemic, and support through hospice and end-of-life care, though one detailed review alleges serious conflict with current leadership over family involvement and care decisions.

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