Reviews & Awards
At Bayfield

Bayfield was a wonderful place for my mom. She was there after a fall and they helped us a lot with her rehab and getting her better. She was able to get better and go back home for 14 months. She has bladder cancer, failing kidneys, and heart problems she fell again after 14 months and they took her back into Bayfield and they gave her the best care possible. She got better again and enjoyed a family reunion at home and many activities.. She did a boat trip, fireworks, a carnival and was enjoying her time at Bayfield while getting better. We thought about taking her back home. Bayfield worked great with all of mom's nurses, I would highly recommend this place. The staff is outstanding. Their communication and help in the last few days were very comforting. They helped us through this hard time. We could not have given her the level of care at home that she got at Bayfield.

Mom has resided at Bayfield Assisted Living for over seven years. We know that Mom is safe and well taken care of. The care she has received has been amazing. The staff is caring and professional. They interact with the residents in a compassionate manner. Mom looks forward to the caregivers coming in to take care of her. She enjoys talking with them and thinks of them as family. We have a good relationship with the staff. They keeps of advised of any issues that may arise. There are activities and social events that all are able to participate in. The facility is great. We looked around at several other facilities, but none compared to Bayfield. It feels like home to both Mom and us.

Bayfield is not a facility, it is a HOME and the staff and community quickly become family. Bayfield was an absolute blessing for my father as a resident and my family as his loved ones. We are forever grateful for the exceptional care he received and the beautiful people who provided it!

My father was a resident at Bayfield for about 7 years. The caregivers not only gave him great care, but also developed relationships with him that he cherished. When talking with him he would often refer to his caregivers as his "buddies." The social interaction that Bayfield provided him was so good for his health and well-being. We never had to worry about his welfare, because we trusted that he would always be well cared for at Bayfield!

A service industry can buy printed and broadcast advertising; however, trust, reputation, and goodwill cannot be purchased, they must be earned. In my opinion, this community has richly earned and deserves recognition for those attributes which we value so highly.