Wildwood Grove Assisted Living & Memory Care in LeRoy has been awarded a 5-star Resident Quality of Life rating by the Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Minnesota Board on Aging. Wildwood is the only assisted living facility in Mower, Fillmore and Houston counties to have achieved the top ranking. The annual ranking is based on state surveys conducted earlier in 2024. The surveys measured resident satisfaction in key areas such as staff, environment, activities, and safety. Wildwood Grove ranked consistently higher than the state average in all categories, earning scores of 86% or higher. By comparison, the state average for Resident Quality of Life is three stars. “We are very honored to have earned the highest possible rating,” said Diane Whalen, Wildwood Grove’s administrator, in a press release. “This achievement is a testament to our staff who work tirelessly to provide a compassionate, safe, and loving environment for our residents. I am extremely proud of our entire team.” The Assisted Living Report Card is modeled after the Nursing Home Report Card and helps Minnesotans compare facilities based on surveys and inspections. Around 63,000 Minnesotans live in over 2,200 licensed assisted living facilities statewide. Wildwood Grove Assisted Living and Memory Care is owned by the City of LeRoy and provides a secure, home-like environment for residents, featuring 21 assisted living apartments and 14 memory care units. Wildwood’s team offers 24-hour professional care, including nursing support, to ensure residents receive personalized attention. Amenities include homemade meals, daily activities and accessible transportation, all designed to enhance quality of life. Wildwood Grove takes pride in its caring staff, many of whom are local community members invested in making every day fulfilling for our residents. For more information about Wildwood Grove and its services, visit Wildwood Grove’s website or contact Whalen at 507-324-9515. The post LeRoy’s Wildwood Grove Assisted Living earns prestigious 5-star quality of life rating appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.