“ I enjoy living at Windsor Manor because the girls are so kind and attentive to your wants and needs. “ “I would recommend Windsor Manor because the food is delicious and you can continue living as you always have with the assistance of the girls.”

—Louise H.

“ I chose to move to Windsor Manor as my husband needs Memory Care because I am no longer able to take care of him at home. When I toured, I found the staff to be caring, cordial and nice to the tenants.”

—Virginia and Hollis P.

“I continue to live at Windsor Manor because the people are friendly and help each other. I love the girls here, they are good to me, friendly and we have fun.”

—Peggy B.

“When I toured Windsor Manor I found it to be clean, the residents and staff are real nice. I can leave and go shopping with my son. The food is excellent compared to other places I have eaten.”

—Harold G.

Lois was asked, "Why do you like living at Windsor Manor?"
"Nearer to home than living at home."

Dorine was asked, "Why do you like living at Windsor Manor?"
"You get good care when your pendent goes off." "I like all the workers."

“My daughter looked at several places for me and spoke to many people but no others stood up to Windsor Manor. My daughter was right! The company is wonderful, the food is excellent and you can even enjoy a whirlpool. I would recommend Windsor Manor to any family or senior who is needing assistance and can’t stay home alone. Windsor Manor is my home.”

—Ardelle Klebe

Windsor Manor, Indianola's 2008 Iowa Assisted Living Association Dare to Dream Nomination

“I am submitting this nomination for the Dare to Dream Award for Windsor Manor in Indianola.

Gayla Gilliland, manager of Windsor Manor in Indianola discovered that one of her residents had a long-time dream over more than 5 years that was yet unfulfilled.

Rick, who has Multiple Sclerosis and uses an electric chair, had always dreamed of going to NASCAR. He was a huge fan of #8 Dale Ernhart Jr. When Gayla and her staff realized how much this dream meant to him, they went to work to make it happen.

Rick did his research on the internet first and discussed the idea with Brenda Roush, universal worker, and she worked hard to make this happen. Rick’s sister and her husband decided they would like to take him to Talledaga for the races, but they needed some help with Rick’s care. Brenda Roush, universal worker for Windsor Manor, volunteered to go on the trip with them. Rick had other care needs such as a cold suit to regulate his body temperature and also used a walker to ambulate.

This was a first time experience for Rick and he was so excited. Last August his adventure began. They left Windsor Manor on Thursday night and drove 19 hours where they stopped at Graceland first. The next day they went to a truck race, Busch Series and finally on Sunday the cup race! They made it back home on Monday.

Gayla and the entire team worked together to make this a reality. Schedules were rearranged, staff picked up the shifts that needed to be covered so this dream could come true.

Rick stated that he could never have gone with out Brenda and the support of the Windsor Manor staff. He was proud to announce that Brenda provided the same great care on the clock and off the clock!!! Rick stated he did A LOT of walking but Brenda was with him every step of the way and he couldn’t have realized his dream without everyone!

Congratulations to the Windsor Manor Indianola team for making a dream come true and creating a lifetime memory for Rick!!!!”

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