Kinnic health and rehab in Riverfalls Wisconsin is a premier healthcare facility for Minnesota and…read moreWisconsin attached to the hospital and a great therapy department home cooked meals physicians on site friendly nurses and Aides and a whole team of experts ready to help you become your best self.several nurses have over 40 years experience and have stuck with this place due to high quality care.i guess if your name is supposedly gypsy you go from place to place stirring your brew.be a lover not a hater.

This is the flagship inpatient hospital within the Mayo Clinic Network of Facilities. Erica and I…read morehad to have PPDs (TB Tests) placed today and the staff were amazingly helpful as always. The system is very slick and patient friendly and the care is top notch... what else could you ask for?

The Mayo Clinic referred me to the pain rehabilitation center [PRC] housed in Saint Mary's last…read moresummer. It is a lovely hospital both inside and out with fantastic staff. The PRC helped me manage my chronic pain and helped get my life back on track. After completing my 3 week outpatient program I was able to re-enroll in college full-time. If you need specialized care this is the place to go. I can never thank the doctors that helped me enough. This place [and the Mayo] saved my life.

I have been to several recovery centers over a very short period of time. Every place from…read morehazeleden to places in Texas, Florida, Colorado. I can honestly say Beauterra was the best experience . The staff, are so helpful. Counselors, great. Shout out to Amy! They really know how to put you on the right path with so much support. If you need recovery, this place is 5 stars!

While I don't normally like to put my business out on the internet for all to see, I've been seeing…read moresome negative reviews of a place that changed me forever. I attended Beauterre in May of 2015 and have sober ever since. That's not to say I am cured or even close to it. I work hard everyday to maintain a status quo that involves sobriety. Beauterre showed me how to enjoy sobriety. It gave me tools to use in situations that I used to turn to alcohol. I learned to be ok with myself, knowing that is not perfect. I learned to connect with people on a level more than "what can I get from you." I was shown a better way to live. I am in constant contact for the last 3.5 years with alumni and people I met because of Beauterre. Treatment facilities, in my opinion, are not there to guarantee sobriety. Treatment facilities get you started down the road of happiness. I chose Beauterre because I needed to go somewhere and hey had a bed. I have been through 6 treatments and tried to do it on my own. It wasn't until Beauterre that I was able to accept myself and my disease. The staff had an energy that let me know it was going to be ok. They were trying different techniques and therapies. They were willing to take true risk on me if I was willing to give them a chance. The accommodations were fantastic and I truly live a better way now. Beauterre didn't save my life. It changed my life. To all those still suffering, the opposite of addiction is connection. Beauterre is my connection

I came here to visit an old family friend and I was quite impressed. It was laid out with a number…read moreof buildings, most of which I assume were for assisted living. It wasn't difficult to find the main building but the parking was tricky as it was spread out all over in small pockets. As I wandered my way to the correct room I passed several areas where small groups were gathered to watch television, play cards, listen to live music, and meet with family. When I got to the room the care-giver was just finishing up and the three of us had a brief, but very pleasant conversation. The room was small but there was enough seating for three visitors. I liked the facility and the staff that I met were very impressive.

Please find a different place for your loved one. We didn't have any reviews to go by and…read moreinitially went to three links. It is depressing. Very few activities. Very few staff. No front desk. Felt like a prison in memory care. There is no cost Tiering. You pay one price per month. That is the top tier price. Explore other options.

Worked here for 5 years and I loved the residents! Towards the end upper management didn't care…read moreabout the employees making them work double shifts due to always being short staffed. They worked aids to the bone and if they complained they got crucified for it and ended up on their crap list. They took people in just to fill the beds even though they needed more care then what could be provide. How can one aid give a resident one and one when they had 10-12 other residents to care for as well. My option I got from upper management was it's all about the money they got from residents and workers just need to shut up and do what's told :(

As a nurse of this facility i have very good experience so i wouldn't say its not a good place to…read morestay. We do love and genuinely care for the patients in fact we have a good teamwork here. I found my 2nd home and family here in Madonna towers.