2225 Eagle Summit, Stevens Point, WI 54481
To contact a resident: (715) 343-1288
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge Costs & Pricing
The monthly costs for residents of North Crest, North Haven, and North Ridge reflect a competitive pricing structure within Portage County and the broader Wisconsin state context. For a one-bedroom unit, these facilities charge $3,850, which surpasses the local county average of $3,040 but remains slightly above the statewide average of $3,412. Similarly, the semi-private rooms in this community are priced at $3,850 as well; this aligns closely with Portage County's rate of $3,810 while being more favorable than the overall state average of $3,977. This positioning suggests that while North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge may be at a premium compared to county rates, they offer comparable or even lower costs against state averages for similar accommodations.
| Floor plans | North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge | Portage County | Wisconsin |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $3,850 | $3,040 | $3,412 |
| Semi-Private | $3,850 | $3,810 | $3,977 |
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Overall Review of North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge
Pros
They keep rooms and meeting areas clean and greet visitors with a smile.- The food is delicious and is served in a very beautiful setting.
- They are very helpful in solving problems and providing entertainment on a regular basis.
- All five relatives expressed how much they love North Crest and wish they had come sooner.
- They have done a great job.
- The place is clean, the staff is friendly, and the care is good.
- They have gone out of their way to accommodate some unique needs of the resident.
Cons
The reviewer was not pleased with the community.- There was a lack of attention to detail and basic needs.
- The manager was not very helpful.
- An oxygen tank ran out during the night and there was no replacement tank available.
- There were no activities provided and not enough staff for all residents.
- The food was very unappetizing.
- The reviewer would not recommend this community to anyone.
Review
North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge in Stevens Point is best suited for seniors who want a warm, welcoming, and clean environment with reliable housekeeping, a solid dining program, and a lively social calendar. Families that prize friendly staff who will go out of their way to solve problems, and that value regular entertainment and accessible activities, will find this community appealing. It tends to work well for residents who need help with daily tasks but do not require intensive, around-the-clock medical oversight. Those seeking highly structured clinical care, frequent medical intervention, or specialized memory care should realistically consider other options.
That said, several decision-critical factors point to alternatives for a portion of potential residents. The most significant caveat is the uneven level of clinical oversight and staffing. When safety and constant monitoring are non-negotiable, this community may fall short, especially if oxygen management or rapid response to emergencies is a primary concern. Families should weigh the risk of gaps in attention to basic needs and the possibility of inconsistent activity programming. In short, anyone relying on steady, highly responsive medical support should keep other communities in view.
On the upside, cleanliness and a welcoming atmosphere are consistently highlighted as standout strengths. Staff members who are described as professional, courteous, and genuinely helpful in tailoring assistance appear across multiple accounts, and administrators are seen as approachable when concerns are raised. The dining experience receives frequent praise, with meals regarded as tasty and enjoyable. The environment, bright, orderly, and comfortable, supports daily life in a manner that enhances dignity and ease. Together, these pros create a solid foundation for residents who value social ease, good food, and a pleasant home-like feel.
The most consequential drawbacks are substantial enough to influence a move, especially for families prioritizing safety and continuous care. A troubling incident described in reviews involved a resident’s oxygen supply during the night, with a delayed or inadequate response and no immediate replacement tank available. Other reports point to insufficient staffing for all residents, limited attention to basic needs, and a perception that some management personnel are unhelpful. Activities and engagement can be uneven, and the critique of food quality in some instances suggests that the dining program may not consistently meet expectations. These are practical red flags for anyone whose loved one depends on dependable oversight and robust daily structure.
Prospective residents should judge the positives in light of these risks and determine how much weight to give each factor. If the objective centers on a sociable, well-maintained setting with strong meals and staff who will address personal preferences, the favorable experiences provide meaningful reassurance. In settings where care needs are moderate and largely non-urgent, the combination of a clean environment, responsive front-line staff, and a lively activity calendar can translate into a comfortable, engaged lifestyle. Yet the negative experiences cannot be dismissed; they underscore the necessity of verifying current staffing levels, training, and emergency protocols before making a commitment.
In practical terms, this community is a good fit for families seeking a warm, convivial senior living option with dependable housekeeping, solid dining, and a generally positive staff dynamic, provided the resident’s needs are not medically intensive. For those requiring rigorous clinical oversight, constant oxygen management, or guaranteed, high-volume staffing, alternatives should be explored. The diligence plan is clear: tour at multiple times, speak with current residents and frontline caregivers, request a candid meeting with the administrator, and confirm emergency response expectations in the contract. When aligned with these realities, North Crest/North Haven/North Ridge can offer everyday comfort, meaningful connection, and a respectful, engaged lifestyle.
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Activities off-site
Bath tubs
Beautician on-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Respite or short term stays offered
Wheelchair accessible showers
Central Wisconsin (17 miles away)
Diabetic care
Incontinence care
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