Studio
Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$5,250/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 6, 2026Community profile
5300 Grand Meadow Drive, Dubuque, IA
★ 3.95 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
Grand Meadows Assisted Living and Memory Care in Dubuque, IA is one of senior living communities in the area. To find the right community for your needs and budget, connect with one of A Place For Mom's local senior living advisors for free, expert advice.
Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$5,250/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 6, 2026Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$5,500/month
Care fees not included
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★★★★★
PositiveGrand Meadows was the cleanest , brightest place. Cheery, lots of activity. The staff was above and beyond excellent. The food not so much, lots of residents were unhappy with it. Comfort food would have been much better.
★★★★★
PositiveGrand Meadows was very nice. Everyone was friendly and helpful. We were late for our tour appointment and were helped by someone other than the person who was supposed to give the tour. She didn’t have answers to all of our questions but was still very pleasant and helpful. Biggest complaint would be the fact that we are looking for assisted living for both parents and the rooms seemed too small for two people and didn’t have a separate bedroom.
★★★★★
PositiveGrand Meadows is a great place, activities everyday, the helpers are all super nice and helpful....Yes, I would recommend it. Bright and cherry, wide halls, clean and friendly.
★★★★★
PositiveThis is a large, newer facility, offering full continuum of care options. Tour guide was very new to her job, hesitant and uncertain re: questions, unable to access some areas of the building. But she did her best…
★★★★★
CriticalThe only problem we had was a screw up in his medications when first being admitted. His opiate schedule got changed without my knowledge and he went thru withdrawal which set his Alzheimer's way back and he went from Memory care to long term care in one week. So I would say stay informed and ask questions because communication was a huge problem. I would also say the staffing is not so great but this is a problem at every home I have visited. I moved him so he was closer to me and I could monitor his care better
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Coverage last checked August 6, 2026.