Plymouth Village

I am happy to share my experience in choosing to live at Plymouth Village. From the first connection, I often say I so appreciate the transparency when answering my questions. Staff and team members are a pleasure to work with. The sense of community is primary. Our grouping as a village with neighborhoods gives a sense of new friends becoming old friends quickly. Opportunities to volunteer, educational activities, local trips, community involvement - residents all bring a lifetime of experience to share. I feel so fortunate to be a part of this.

After looking at other like facilities, we decided on Plymouth Village for a number of reasons. I expected it to be 'bittersweet' leaving our former residence. . . . my large lovely kitchen, beautiful backyard, friends, and community. I can honestly say it has only been 'sweet' - no regrets. There are NO BLOCK walls here, lots of community, ample space, but not so much as to keep us hanging on to useless items. The staff and neighbors are delightful and we are so very pleased to be a part of this particular CCRC. This place offers lots of amenities, group activities, learning opportunities, the beautiful and quaint city of Redlands, enjoyable weather . . . what's not to love? :-) Oh, plus there is lodging for out of town guest at a very reasonable price!!!

I plan to live at Plymouth Village for the rest of my blessed life. I cherish this community as my HOME and greatly appreciate all the services that it affords me. After five plus years here, we are still happy that we did so. 😀

Happened to run into the head chef Omar during a walk through with my family and he was extremely rude. I attempted to ask what kind of meals were prepared at this facility and how accommodating they were for dietary restrictions and he was very disrespectful and was very condescending towards me and my family. A very beautiful facility but was a big turn off if the rest of the staff is this rude.

Plymouth Village is in the heart of Redlands and convenient to outside medical facilities, but inside the campus there are many places to walk for exercise among flowering trees and the lawns are soothing to the eyes.