The Village at Unity & The Hamlet

From the moment my mom walked in, she felt “home”. It’s like an all inclusive resort for seniors! Non stop activities, social events and 3 restaurants to choose from (and a delicious bakery case!) Everyone from residents to staff is so friendly. Almost anything you need is a phone call or short stroll on the campus away! I highly recommend The Village At Unity for anyone with aging parents that may be struggling on their own! There are several floor plans to choose from as well!

I had the pleasure to perform for the folks at The Village at Unity for an Irish dinner party. The residents were very engaging and really fun to talk with. And the dining room staff was fantastic; professional, poised, and polite. The staff also had some fun with the St Patrick’s Day holiday dressing up and being silly adding to the great environment for the evening. Oh, the meal was delicious, too. Thanks so much for including me in your holiday event.

Having spent 16 years in the senior living industry, I can confidently say that The Village at Unity stands out as a top-tier senior living community. The food is exceptional, the activities are engaging and creative, and the staff are friendly and accommodating. It truly feels like a family environment here, with even my own family enjoying our events.

The Village at Unity & The Hamlet is one of my favorite places to be! Everyone is welcoming, caring and goes a step above! They have the most amazing events for their residents and family. They are the Gold Standard that people should look for in a community like theirs!

Our experience with this facility was deeply disappointing. From the start, we asked for my mother’s door to be locked for safety, yet it remained unlocked, leading to two separate incidents where agitated male residents entered her room. One took personal belongings. On just her second day there, her toilet overflowed. Staff used her personal towels to clean it up, then left them wet and dirty in her shower, where we found them two days later. She had repeatedly told staff the flushing handle was too hard for her to push due to arthritis. It was never fixed and a family member ended up repairing it. Basic hygiene needs were often neglected. Her laundry basket was frequently full of soiled clothing left unwashed until we said something. Even when she told staff her bedding was wet, it re