The Village Retirement Community

This is a beautiful 55+ community. Everyone is so friendly. I like that all the homes are single story. They have many different floor plans. The residents are able to plant around their homes. There is a lovely recreation room. When I was there I saw a large group of residents partaking in an exercise. This was for everyone including those with walkers and limited mobility. I got a chance to experience the lunch room. It was beautiful and they had lots of options to choose from. Even if you are a vegetarian you had choices. They have many things posted for those who want to do activities. I happen to see them doing a painting project. What I like about this place is they respond to maintancs quickly. The staff was so friendly and willing to listen to me. They didn't quickly push me aside

I visit a resident of The Village fairly often. It is a well-maintained retirement community with one and two bedroom apartments. Some have carports. It is a walkable community with good sidewalks and each single story apartment has their own yard. Residents decorate their doorways and small porches.

I went to pick up my grandma on day 8 after a snowstorm. The roads were not plowed inside the complex and the sidewalks had 3” of ice. It was so slick I had to crawl on all fours at some points. The Village’s solution was that residents (who need food, prescriptions, etc) were told to not leave their units. I was told they would not use salt or de icer cause it would ruin the finish on their sidewalks. Sand would have worked but they somehow hadn’t thought of that. It is concerning that The Village is prioritizing the conditions of their sidewalks over the safety of their residents, many of whom use walkers, assistive devices, and generally are high fall risks.

It finally came down to the day when mom threw in the towel and needed to be assisted with things due to eyesight.over the 6 month period she finally found a place that was more than it will do but really praised all that it was.From the staff to the residents there was not even a hint of tarnish on any of it. I was a bit sceptical about that.very rarely is there such a community that could walk that walk so today i got to see for myself.theres no better feeling than knowing your loved ones are in better hands than you could ever do for them.sooner or later good things turn out spectacular for those good people. The more of them helping one another always with a true heart felt smile.. You all become a product of that environment which is an answered prayer and also a shame that it should

We visited this Retirement Center last week as we have been exploring possible living spots for the future. Anne Mottice is the community relations contact and was super helpful in showing us around, answering questions and describing the facility and community. She enjoys her job and does it really well. Thank you!