Valley View Village

Valley View Village is a beautiful community! If you or your loved ones are looking for Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, or Skilled Nursing Care, this is the place you want to be! The staff are incredibly kind, compassionate, and caring for all residents and families. It is the perfect combination of community, coziness, and everyday smiles!

I’ve had a wonderful experience at Valley View Village. The staff is caring and attentive, and the environment is warm and welcoming. It’s clear they prioritize the comfort and well-being of their residents. I highly recommend this community for anyone looking for a safe, friendly, and supportive place to call home.

I have attended different activities at Valley View Village for the last few years. I have always been so impressed with the kindness and professionalism that the staff shows to the residents. I was so happy when my grandmother was able to move to Valley View this past year and she has only confirmed that Valley View is an amazing place for her to live. I cannot express how grateful I am for the care and comfort they give her.

We have been so happy with the kindness, care, encouragement and love given to our Mom and to us for her years in Assisted Living and now at the Health Center. It was difficult to move Mom to the Health Center during Covid-19 restrictions when we couldn't go to help get her settled. We can't express enough thanks to Alexis, Housing Director, and the Handyman who not only moved Mom's things but hung pictures, unpacked and arranged her things to make her room familiar and homey. Alexis took pictures so we could see that Mom is in a lovely, clean facility. The staff at the Health Center has been helpful to answer our many questions. Mom is already enjoying meeting new friends, activities and she especially enjoys the worship service and music. THANK YOU, THANK YOU TO ALL THE CARING, WON

My 95-year-old father spent 3 weeks in VVV Skilled Care after having spent 2 weeks in the hospital with borderline pneumonia and severe overall weakness. His time in the skilled care at VVV was life altering - in a great way! The staff took such good care of him. He loved to banter with them and they treated him in such a loving and caring way. They fed him amazing food that he still talks about! They made sure he understood his therapy and cheered him on so that he was encouraged to keep improving. His room was very clean and had a HUGE window so he didn't feel like he was trapped in between 4 walls. They let us hang up pictures to keep us close to him even when we weren't there. And guess what? He is back home, scooting around the house I grew up in (with a walker) like a champ. My 88-ye