Village Crossing Retirement Community

Village Crossing was very impressive. It's a very lively place. There were lots of opportunities. I liked that for people with pets there were first floor rooms with exterior access, so that was very impressive to me. There's a lot of people doing things and very active in the restaurant. I know they have an opportunity to bring a washer-dryer and have those installed. There's just a stovetop, an oven, and a refrigerator in the apartment. The staff was very positive, very engaged, and very knowledgeable. The dining area was a restaurant type.

We went to see my dad's close friend, who is an incredibly lovely woman. Her home is amazing; it has a wonderful atmosphere and a staff that is very professional. Although we would prefer to let him stay at [removed], my dad was also encouraged to relocate here. We have heard great things about this location.

I toured Village Crossing and I liked their restaurant, the cleanliness of the place, the size of the rooms, the convenience of the place from where I live, and the amenities. The staff was very well trained, answered all my questions, and took a personal interest in my needs. The apartments were spacious, modern, and brand new. Their dining area was beautiful with a wide selection of food. The staff asks you what you want off the menu and they go to the hot table and prepare the plate for you. I met some of the residents that were playing dice games and a sit-down volleyball game. It's a nice place. It's not assisted living, but there is an assisted living company that's based on their second floor. So, you can get any help you want, a la carte. Their meals have room service, they have a full kitchen, and it's a 759 square feet apartment. In the bathroom, there's a space for a full washer and dryer. If you don't bring one, they'll supply one free of charge, and if you don't want to do that, there's a washer and dryers down the hall.

I chose Village Crossing because of all of the things above that are 5's. I looked at others and none of them even compared. Everything is all-inclusive here, there are no extra charges for anything. The food is amazing, I would give it a 6 out of 5. I would recommend them to others looking.

Village Crossing was definitely a cleaner place. They're not doing any construction and they have a lot more amenities. People can do dancing or singing, and their theater was bigger, and had a lot more seating. It's a little more expensive too, but everything was perfect. The lady who gave the tour was very good and knowledgeable. She was even excited to show us around. She had a lot of good things to say and did excellent. They actually offered us that for any event coming up, we would be invited to come join them to experience a little bit of their food. They have a nice little theater where they can show movies, do stage plays, or hold church services, then conversation rooms, and arts and crafts rooms. I saw a two-bedroom with a master bath and it was big. It looked really good.

We thought Village Crossing was nice. I liked it. We saw quite a few people there, and everybody was really nice. It was a good experience. We got the information we needed, and we've already contacted them. We saw all the rooms. The outside of it is the only place where there wasn't much going on. There were streets on every side, and if you look out the window, you can see the cars. If I was on my back porch, I would want more privacy, and I told the staff that. I know they have plays, they do shows there, they have a happy hour, and they have open meals anytime. It seemed like they had a lot of stuff.

My home! Such wonderful new friends. Just like a big cruise ship which does not rock!

Village Crossing is very clean, friendly, has a lot of amenities, it's very accessible for all levels of needs and affordable too. The staff is very friendly, caring and helpful. My mom has a 1-bedroom with a full kitchen and a washer and dryer in her room. So far, she's been very happy with the food, its selection, and the quality. She's extremely happy there. They have daily movies in their theater, bingo, and cards. They have a happy hour, a kind of a social hour before dinner. They're not doing any outing yet because of COVID but I know they'd offer that again eventually.

My father has moved into Village Crossing. The food is very good. It is very affordable. The apartments are very nice. They have been very accommodating. The place is very nice and clean. It has everything that a senior would need. Everyone has been very nice and very helpful. They were more than willing to go out of their way to help us. One of the reasons why we picked this place is that they have a lot of activities for the members to do within the facility. They take them to a lot of places to do stuff (probably when Covid is over) to get outside. One of the definite selling points is that it is easy access. They have a lot of handrails, and they have a lot of elevators, which always help senior people who have a little bit of mobility issue.

My aunt lives there and loves it!

Thanks so much for the Pizza Party. It's so much appreciated; a bright, happy break from t these otherwise uneventful days we're all sharing. So creatively done, and the pizza was really good too. Thanks again! Keep up your good work in managing these challenging times.