United Methodist Village

I was very impressed with Methodist Village. The dining area was OK, and it’s very clean.

I chose United Methodist Village for my dad because it is very nice. The staff working there is very good. They also have a wide variety of social activities. They have outings, exercise, and book groups. I could say that the food is adequate. They don't have a dining room though. They have individual dining areas for the small groups. The security of the community is very good.

I was looking for a place for my mother and I happened to visit The United Methodist Village. Just basing on my visit there, it appeared to be very well run. I like their director there. She was very warm and very friendly. The people there were just willing to meet your needs. It was a very nice place but it just happened to be a little bit larger and I like for my mom to stay in a smaller home atmosphere. Their accommodations were pretty much the same as other facilities. They also have studios, one-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom apartments. They were a little bit more expensive though.

The village is located far enough away from the main road to be quiet, peaceful and secure. However, it is still conveniently located near several shopping malls and restaurants, fast food as well as sit down. The people who work at the facility are very helpful and friendly. It is quite clean there and the meals are above average with plenty of choices. The people appear to be active in most cases although there are exceptions. There are many choices of living arrangements. One can choose separate living quarters in areas resembling private homes. There are levels of care in different areas of the facility, depending upon the person's ability to take care of themselves. There is a safe area outside that residents can use to exercise and there is a library available for all to use. I see no evidence of neglect or disrespect at any time. I am not sure how people pay who live there. I believe it must be connected to one's social security somehow.