Bermuda Village

CES

My loved one spent two months at the Bermuda Village rehabilitation facility. His room was clean and spacious. The staff was caring and attentive. He was motivated and encouraged to improve (move) by the staff. They made his experience much more than we could have ever hoped for. Although he was very ill they showed compassion and he felt that the staff took his improvement personally. We can’t say enough good things about our experience with Bermuda Village rehabilitation facility.

Pamela

Bermuda Village is a very nice facility in terms of its appearance and atmosphere. It's a lovely place. I have a lovely view and all the staff here are as nice as they can be. My dietary needs are a little different than the average person, but they try and they are doing fine. There are three meals a day delivered to me: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It's got all nice vegetables, desserts, and nice meat. They have a beautiful swimming pool and a gym. They have movie nights, meetings, Bible groups, and just a very nice array of activities if one is interested in those things. Some nights they even have dancing. Cleanliness is perfect.

Jane

My in-laws moved into Bermuda Village. They've got two restaurants, they've got one on the floor where they live, and they've got one downstairs. Both are very spacious, both very nice, and with tablecloths. The in-laws say the food is horrible. There are planned activities, but they have not participated yet.

T.M.

Bermuda Village was very nice, but too expensive. Everybody was so nice. The little apartment was great and it would have been perfect for my in-laws. The staff was tremendously friendly, everything was beautiful, and it was very upscale. We saw a one-bedroom, one-bath with a little kitchenette. It was just perfect, and you can bring your own furniture. You can go in, take your family, and watch a movie. Several residents told us the food was wonderful.

Robin E

My mother lived at BV for a little over two years until she passed away. I ate dinner and/or lunch with her several times a month and the food was above-average. The common areas were always cleans, the staff was very nice. They offer a lot of activites although my Mom didn't take advantage of much, likely because my sister and I occupied her time. My Mom did make many new friends and was very happy living at BV.

Keith

Bermuda Run has several buildings in one village, and you can go from independent living to assisted living to memory care. I thought it was way overpriced because the independent living meals were not included. You get a $145 a month credit for food, and the average for breakfast is just $20 and dinner costs $30. You basically get your meals taken care of three times a week. The people were not as accommodating as the community we chose. The place was very large, the units were very spacious, and they even have a golf course and all these other amenities. It's more like living in a country club, but that's not what we were looking for. You pay way too much but get too little.