Weinberg Village Assisted Living

Rosalynne

My mom was at Weinberg Village. It's an older facility. However, the grounds are inviting. There is a nice outdoor courtyard. They are still working on making improvements to the interior. They've recently updated the flooring. They've repainted and they've put in new casual furniture in the common areas. They are systematically going through rooms and repainting and freshening them up as they become available for another new resident. They are on top of many, many things. Unfortunately (and I think Weinberg Village is not alone in this), assisted living facilities are always in need of good-quality staff. The staff that they had were very, very caring for my mom. Could they have used more hands at any given point in time? Absolutely. There are only so many residents a caregiver can attend to. And if multiple residents ring their bell all at the same time, they do have to prioritize, unfortunately, but the care my mom got, I thought, was very, very good. The dining area was very nice. They had tables set up where some residents were assigned to a seating table for all their meals so that they were able to socialize with people regularly, which I thought was very, very good. The food was okay, not gourmet, but very tasty and served from a working warming kitchen in the dining room. In terms of activities, they had bingo and word games. They had entertainment coming in regularly in the afternoons. They had movie days. Residents were also allowed to go out in small groups for lunch off campus.

Honey

We are choosing Weinberg Village for my mom. It is a very nice place, and the location is ideal for the family. As soon as we walked in, we immediately liked it. The rooms were very nice. They had a couple of different floor plans available. It's a 33-acre gated community with a Jewish community center next to it. When you walk out into their garden area, there's a lake and it has a water feature in it. It's just very serene. The staff was extremely nice. They were all very helpful and welcoming. Everybody was very friendly. We just had that feeling that it was going to fit in. They were in the process of refurbishing everything, but it was almost finished when we were there. The building is 2 stories. At the end of each hallway is an activity area. They had bingo, cards, Rummikub, and entertainment once in a while. One night I was there, they had a saxophonist and it was very nice.

Pamela

I went to Weinberg Village and did a tour. They were super nice. It's an older facility, it's a Jewish community, so in the memory care part they were not keen about somebody who was very social. The price was right, it just wasn't the place for Dad. The staff was nice and pleasant. It was clean, it just smelled. The dining area is more like a cafeteria type.

Martin

I'm currently at Weinberg Village. The quality of the food is not good, but the care is very good. They provide transportation to doctors and to activities provided within the community. They need to improve on their exercise facilities.

Van

My mother-in-law moved into Weinberg Village. The appearance is excellent. They take very good care of the grounds and they take very good care of the place. Overall, I think the staff is attentive. The CEO made some inappropriate comments and had a bizarre attitude about what my mother-in-law could and couldn't do, and how they would accommodate that. Leaving out the CEO, I would give the staff members four stars. The dining area is nice, but my mother-in-law doesn't like the food. Basically at this point, she just gets the same thing pretty much everyday. It is all kosher food, so it can be a little challenging for people who aren't used to that. There are some restrictions in terms of the kosher part that she is not very pleased about. I know they offer lot of activities, but unfortunately, she doesn't really choose to participate in any activities. I think overall their options for activities look great.

Leslie40

I visited Weinberg Village, and what I really liked about that place was the staff. They were really interactive. Even when we were doing the tour, the girl would stop, she knew everybody's name, and she would ask them if they getting where they were needed to go. They were very caring. The layout was OK. It wasn't a huge place, and I thought that helped a little bit. It was very well appointed. The rooms were kind of small, but the staff made up for it.