Randolph Village

Merle

I moved into Randolph Village 62+. My first impression is very good. It's very clean and well-preserved, and I noticed no pests. It's very modern. The appliances there were to my standard. Everything that was there was well functioning, and I'm content. I've noticed that they don't prefer to have food or the dining room used in that way, except for when they're having functions, like honoring a birthday or having a pizza night, which was explained to me, and this place doesn't cook for the residents. At the entrance to the left is a lovely area with very modern and nice furniture to sit and enjoy a meal, and there's a piano. To the right is where they greet you, and the office is where the mail is, and shortly to the elevator, they have a pool room, an exercise room, and a large laundry room. They were very accommodating. The staff was lovely. They toured and showed me the whole expanse of the facility and were very kind throughout the application process. They have a theater where they show movies once a week and have a pizza night. They also take the residents shopping because it's not far from the Giant. They have a lot to benefit any senior looking to live comfortably.

Chris

Randolph Village is a nice facility, and it's a very inexpensive living. For an independent individual it would be very nice. They offer activities, but they're not very much. Like once a month they have some activities, but not a whole lot. They don't offer any transportation resources. The facility is kept very nicely. It's a little older, but it's clean for the most part, and it's well-maintained.

Guy

I toured Randolph Village and that one was pretty nice, except that it had this AC unit that took up a fairly large footprint in the apartment itself. It's a very nice place and they've got all the standard amenities for a senior living place. It had a game room and that sort of thing. And the apartment was pretty nice. There's a game room, a party room, and a beauty parlor. I wasn't much interested in anything outside of the apartment itself, though. The other problem I have with it was that there was no bathtub. They didn't mention anything about meals. I'm assuming that it's independent living without meals because there was no cafeteria. I'm assuming that they don't do meals. I didn't ask because it doesn't interest me After all, I can cook. The woman who showed me around was extremely nice and answered most of the questions that I asked. She was knowledgeable about the building, and she showed me around. They also had parking.

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Lenora

The staff members at Randolph Village were very friendly and warm. I also like the property. I haven't moved in yet, but I'm planning to. Residents were doing exercises. They had arts and crafts, games, and card games. It was a well-run community. The dining area was clean. The rooms were well-lit.

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Olivia

Randolph Village was OK. The staff was very cordial and professional. It's conveniently located, and the room sizes were normal compared to other places. It's not too large and not too small. The service was what stood out the most. They had a common area where they had activities and interacted with other people.

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Ursula

Randolph Village was nice. It had all the amenities that it advertised. Based on what they said, they had activities later in the evening, and they had music for the residents. The staff was very helpful.