Villa Maria Retirement Community, An Independence Village Community

My mother is happy at Villa Maria right now. It's independent living. They have a bus, activities, movies, and games. Almost everything is good. They do a free breakfast, and she loves that. Most of the staff are helpful. There's a library and a sunroom.

My experience with Villa Maria was good. The environment was very nice. I liked it. The staff was very nice and very knowledgeable. The dining setup was very nice. They have outings, cards, exercising, and places for art lessons. I'm considering it because I liked their location and I keep going back there.

Villa Maria is an affordable, Catholic-run facility. The community is pleasant and has the same type of amenities as every other place for about $700 less. The food was very satisfactory. They had a health care service superior to other facilities. Some of the community areas where people live could be a little more updated. I’ve gone to many places, and the only one I was interestedwas Villa Maria, and I really wanted my dad to get in there.

Villa Maria Retirement Community was an excellent community. My visit there was wonderful and the staff was friendly. The people working there obviously loved what they do. I think that the rooms were very nice and of very good sizes. The dining room was beautiful as well. We were unable to engage ourselves with any activities but I know they had a lot of them. It was also a very secure place that they even needed to have a key card to get in and out. However, it would be great if they could serve breakfast to their clients.