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About Freedom Village Holland in Holland, Michigan
Freedom Village Holland provides a full range of choices for today's seniors. Choosing a senior living community represents a lifestyle choice and we understand that our residents are choosing much more than a comfortable living environment to call home. Our management team is now working with the Life Care Services, a nationwide leader in senior living. Our beautiful community is located just minutes from downtown Tampa and offers a wide variety of residential options, exceptional services, and a full calendar of engaging activities. As a life care community, we make aging in place simple. You can seamlessly transition from independent living to assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing care as your health needs change. We offer a wide array of wellness offerings, including a fitness center, daily fitness programs, scheduled transportation, and healthy, chef-prepared foods. As part of our wellness offerings, we also offer short-term rehabilitation services in a warm and comfortable residential setting.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search
Services and Amenities of Freedom Village Holland in Holland, Michigan
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Campus/Building Details
- Coffee Shop
- General Store
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Pets
- Pets
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Health Services
- Skilled Nursing
- Medication Reminders
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Room Amenities
- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Everything under one roof with an active lifestyle for older adults, and full activities calendar for social enjoyment. All inclusive monthly fee gives to care free, active living with peace of mind for future needs. Chef Prepared fine dining-Housekeeping and Linen service weekly-Valet parking-Transportation- All utilities- Fitness classes/program-All utilities
- State Licenses: AH700364503
Medicare
Health
4.0
Overall
5.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
5.0
Costs for Freedom Village Holland in Holland, Michigan
Assisted Living
$6,500
Starting Price
Independent Living
$2,735
Starting Price
Memory Care
$8,500
Starting Price
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Reviews of Freedom Village Holland in Holland, Michigan
Sue
5
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January 22, 2021
I visited Freedom Village Holland. I was not able to see any of the apartments, but the gentleman told me about the different types they had. And since then, he has called and mentioned possibly going into one. I am somewhat familiar with this community because I know some people who live there. And years ago, I was friends with a woman who was in an apartment there, so for quite while I would visit her. I know that they have a pool, a fitness room, and an atrium. It is an open living area on the first floor where you can sit and chat with friends and visitors. It is nice because of its location, and it is one of the things that appealed to me. It is within view of Windmill Island if you're outside and there's a walking area along the river there. I also know there is a nice trail along there that I have walked and sat on and looked for birds before. It is really nice. The people I know who are there are very happy and the gal that I talked to a couple of weeks ago from my church is very happy. When I called, I was not anticipating moving there this year but maybe 3-4 years down the road, depending on how my health stays. But apparently there is stuff available now so that's a possibility too, I guess. When I got there nobody seemed to know about the appointment and I have to go to the desk and sign in. They then set me up with this gentleman who also did not know that I was coming either. But he was very gracious and sat down with me and talked to me and showed me different things and gave me pamphlets to take home. He was very welcoming.
Provider Response
Daughter73
2
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July 31, 2020
My mother has been a patient in their rehab facility 3 or more times and my grandmother also has been a patient there as well. Additionally, I am an RN, so I know I am familiar with the system. Freedom Village recently (as of 2019) changed ownership. The change very noticeable. I was not aware of the change of ownership, but was remarking to friends how vastly different the care was when my mother was there in late 2019. Nurses seemed short staffed, call lights took a long time to be answered, staff was rushed and the level of care was just not as it was before. And then I found out about the ownership change. I cannot believe the difference that it made. We won't be going back for future needs unless major changes are made.
Provider Response
Michelle T.
5
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August 23, 2016
The person I worked with at Freedom Village Holland was very nice and personable. She has called me two or three times and even spent some time chatting with me about my mother-in-law. They wanted the best for us as opposed to getting us in there. The facility was a beautiful apartment building with three or four gorgeous dining rooms; you can pick where you want to go to. They offer a lot of different classes and church services and have a big craft area, a barber and salon, a little café where you could go and get sandwiches and coffee throughout the day. The prices were reasonable in the café. They had housekeeping for laundry and towels for everybody. The apartment itself was lovely, really very nice, the best of all of the places that I saw, but they were very pricey. One thing that was cool was they offered big bus trips in the summer for anybody who wanted to go.
Barbara812731
5
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June 28, 2016
Freedom Village at Holland was excellent. They provided a restaurant environment, a pool, a gym, a valet, transportation, and parking. It's very nice. The rooms are very nice and compact, but adequate. It's a very nice place.
Anonymous113357250
5
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May 11, 2016
I liked Freedom Village at Holland. It had everything you need in a nice location, but I can’t afford it. They had really good food and nice staff.
Notgood4u
1
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February 5, 2016
The facility is not ran well and they understaff their nurses. The facility is old and needs maintenance. The staff is rude and more interested in gossiping than working. The rehab is ineffective and they say they do wknd therapy, they don't.
Sue from Holland
5
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November 30, 2015
We were very familiar with Freedom Village. This is a huge complex. It’s kind of like a “buy your apartment.” Say you go into the hospital, had surgery, and you come back. You need to be in a rehabilitation area, then you go to that area in that same complex. If you age and things get too hard for you and you have to be in a nursing home, then you go to the nursing home area in that complex. That one was extremely expensive. There’s hundreds and hundreds of apartments.
anonymous115626750
5
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October 30, 2015
Freedom Village is really very nice. They have a bank inside, really good transportation, a pool, and a really nice exercise area. The rooms are very bright and light.
Caring101194450
3
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November 3, 2014
I looked at Freedom Village, and I found it rather expensive. The staff was accommodating. They gave me the information that I asked for. Some of the questions we asked and I found that they were a little short on giving us good answers was about what medical support is available; and what I’m talking about is what’s available in the area from hospitals, public transportation that kind of stuff. It was a large apartment complex; it looked like there were some variations in the accommodations depending on what part of the complex you’re going to be in. It looked like it was pretty up to date, and all the activities were well maintained.
Provider Response
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Caring101102950
4
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October 31, 2014
My dad had been at Freedom Village Holland for rehab. The food is excellent, and the employees were really nice. I would recommend them as they had good care, good food, and it was clean.
Caring92081550
5
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August 13, 2014
Freedom Village Holland was just as nice. It was just not all on one floor. Part of it was like six floors. It was a big building. My father actually stayed there for short-term rehab and the staff was excellent. He had a shared room and I would say it was comfortable. My father didn't like the food, but it was excellent. It did not have a homey feel. I know their rehab services are excellent.
JKmom
1
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July 14, 2014
The staff at Freedom Village completely ignored my mother's pleas to contact her primary physician to double check her dosage of medicine. The dose they gave per the emergency room Doctor at Holland Hospital was 2X her ordinary dose. When my Mom told the nurses at Freedom Village, she was completely disregarded. After a few weeks of being overdosed, she became incoherent and in a near stroke condition! It took 3 days in the hospital to get the excess Tegretol out of her system. This could have been avoided, had Freedom Village simply contacted her doctor. I wouldn't recommend this facility to anyone!
Caring74238650
3
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November 27, 2013
My mother had been in Freedom Inn for a short-term stay after surgery. She was there in their rehab facility. She stayed there for whatever Medicare can allow and I believe it was 20 days. It was an excellent facility. They're very well staffed. I also thought their care was outstanding. At the time, she did share a room with another patient. It was an outstanding facility, but it was also expensive. Also for long-term, they told me they don't accept Medicaid waiver. It was all private pay.
Caring71768050
5
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October 28, 2013
We liked Freedom Village. We stayed there a couple of nights and enjoyed all the facilities. They had a gym, a pool, a library, a workshop and a game room. They had laundry service. We ate there and the food was very good. When you're already there, you could go to assisted living or skilled nursing.
Lucy11
5
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August 24, 2013
My mother went into Freedom Village Inn for rehab August 2012 for about 18 days. They gave her good food there and the family could also eat with her at cost. She had a room mate and her room mate also did real well after her heart surgery. My mother got physical therapy once a day and physical therapy once a day. They did an excellent job for her. The nurse had time to visit with her at night and told me that she was very intelligent, but her body was just worn out. We ate lunch together and then there was a meeting with all the residents to make sure they were being treated with dignity. If they had any complaints they could tell the supervisor. She had to go to the doctor before she could be released. They took her in their van and I met her there. The aid that came was just a very caring person. I knew she was in good hands there. Before she was released my husband and I went to the meeting and met the staff. They were just the best that I have ever seen.
Nancy65786850
5
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August 2, 2013
It's very nice at Freedom Village at Holland. I'd eaten dinner there and it's a fine place. My friends are very happy there and I don't know anyone there who isn't.
Austacia
2
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March 13, 2013
I appreciate the great facility The Inn at Freedom Village offers. However, there are not enough staff to respond to the needs of patients who need immediate assistance to go to the bathroom, for them to receive their pain medication on time, etc. And when you check out of the facility, any medications you might have had with you when you came in can't be found when you check out. That to me is a great concern. Can you imagine being told they don't know where your medication is? And then there is the coercion that takes place to stay longer than what might be necessary. I realize this is a fine line, but ultimately they make more money when you stay. Lastly, we found that a paitent was moved to another room without notification to the family. So not only were items lost in the move that didn't get taken with, but family couldn't find the patient when they went to visit. I think administration has a long way to come to make me feel comfortable letting them care for my family 24 hours a day.
bm2tram6
5
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October 24, 2012
Freedom Village although pricey was very top notch. First of all the safety of the residence with Fire Protection cannot be surpassed. The measure that the facility took with fire proof walls, sprinkler systems, and fire drills with the staff and residents was above expectations. Dining in this facility included food prepared by a 5 star culinary Chef, not a grill cook. There were several different dining rooms for various foods and atmosphere. Menu included high end foods like lobster and lamb, to fast food like tacos and burgers. All staff members including maintenance maintained a professional appearance and demeanor at all times. I was made to feel like part of the family there within the first several minutes of walking on the grounds. They even had a full scale fitness center, an olympic size swimming pool, and a movie theater. The activities department had something to do everyday from local shopping trips, local parades, bowling, birdwatching, and simple gardening. The nursing staff in complete control and very knowledgeable. When asked a question that they could not answer they immediately sought out someone who could answer your question. I did not notice one resident or family member that appeared to be unhappy or unsatisfied at Freedom Village Holland.
Smile1990
4
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September 27, 2012
Freedom Village staff was also accomodating both to me and to their residents. The staff knew each resident well and cared about his or her welfare. In addition, they were excited about helping me create a program that would encourage a relationship between the residents and college students because it would benefit the residents. The facility itself was appealing and clean and the food was prepared well.
TomWS
5
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September 27, 2012
I visited Freedom Village over 25 times with my Mother-in-law and over 15 times with my Mother. The staff was always friendly and took great care of my Mother-in-law and Mother. All the rooms are nice and clean and do not have the hospital feel which was very important. Freedom Village has a nice room for physical therapy and provides one on one care as they worked on My Mothers bad knee. I was allowed to bring in my well trained Golden Retriever dog for many visits as this made the serious nature of the care lesson a little which was important to everyone. My Mother told me many times that the food was very good and I was allowed to try some and i agreed. The atmosphere for eating was more like a restaurant which made my Mother very happy. The parking was great as I could park less than 100 feet from the entrance almost every time I visited. The elevator was a little slow but I soon got use to it. They had some fun events like field trips and weekly Bingo games which helped my Mother-in-law pass the time a little better. Although they had thin LCD TV's in the lobbies I wish they had them in the rooms as well. They even have some live exotic birds in a beautiful bird cage as you walk through the lobby.
Lena3
5
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August 21, 2012
Freedom Village Holland was a facility that I found to have much experience and professionalism in its area for assisted living. The staff were extremely kind and caring. The amenities, as well, were great and fit well for the relative of mine that was admitted last year. I would definitely recommend this Assisted Living Facility to others in need.
hobo_bob
5
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April 19, 2012
Freedom Village is a very nice facility. They have a decent dining hall, great senior work out equipment, a pool, wood-working room, as well as a library and many other services. Another advantage to Freedom Village is that they have a medical wing for those who are in need of more assistance than others. My grandparents, who are current residents, seem to enjoy it a lot and have had very few complaints. The only complaint that my parents or my relatives have had are in regards to the staff in the medical wing. I have heard that some employees are less attentive than others and don't always put in the work necessary to keep the occupants completely happy. Overall, in my opinion, Freedom Village is a great retirement home.
JVB1
4
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February 29, 2012
A large variety of programs kept residents entertained, from music to card games or bingo to art and crafts. Even an activity as simple as sitting and looking out the large picture windows overlooking the river was being enjoyed by many. The staff were incredibly friendly and knew everyone by name. They worked hard to ensure a fun and positive atmosphere. The building was not the newest, but was well maintained. The layout of the whole facility was fairly simple as well, a plus for residents who may have memory and/or mobility issues. Each individual's room was shared, like most in facilities like this, but the staff were good about keeping private things private even in such a tiny space. The food was a little lacking by some resident accounts, but this may just be attributed to personal preferences. The menu looked fairly varied to me. Overall a nice looking place in a nice town with nice staff. 4 out of 5.
AbasIviobile
5
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June 23, 2011
Freedom Village at Holland is a beautiful facility. My great grandmother became a resident here 4 years ago and she wouldn't want to live anywhere else but here. Freedom Village at Holland has skilled nurses that I can trust. They have an inside swimming pool and a grand lobby. The place is beautiful. In fact, I've already made arrangements for myself to live here when I retire. Freedom Village at Holland has a lot great programs, you should look into each and every single one of them. My great grandmother hasn't complained once ever since she became a resident. Expect great service from these guys, this place is worth it.
TriKitty
5
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June 13, 2011
My Father in Law has been a resident at Freedom Village in Holland, Mi. for a few years now. The first time we pulled up in front for a visit I thought to myself "This place is simply beautiful, there is no way they are going to take good care of him in such a large and lavish place." Boy was I wrong. Upon entering, just to visit my husband and I were greeted soo warmly, warmer in fact than most hotels I have stayed at in my day. When we got in the room to visit with my father in law he seemed much happier than I had seem him the past few years. The more he talked to us, the more I could see why he was so happy. He made many friends at the Freedom Village not only with other residents but with the staff as well; in fact while we were visiting 3 staff members just popped in for nothing other than to say hello to my father in law and see how he was feeling that day. He told us how wonderful the food is too! He went on and on about he planned on not eating the "hospital food" as he called it, but he raved about it for plenty of time and in fact said he would rather eat there then go out to a restuarant! The doctors and staff are wonderful he said, and my Mother in law agreed with him when she arrived as she stays up there with him for hours daily! Freedom Village really is a great and caring place and is wonderful in my book! What a blessing they are to my father in law and our entire family!
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