Prince of Peace Retirement Living

Susan

I will be moving into Prince of Peace Retirement Living within 2 weeks. They're across from a park and it's close to downtown. Most of their independent living apartments were one-bedroom, and they're a little over 600 square feet. They would provide a refrigerator and a stove. They also had handicapped-accessible apartments. They had a regular 1-bedroom and a larger 1-bedroom apartment. They also had a 1-bedroom apartment plus a den, and a few 2-bedroom apartments. They had different activities scheduled on different days. They tried to do some social things like movie nights and get-togethers. They also had a noon meal a day for an additional cost. The staff did a very good job explaining what was all available with the cost, what amenities were included, and what was a la carte that they did offer. They had a beauty/barbershop area. They had a store that had some necessities. Like if you need to bake a cake and you don't have a cake mix, you could probably find one down there, toilet paper, toothpaste, and things like that. All the stuff that you need was centrally located. They had an elevator and they also had underground parking. And then if you bought groceries, they had a cart that you could use to haul your groceries up to your apartment.