Clemmons Village II

We saw a lot more people at Clemmons Village II. It's a smaller and older facility, but the rooms were nice and pretty simple. These were just basic rooms but comfortable. They had different housing options that made it more affordable for people and they are one of the more reasonable ones. So, they had a little bit more flexibility. You could have a roommate and have a shared bathroom to make it less expensive. It's in the countryside so it's kind of a more laid-back place. I think that's why my grandmother liked it there because she's a country girl. They had beautiful landscaping. Upkeep and maintenance were fine. Everything smelled good and looked good. The food also looked good and they serve three meals a day if people want that, as well as snacks. They list all those so that people would know what's coming up. They had a nice dining area and some safety precautions are observed. They have simpler activities. They would have board games and crafts, and every day they have something special for the people like flower arranging and things like that. There were some multipurpose rooms that they used for crafts. They have individual and group recreation, transportation to scheduled outings like local restaurants, a beauty salon, and a barbershop. They are pet friendly. When my grandmother was there, everybody had a little bird in a cage in their room or they had cats. They had a chapel and they did daily morning devotion if people wanted to come and worship. It's a simpler kind of place, but I think it met the needs of the residents. They're lovely and caring people.

I've lived here at Clemmons Village II for 10 years now, so overall it's been wonderful. It's a very good place. It's all on one floor, it's very, very open, sunlit, and beautifully decorated. In 10 years, the staff has been great. If there ever was one that wasn't so, they didn't last long because it's a very positive environment. It's very clean, has no smells, is very nice, and very well kept. We got a bus and we take trips and we do group activities together like bingo, movies and arts and crafts. It's been very, very affordable and a good value.

We placed my aunt in Clemmons Village II. It was very attractive and very appealing. The staff are long time staff. They are very friendly. It is clean. Other patients gave good reviews. They have six levels of care, and my aunt is level four. They offer amenities. I believe they have a hairdresser there. I know they have podiatry there. They'll do laundry; it's included. Cable is included. They have the usual activities that you find in those places. They offer residents activities, things to do, places to go, and all that.

I went to look at Clemmons Village II. They have very nice grounds, big lawns, large trees, and flowers. The inside is very spacious, and they have high ceilings. Everything was clean and very inviting. The rooms are all large, like the dining room and the activity room. They have a large patio, and it's very spacious. They have the usual bingo, checkers, puzzles, movie night, and karaoke night. The bathrooms are very nice. They have a large shower room for people that can't do their own shower. It was very clean and spacious. I liked it.

My mom has moved into Clemmons Village II. It's very easily accessible. I just like the facility itself; it's very well laid out. It's easy for people in wheelchairs to get around, and for those using walkers. It's just very accessible. They're awesome, very caring, and very knowledgeable. They're just very good people. We chose one that was a private room with a private bath. They're all very nicely-sized, very well kept up, and just very nice. My mom says the food is delicious. She's already participating in a Sunday worship, bingo, and all kinds of things. Everything is just nice, spacious, and it's clean. It's just very well laid out. The main common room is very nice, where they can hang out. She's just been there three days, but they're meeting all our expectations. It's very clean, nice, and very well-kept. I don't know the extent of what they offer, but their activity board looks very busy. She's only been there three days, but everything looks great.

Clemmons Village II was too expensive for us. I only saw a one-bedroom. It just didn't appeal at all. It had a very gracious area outside with flowers, and it's been very well landscaped. When you first go in, there were quite a few residents in their wheelchairs with their heads hanging over (which is not what I'm looking for my mother). The lady there was very nice and showed me what I needed to see, but it wasn't acceptable because the room was too small. There were two buildings, so I went to the wrong one. The lady there at that one was just so nice and sent me on my way. She said she was the director over at that building. I went back to Clemmons Village II, and then met with the lady. She was very nice and answered all my questions. She was very thorough at explaining everything.

I cannot express how happy I have been with the staff at Clemmons Village II. They have taken such great care of my Uncle. He has been there several years now and feels right at home. He feels loved and cared for by the staff. I feel so comfortable with him being there and during this past year that has meant more than ever. Highly recommend this fine place if you are looking for a home for a loved one or yourself.

My mom has been a resident for over 5 years and our family has had relatives for over 20 years at Clemmons Village. They have received excellent care with kindness and understanding shown by the staff. An excellent facility.