Heatherwood Retirement Community

Heatherwood Retirement Community is a very small facility, and it is a very nice place. They have cottages, and they have a little garden. It is very country-like. The working ethics of the staff is phenomenal. They are very good with taking care of their residents.

My dad is at Heatherwood Retirement Community. It is very clean and the setting is one of the main things that help me make the decision to keep him there. The setting is very lovely. It is in the country. He has a beautiful apartment with a patio. He likes the food. There is a lot of variety. He can order what he wants and he can have fish every day if he wants. It suits him nice. It is very convenient because his doctor's office is right there and it is close to grocery stores. His doctor's office is right there. We are very pleased because everyone there is so pleasant and for dollar, that is the best value.

The Heatherwood was appealing because it was month-to-month rental. It was nice because obviously you don't have to put out a lot of money upfront. The quality of the apartment didn't seem to be very appealing, my mother didn't really like the apartment. They're all small, but still it's quite nice because it's a month-to-month rental.

The grounds are well kept and the buildings clearly are maintained well. The rooms are spacious with a nice view off a balcony, but lack some cabinet space. My grandmother has a lot of antique furniture and knick-knacks and there was trouble finding spots to put all of these things as she came from living on her own. The dining room is a short walk away, and during the cold months the residents are able to walk through a covered walkway so they don't have to brave the elements. The residents are provided the opportunity to leave the facility on trips to different shopping areas which I believe is very important. My grandmother gets some interpersonal stimulus from dining with other residents, but I believe it's important for her mental health to be outside of the facility talking to people who she doesn't normally have contact with on a daily basis. Overall, she is very happy where she is now despit her inital hesitance to move into a facility. They do a great job of checking up to make sure she has everything she needs but allow her to maintain much of independence.