Woodbridge of Clinton

Cynthia

We toured Woodbridge of Clinton. It felt more like an institution instead of a home. It was an older building, but it was clean. I didn't like the fact that you had to use an elevator to get up to the rooms. The staff were very nice though.

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Morris

My dad has moved into Woodbridge of Clinton. The facilities are nice. They're clean and very well kept. It's an older building, but they've done a pretty good job of cleaning it up and making it very presentable and livable for people. Most of the staff are very friendly and very attentive to my dad. They do a very good job. They take the time to talk with him and spend a few minutes when they can with him and things like that, which is very nice. I have not tried the food, but I've seen the food that they have, and for the most part, it looks pretty good. My dad enjoys it. They have activities, but he hasn't participated in any yet. He has only been there for a little bit now, and so he's just kind of settling in. They're very affordable, too. They have a library, an activity room, a dining hall, and a chapel. That's the only one we went to because it was close, and we liked it. It was very clean and very nice looking. We toured the room, and we felt that for the price and for the location, that was a very good place to send our dad, and so far, we've been fairly pleased.

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Keith

My mom moved into the Woodbridge of Clinton. The location was closer to my house. The staff was very personable, knowledgeable, and friendly. Everything was very clean and well organized. My mother likes the food. She said it was good food and had no complaints about it. They do games and activities. I know they play bingo. The surroundings were very pleasant. The cost was better than a lot of other places.

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Visitor122836650

It was the best facility I visited. It was privately owned and the cheapest with the best facilities, including a movie theater, chapel, ice cream parlor, a salon, a spa, an exercise room, and a library for the people. They did not charge a medical fee or community fees. The staff was absolutely fantastic. They called me at home, and one of them went out and had lunch with me. I could not have asked for a better staff. They take residents on weekly trips to shopping and the mountains, and they have a chapel for services every Sunday and Wednesday. The residents can go back to Presbyterian College to get a degree.