Vantage Pointe Village

Robin

My dad is in Vantage Pointe Village. I like it because they're doing more with him even though he's in for memory care, and it's hard to keep the mind activated even though you have dementia, but that has improved a lot. The thing I liked least was they were serving them later than they served the other people, so their food wasn't hot and warm. They offer a salon. I have a nail person come in to clip nails, and a podiatrist comes up there to do that.

VPVronald

One of the nicest places for assisted that I’ve ever been in Wonderful atmosphere and friendly staff

Theresa

My brother and sister-in-law moved into Vantage Pointe Village. They're all settled in. Everything is wonderful. It's been a very good experience. They're very professional, and the actual building is extremely clean. Their room is wonderful, pristine, and one of the best I've ever seen. It has a huge bathroom. They said the food is very good. The dining area is very nice and very updated, almost to the point of elegance. They have bingo, they have people that would come in to play the piano, and they have sing-alongs. There's a Wal-Mart across the street, so they do bus trips over there twice a week. They have activities that take them out for ice cream and stuff like that. They have a gym and everything there.

Cheryl

My mother moved into Vantage Pointe Village. Everyone is very nice. They're all very attentive and doing the best they can. Some of the meals are good. My mother stays in her room and goes down to the dining room. Sometimes they just bring her a grilled cheese sandwich and some chips. She only weighs 77 pounds, and she's there to try to gain weight, so that's a concern. The food itself is good. The apartment is clean. They do have lots of activities, like bingo, games, and all kinds of different things. They have multiple common areas on all the floors.

Darryl

My dad is in Vantage Pointe Village. He's OK, but they had a couple of COVID cases that come up positive, so they had gone back to phase 1. He needs to get out of his room, and he is finding it hard to be able to handle that kind of pressure of staying in. The whole point of moving him in there would be, so he could be more active instead of staying in the house all the time. He got about one week of being able to walk around, eat dinner in the dining room, things like that, and now all of a sudden, they are quarantined again back in their rooms, so he's kind of getting all irritated and will stir crazy. Dad is not a big eater, but he is impressed with the food, and he says the meals are quite planned. There's a big menu and sometimes maybe for him, it's a little too much, but he's happy with the menu. I enjoy the attention that we get. They usually have at least a couple of people in every floor that you can find in between rooms. They are not hard to find, so if I were to walk up there and visit myself, I would probably walk past at least one of the employees, maybe even more. The staff is very accessible. The dining room is very nice, and they keep them socially distant when they are using it, but right now they are in their rooms.

Janice

Vantage Pointe Village is very nice. We ate lunch in the cafeteria, the food is very good and they have nice tablecloths and cloth napkins. The people were very nice and I would highly recommend it. Some of the rooms in the assisted living were very nice while my uncle's room in their memory care were pretty plain. It was nothing fancy, just a room basically. Some rooms that were not in the memory care were decorated with the residents' own furniture which really looked nice. They have a lot of activities as well.