Assisted Living at Lucy Corr Village

I toured Assisted Living at Lucy Corr Village for my mother. The appearance was fine, I didn't see any issues, however the rooms were all occupied. Since I was a walk-in, they told me I couldn't see the person in charge of placing seniors, so she just gave me a brief walk tour, and she was helpful with what she can get me. The feel seemed like it was clean, it was spacious, and it had lots of things to offer for the seniors. I checked their dining area, and it was spacious.

My sister moved into Lucy Corr Village. It is very clean. All of the workers are very friendly and efficient in their care. The rooms are very roomy. They interact very well with the residents, and my sister seems very happy. She says the food is good. The grounds are very well kept and very pleasant. They have a lot of areas where the residents can sit outside and a garden where they are growing vegetables.

Assisted Living at Lucy Corr Village is very nice and clean. They have very nice activities, physical therapy, 24-hour nurses, doctor on-call 24/7. Mom has her own room, her own shower and bathroom. The food was nice, too. They have a choice of what they want to eat. They provide three meals a day and they can have them in the room, if they want to. They play bingo twice a week, art classes, concerts, somebody comes on Sundays and sings hymns and stuff. They even had line dance one night and I thought that was cute. They have different stuff and it's nice.

The staff at Lucy Corr Village is good; everyone seems to be polite and available. They’re a rehab center also, so they have things that they can do. My mother was having a lot of urinary tract infections at home, and she didn’t like to take her medicine at home but will take it through them. She’s doing well.