Independent Living
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Everyone is nice and friendly. Lots of nice things here. Nice and clean, laundry is on same floor, so nice and convenient. Only been here a few months, but seems real nice. Mail boxes are downstairs. Have a place to get coffee, snacks, place for haircuts, dog wash. Lots of residents have pets, they’ve so cute. It’s nice to be able to have our pets. Have carts and wagons to help bring stuff in from outside. You can also get groceries delivered, mostly from Kroger. Places outside to sit and also to grill.
General upkeep of property. In the last 6 months more and more tenants have been rented to that are not able to care for themselves. They have family members or care givers taking care of them. Not only do we have people roaming the halls at all hours, going in and out to smoke, but the odors from the diapers and soiled linens is really bad. there is no Bio Hazzard waste for the disposal of these items, and they are discarded in the trash room along with all the other trash. I have has many guest come over and comment on the smell, some have even said their parent lives in a nursing home that…
General upkeep of property. In the last 6 months more and more tenants have been rented to that are not able to care for themselves. They have family members or care givers taking care of them. Not only do we have people roaming the halls at all hours, going in and out to smoke, but the odors from the diapers and soiled linens is really bad. there is no Bio Hazzard waste for the disposal of these items, and they are discarded in the trash room along with all the other trash. I have has many guest come over and comment on the smell, some have even said their parent lives in a nursing home that smells better. Management has been made aware , but do nothing but rent out apartments to more disabled tennants. This is not a Senior retirement place anymore, but a Nursing Home that is cheaper than any in the area. The pets that they are allowing no longer meet the origional pet policy. This month they rented to someone who has 2 dogs, a Rotwiller and a Bull Mastif, both living with a couple in a one bedroom apartment. Dog peed in elevator on the way down, and owner acted like it was nothing, did not even bother to clean it up. I do not feel safe getting into the elevator with them, as the owner has a hard time restraining them on the leash. Management stated they were not aware they had 2 dogs, well they broke the lease by not claiming the dogs, but management will not have them removed. Owners of the building cannot be contacted, as 1they are not listed anywhere that can be found. Everything has to go thru the site manager, who is usually not on site. Wonderful place when I moved in, very happy to live here, but can't wait for lease to be up so I can move.
I would recommend this facility to others. My father is very happy there. When he has an issue, he can go to the office and they always treat him with respect.
We picked this community because it was the right price. Close to me. Friendly people and a very nice environment.It is the perfect spot if you like people, activities, and entertainment. Plenty of parking whether you have one car or two. Everything you need as far as amenities is right there on the premises. It's conveniently located near restaurants, gas stations and grocery store
Homestead Village is a peaceful community and has a great view. I would stay there again if I went down and based on the experience I had, I would absolutely recommend this community to other families.
I went to look at Homestead Village. It's a very nice and secure place. When I first walked up to the building, they had those pillars in front, and it was like walking to the White House. It was welcoming. The lady who showed me around was so sweet, kind, and helpful. I couldn't afford it. It is a place that does not go by your income, but they are reasonable if I could afford it. The residents there seemed very friendly. They have a hair salon, a library, and a coffee cafe.
They have walk in showers available. All utilities except for water and eclectic are paid. There are somethings that could be improved on; however, their hands are tied locally due to corporate. The automatic door opener is too far from the door. The residents are great to converse with. They allow pets. They have a game room, beauty shop, health and wellness center, post office, tv room, doggie spa, small party rental room, coffee bar, and more for the residents to take advantage of.
The one place that I think would be best suited for my mother is Homestead Village. I chose them because of the staff, it was new, and it had some great amenities that would be good for my mom. The rooms were a little small. I wish there's a little bit more square footage or whatever, but the rooms were nice. We looked at a two-bedroom, so it had two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a small living room, and a dining room kitchen combination. Aside from the size of the little apartments, there were nice and clean. They have a post office, a hair salon, a pet grooming facility, a fitness center, and a business office where the tenants have access to fax machines, computers, and stuff like that. Those are just some of the things that they have available to them right there on the property.