Meant for 62+ and physically handicapp; while most residents fall into this category, many do not. Many residents do not feel safe here because of the people being allowed into the facility. Mentally ill people also live here and threaten other residents. I personally know of one whose 48 years old and not handicapped just an alcoholic. They have made numerous complaints to the supervisor who ignores them and I personally have made numerous phone calls to the organization in charge of the facility and have repeatedly been ignored. It has turned into a flop house for alcoholics and psychotic people. There is no social worker or anyone of the sort there to keep an eye on them.

This is a wonderful facility with a caring staff and quiet setting in upstate New York, where there is the relaxation of the country but the convenience of being close by to family and shopping centers.. Very clean and kept up to date, providing a safe environment for the residents, including handicap requirements for those in need. There are activities for the residents and the community is very open and friendly. The complex itself is quaint and small enough as to not give the feel of an overcrowded living situation. The staff and management is approachable, and most problems are quickly resolved and any assistance is quickly given.However, facility has a problem accepting applications and residents from individuals that other residents and their families consider to be extremely bothersome or even dangerous. Some residents have caused problems, including inviting suspicious guests and their apartment being a health hazard for the other tenants. These problems are not always addressed and at times the management takes a too relaxed view of the situation causing even further issues.