Homewood at Plum Creek is a good, but expensive facility. My mother-in-law's apartment is adorable, and it's perfect for her. The staff is good. The food is good, they provide good choices, and there are reasonable prices. They have crafts, bingo, and musicals. It's all around good. I have nothing bad to say about any of it. The activities are good. She's been there a long time.

Homewood At Plum Creek was like walking into a resort, but we could not afford it. It was like a country club. They had beds available right away, but we'd have to win the lottery to be able to consider it. Anybody that can afford it, that should be number one on their list. You can live there until you get older or your health goes down until you need to be in the nursing home part of it. It was just phenomenal. The services were off the charts. The dining area was like a restaurant. They have everything you need, plus the rooms were singles. Everything was like being in a hotel. They also offer a la carte items. You have four or five things to choose from the menu and they have different activities at different times. The chapel was a little extraordinary.

Homewood At Plum Creek is a very nice facility. They offer a lot of good services and they seem very professional. It seemed very clean and well-kept. They were responsive to my mother's inquiries and the people we met while walking through were very friendly. The rooms were very nice. We visited one of the bungalow cottages and it's a very nice layout and very accessible to any type of physical capability.

Our visit with Homewood was brief. The staff was very friendly. The apartments were adequate. The place was inviting, and it seemed nice.

While my interaction with the nursing staff was limited, the events coordinator was wonderful and so helpful. He truly had the interests of his residents at heart and very positively guided groups to activities that the residents would most enjoy. The few nurses that I did interact with were amazing. They were receptive to the requests of their residents and completed most tasks with a smile. I was most impressed with the number of activities that were offered to the residents. The calendar was full of organized church services, sing a longs, and concerts. The facilities were immaculate. I was able to tour common areas, personal cottages for the more independent residents, and rooms of those within the assisted living area. While the rooms were not exactly what I would consider to be spacious, the size was in line with what I have seen at other nursing facilities. The amount of personalization that they allowed their residents was uplifting. Residents were able to have their own chairs from home as well as lamps and other decor. While I did not personally experience the food at Homewood, the residents all seemed to enjoy what they offered.