Nottingham Village is satisfactory, except for the fact that it would take my son a little longer to get there. I really like it though. They have separate houses, but I can have a 1-bedroom or 2-bedroom. It is a smaller area, like a town that you could drive into. There are not so many stores or banks available, but it is satisfactory. The staff is very friendly. The community is very clean and well run. They have some beautiful homes. The price is a little higher, but they offer a little bit more. They have a dining room and a café where you can buy what you want.

My mother-in-law was in Nottingham Village for two years. It was fine until they kicked her out. The nurses and the people that cared for her were excellent, but the administration was terrible. They only took patients that caused no trouble or had no problems, and as soon as they did, they got rid of them. Of course, it was nice and clean and everything else, but as far as the actual place, I couldn't recommend it to anybody because at any moment, they could kick you out. As soon as you had a problem, they could kick you out and get rid of you. We were private pay so as long as you were paying them everything was lovely, but as far we needed her medicines changed and she was getting frustrated, they just sent her to a psychiatric hospital and they wouldn't take her back. They also had a nursing home there. They told us that once she progressed as she had dementia and she was staying in the assisted living, she would go to the nursing home. However, when it was time for her to go the nursing home, there was no room. They didn't want her, and they gave us a week to find another place.