We're moving in today to Valley View Village. We chose it because of cost, and we liked the apartment. It was spacious. The staff was very nice, very friendly, very helpful, and helped us every inch of the way to get things done and completed and ready to go. I questioned quite a few people and they said the food is good. They didn't have a problem with it. The apartment has a nice size kitchen, lots of cupboards and counters, a big bedroom, and a balcony with two ways through the bedroom or through the living room. We're very happy. There's a garage on the ground that goes with it, so we're pretty happy about that. You don't have to go out in the weather. It has a washer and dryer in the unit, so we don't have to go to the hall and use a washer and dryer that everybody else uses. There are some religious-based activities. With COVID, you don't get much now, but there's a workout place. The entrance to each hallway is very nice. There are pianos, tables, and couches.

Valley View Village has skilled nursing, long-term care, and assisted living. Where we toured for where mom would have been has a very nice, and pleasant atmosphere. The staff who assisted us were very helpful. The dining area was really pleasant. I was pleased with this facility because it is clean, nice, very inviting, and has a warm feeling. I would love to put mom in that facility.

Valley View Village has independent, assisted and care facilities. It's a new community. It's very well appointed, up-to-date, and very nice. They have very lovely dining room. We did see a lot of residents because we were there close to mealtime. Menus were very varied and looked very good. The residents were very friendly and even greeted my parents. They also have lots of planned activities for them. The staff was very helpful.