Westminster Village IN North was a great place. I enjoyed seeing everything they did. We had lunch in the dining room, which was wonderful. They had pool, jigsaw puzzles, church, Bible study, and cards. It's in immaculate shape and beautiful. Everything was nice and clean.

Westminster Village is beautiful, they have single rooms above the office area, single apartments, and individual houses surrounding that part. The staff was great. It's a full-service retirement community.

Although this a "non profit", it is very poorly staffed. The DON is lazy and ignorant and the administrator doesn't mind if there's not enough staff to care for the residents. One of the worst places I've ever had the displeasure of consulting with. Beautiful but still not staffed.

Westminster Village was pretty awesome. They had all levels of care and even their long-term was really nice. Everything was clean and very professional. They actually had a really nice physical therapy gym, library, and movie room. Tracy, who did the tour, was very professional, very nice, and very engaging. He knew all of the residents and staff.

Westminster was very nice. The receptionist was very professional, and they had a very nice lobby. They gave me a tour of the dementia area, in which each room had a shower, and it was out of this world. There weren't any people sitting out in the hall; they were all busy doing something. It was the most outstanding of the eight homes I visited.

Westminster Village was OK. They had some nice living quarters for independent living and were close to the main building. It’s a small campus. On one side, the surrounding community is really nice, while the other side is in a bad part of town. They do most of their outreach and involvement in the community on the nicer side of the road and also encourage people to shop on the nicer side. For family and people coming to see you, you probably wouldn’t encourage them to come to the location from the north rather than the other side. They have some really nice attached homes and 1980s ranches they’ve remodeled and fixed up that were pretty nice. One plus was that they had a place where you can use your wheelchair in a small room with fewer people. They have a physical therapy room that’s bigger than in other places, but still fairly small, and an exercise room. They have really nice apartments with high-quality amenities, like marble countertops. They’re a little more expensive but have a higher percentage of refundable fees. The staff seemed more involved with the residents, but I saw that the residents were older than I am. The meals were just average, but the housing was very good. For me, though, it was not a match due to it being an older group living there.

We went to Westminster Village North, and it was a nice community. It was clean with large rooms and lots of activities. It was just a little more expensive than some of the others. They had buy-in options, and it was a little more upscale compared to other places.

I had my stepdad at Westminster Village North. It's a large facility. They cater to anything, from rehab all the way through. He was there for two years. He went through rehab from falling and injuring his hip through assisted living and memory care unit. The staff was friendly. The facility was very nice and very well kept, just a little bit more impersonal. It was really difficult to get a hold of the staff. There were so many residents for them to be working with, and to get immediate feedback was not the easiest thing. His room was very nice. It had a little kitchenette, a stove, a microwave, excellent facilities for the bathroom, living area and bedroom. It was very clean, very neat, and they had housekeeping stop in each day for tidying and laundry service. It was highly recommended in the area. It's very beautiful, and when you went into the dining room, it was like the Titanic. The facility was very well-decorated, had various rooms, and even had a little golf green outside for putting.

I visited Westminster North. It had everything. It had independent, assisted living, long-term care, and memory care. It was convenient for shopping and lots of things. I thought it was a well laid out and well planned community. They had washers and driers in their rooms in addition to the microwave and refrigerator. The staff was fine and very thoughtful.

My aunt moved to westminster last october, and she loves it there the new Tamarack Residence is beautiful and well designed. The staff is always great and the dinning room has yummy food. The grounds are nice and lots of woods - trails if you want get out and walk around, there is also a second hand shop that open on fridays that quite the following of folks who love to bargain shop!