My husband and I live in Good Samaritan Society-Prescott Village. It is an excellent place to live and we like every part of it. We have all kinds of activities that are going on. We have exercise classes, dinners and speakers, a pool room, a library, and a clubhouse. We are very, very pleased with our casita. We have housekeeping that comes every two weeks. We do our own cooking, but we can eat in the dining room and there's a charge for that. Maintenance is excellent. We also have a library and different activity areas. We have jigsaw puzzles set up in one room, a chapel, and a little store where you can buy cards and little gifts.

We live in a Good Samaritan Society - Prescott Village casita. We've been here for five years now. I like the people that run it (they're very accommodating) and the facility itself. It's individual casitas, and we have a clubhouse that's available with a library in there and an exercise room. There's a kitchen in the room but also there's a community kitchen that you can buy your meals and take them to the room or eat there in the dining room. We're independent, but there's also a nursing portion here, too. There's assisted living, but it's not on this particular site. We don't use food anymore because my wife has a stomach problem, so if we have meals, we use the things that we buy at the grocery store. The staff is great. As part of our monthly fee, they provide the water, there are gardeners that are part of the facility, and they have maintenance people that take care of anything that might be a problem in the unit. All of the rent on homes go up, but here, it doesn't. They have a 3% per year increase but it's very nominal.

Good Samaritan Society is quite a large campus. There's a lot of things located very close to the independent living, like hospital, grocery stores, and pharmacies. They're well-known throughout the United States. The person that I did speak to was very helpful. It's also Christian-based. I very much like that; it's Lutheran. They offer a lot of things.