My mother has moved into Woodlands Village. She's in independent living. The apartments are very nice. The people are very nice, and the dining room is very nice. They have a lot going on there. The biggest thing is that the outside needs refurbishing, but they're working on it. It's clean, but it needs updates. They can have more entertainment, but it was to my expectation.

I have just moved to Woodlands Village. I've been here for two weeks now. I've been just really impressed with the people working here and the management. As soon as I walked through the front door that first day, they knew my name. They looked at me and they knew my name. It was wonderful. And they had everything prepared for me that I needed. They gave me a menu so that I could order from in the room the first couple of nights so that I didn't have to worry about going down for meals. That has been nice. The rooms are nice. I have a one-bedroom that has a kitchen and a living room. The living room is big enough to put a dining room table in and still have room for your couch. The bedrooms are good size. I have my full-sized bed in there and I have room to walk around and dance if I want to. The bathroom is nice. It has like a little anteroom before going into the bathtub, where the toilet and the shower are. It's an older community, but it is so well kept up. Today I just got done making Christmas ornaments. They have bingo, they have different painting classes, and they have different games. It's just nice. They have entertainment at least once every couple of weeks. There is not a separate exercise room; there's just a couple of handy exercise machines. But there is a very good-sized library, and their dining area is nice. The only thing that is lacking is a pool and that I can get along without. Their staff has been wonderful. They're going under a new manager, so some things are going to be changing. And already I can tell some changes in the food. It's all one floor, so you don't have to worry about going up and down elevators. The way it is set it is like the central and then like little wings going off of it, and some of the rooms are farther out. Like where I am, you do have to walk a little bit but that's my exercise for the day. It's like going back and forth for the games, the activities, and stuff, which is fine. For what I am paying for this room is less than what I was paying for a very much smaller room from where I came from. The rooms are nice. It's a little bit older, but it was newly painted and it had a new carpet.

I visited Woodlands Village in person. We like it, mostly because all of the units have full kitchens, and my dad needs his kitchen. The staff who assisted us was very, very helpful, answered all our questions and gave us a nice tour. She invited us to stop by for lunch, but we haven't done that yet. They have like a little lanai, a little screened-in porch. I like how the place was laid out. They have transportation, housekeeping and all utilities are included.

Woodlands Village is very homey and welcoming. The outdoor space is nice, and it seems like a good value for the price. The staff who gave me the tour was very friendly, very helpful, and very transparent. They seemed to know the answers to the questions that we needed. They're very responsive to anything that we asked. The rooms were a nice size. They all had their individual outside space, which was nice. They may not be as high-end, but they were clean and well laid out. We looked at the one-bedrooms. They have a library, a chapel space, a game room, and an activity or art space. They had quite a few different meeting places for the residents.

Woodlands Village is a very friendly and clean place. The lady was very attentive and answered the questions I had. Overall, I like it very much. I didn't try the food but it looked really good. The apartment model we've looked at was nice; I would live there. They come in twice a week for cleaning. They have a little store and they have a crafts room where they do crafts, bingo, and music.

I loved the setting of Woodlands Village. It was in a nice and beautiful area. I liked everything about it; except that my ex-husband wants a swimming pool, and they don't have one. The staff was very friendly, very helpful, and very informative. The rooms were also terrific.

Woodlands Village was nice, but we just can't afford the out-of-pocket expenses -- there is just no way. My sister fell in love with the place, and she said, "I could see myself living here for the rest of my life." When we started talking and discussing the cost, we couldn't afford it. It was marvelous from the time we walked through the door until we walked back out the door. The room that we looked at was set up so prettily. It was a very nice tour. What we saw yesterday was like an apartment. There was a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a walk-in tub, and a private patio. There's a nice big yard for them to take walks in or just sit under an umbrella and breathe it all in. The staff was wonderful; she was good, and she knew her stuff. There was a washer. She didn't show us any amenities, it being Friday afternoon, but she said they had them. There's supposed to be a library, but we didn't look at anything like that yesterday. We looked at the rooms, talked about the rooms, and sat down and took a break. They offered us both wheelchairs. They had a beautiful dining room, and they had live music yesterday in the dining area. Her room would have been really close to the dining area, so she could have walked there with her walker. They had a little room where if she ran out of detergent, she could go in there and buy detergent.

I did an in-person tour at Woodlands Village in Bradenton and it was really good. Everybody was very friendly and very nice. The staff was very congenial, very knowledgeable, and excellent. I thought the facility was good, they did a good job. The apartments seemed very clean. The amenities are basically what's included in the apartments like the 3 meals a day, laundry, housekeeping, and that type of thing.

Woodlands Village looked fine, and it would probably fit my needs quite well. The staff seemed very friendly and willing to help however they could. The rooms seemed adequate for my needs. Everything I asked was completely satisfactory as far as the answers were concerned. The facility seemed very clean. It should be easy to get around, and it seemed like it was quiet enough. I wouldn't have any problem sleeping.

Woodlands Village has been a very good place with Covid-19. The staff has been wonderful keeping everyone safe. The servers have brought us our meals three times a day. They keep us active and happy..I would like to Thank Them All !!!

Woodlands Village was very nice, clean, and updated. The 1-bedroom apartments were very nice with new carpeting. This place was older, yet very clean and well maintained. My brother-in-law really liked it. The staff during the tour was excellent. They had buses to take you to appointments. The rooms were one of their nicest features. They had a nice community room, a nice and remodeled dining room, and a library.

I was accommodated very well at Woodlands Village. It was a very nice facility. The only thing was when I went up to one of the rooms and I looked out the window, I had a view of a brick building. It was very well-kept. The staff who toured me around was very nice. The dining room was very nice and pretty big. I liked it. The place itself was very homey and clean. They had a little patio.

Woodlands Village was very good and very homey. We liked it. It's like living in a summer camp with woods all over. It was older, but it was nice. The staff who showed us around was very nice. The people there all had smiles on their faces. They're happy. My problem was it's very woody and damp, and I have a severe allergy, so that might be a problem for me. The facility was very comfortable and the activity room and exercise room were very nice.

We’re moving to Woodlands Village. It’s an older building, but it seems to be well maintained. The food was good, the staff is very nice, helpful, and friendly. Every resident we met loves it, and is very happy. They’ve got a whole calendar full of all kinds of activities, pretty much anything you’d want to do, I would say.

My mother is a resident of Woodlands Village. It is very low-key. She likes it and is very happy there. They have movies, games, library, bingo, and an activity where you win prizes from the store that they have there. However, in the immediate area, the dining facility is not pretty. That concerned me a little bit because I saw it at night and it was a little terrifying, and in the daytime, it is not a nice area. Nevertheless, there haven't been any incidents at the place. It seems to be safe, so that's what counts. In general, the staff they have is very good. The administration is very good and very caring. The food is decent, but at mealtime, they are lacking in the servers, and sometimes they don't have any. They are short in kitchen staff.

The dining area at Woodlands Village was really nice. The lady who showed me around gave me a good lunch. She was a very nice lady. The rooms that I saw were very nice. The one that I liked the most was the outside unit with a door that opened right outside with a lawn where I could let my dog out.

Woodlands Village had a very welcoming feeling when you were there. They're very friendly and accommodating. Also there was quite an extensive activity list. We did see the facility, and we saw what's on the menu. They had two plates made of what was going to be served that day, so you could see what was going to be served in the presentation. They offered everything we were needing and more as far as coming once a week and cleaning and doing linens. Also there were quite a few laundry facilities onsite for the residents. They showed us a safety necklace that the residents will be given when they moved in. Of all the places that we have visited, I found Woodlands Village to be the most friendly and welcoming of all them. My mom is probably going to moving in within the next 2 months.

My mother stayed for three nights at the Woodlands. The people were more than nice; I have nothing but good things to say about them. However, they don't accept Medicaid. She was in a one-bedroom, repainted apartment with all brand-new appliances. They had a porch and outside area. They invited us for lunch, and the food was very good. The dining room was very pretty, too.

We liked Woodlands Village. It had open, sunny rooms facing nice scenery, and it was very attractive. I remember activities there seemed to consist of getting on the buses and going on trips to local areas. The price was just a little bit too high for us.

Woodlands Village is set up more like an apartment than a hospital room, and it looked more independent than anything else. The people were very nice and accommodating. It smells really good, so the food is probably really good. It seems like they had a lot of activities going on like Bingo. They were taking reservations for family for the holiday coming up to make sure that they have a place, and it seemed really nice.

My uncle is at Woodlands Village, and he's comfortable. The people are very nice and accommodating. The rooms are very clean and freshly-painted; I would live in one. The food is nutritious, well-balanced, and very tasty. They do activities. The facility has beautiful surroundings.

Although within 2 months we found Dad could not live independently. The staff was wonderful, Dad had a lot of resistance felt he should live with me. Everyone felt my pain and worked real hard on helping Dad transistion. Dad is now in skilled nursing due to many setbacks with his health. But I will never forget the care and help the staff provided us.

We picked Woodlands Village, and my father moved in a month ago. My sister-in-law was looking for a facility for my mother-in-law, and she went through about 10 of them. I asked her what the best three were, then I took my dad, and we liked this one the best. The staff is awesome. The food is extremely grand, but their meals are very healthy and tasty; it was the best part of it. The rooms are beautiful although older; there are three different rooms you can pick from, and we just picked a single apartment with one bedroom and one bathroom. The dining area is well lit and very nice. They have so many activities like going on trips and bingos. I am really impressed with the people and the staff as they are super with everyone.

My son looked it up and he said Woodlands Village was the best there is. It seems to be pretty good and clean, not expensive, and the staff are really nice. We have been here for 3 weeks. I would recommend this facility.

We visited Woodlands and it was very nice and clean place. They have a lot of things going on. They offer social activities like games. They have a beauty shop there. They provide three meals a day. They offer services for taking you to the doctor or to the grocery store or go to shopping. It also had the opportunity for long term care. We were very impressed with the facility. If were to decide on a place, it's probably this place.