A little over three years ago my wife and I moved into Independent Living at Breeze Park. We were in our mid 80s and several reasons prompted the move, not the least of which was family background that suggested a possible need for the layered protection supplied in the community. A few individuals questioned our reasoning and suggested that we might be disappointed and find a narrowing of certain areas of our freedom and activity. Those few people were categorically wrong! We were surprised, pleasantly so, that the outside activities we were already engaged in ran headlong into a plethora of wonderful opportunities offered by the staff. Our problem was not that we had too little to do, it was making the decisions for what we could do! Days were just too short. Probably the most engaging factor for us has been that rather than thinning our circle of family and friends, we enlarged it. Mealtimes bring us in touch with a wide range of interesting individuals with varied backgrounds and experiences. In like manner we discovered that the staff is engaged in a way that fosters friendships not just among residents, but with them as well. From the teen aged servers in the dining room to the highest levels of administration everyone is perceived as "family" and good-natured teasing abounds. What we discovered was that our decision to make the move had simply created a new and expanded family! One can surely say that in Breeze Park we did not find an "institution" but rather a community where everyone promotes the concept that care means more than simply meeting the physical needs of the individual. It's home.

We went to Breeze Park. The visit was very positive. We like the accommodations. The rooms were probably the best size. The facility was a little bit more dated, but they have a lot of activities geared towards things that my sister would like. The menu looked nice too. And they were very friendly. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and gave us a full tour. It was a good community.

What I like about Breeze Park Senior Living is their religious atmosphere. Everything is fine about the facility. Their rooms are nice. They offer a whole bunch of stuff. They have a craft room for the residents although my mom doesn’t take advantage of any of those. The place is clean, and I would recommend them, but I would like them to have wheelchairs for the residents to get around.

If I could afford Breeze Park, I'd be living in there now. This is a Lutheran facility. It's a wonderful place. I can't say any better about the staff. They're really good, polite and professional. The rooms were very nice. The activities seemed something that I would like.