Independent Living community - Holland Village

Holland Village

280 Middle Holland Rd, Holland, PA 18966
(215) 322-6100
3.9 ( 4 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care

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Holland Village is a beautiful Continuing Care Retirement Community that is in the heart of Bucks County, the campus is as beautiful inside as the scenery outside on the 52 acres that the campus sits on. Holland Village offers Independent Living with several unique floor plans to offer to you and your loved ones. Holland Village also offers Personal Care in both studio and one-bedroom apartments. Within the Personal Care is a secured Memory Care Community also with studio and one-bedroom apartments, this area offers its own individualized memory care programming for the residents.

Amenities for Independent Living and Personal Care are as follows:

7 day a week programming in all care levels
An indoor pool
A Fitness Center
Wellness Center, there is a nurse on campus 24 hours a day
On-site physician visits for Primary Care Physicians, Podiatrists, Psychiatrist, Dentist, and Optomologist
Beauty Parlor
Transportation is available to and from physician appointments should you need to go out for an appointment
Housekeeping is included
Meals are available in our spacious dining room
Home Care therapies come right to your home
Parking spots available
Pull cords for nursing assistance in every apartment and each resident receives a life alert button to call for help when they are not in their apartment.

Holland Village also has a Rehabilitation Center should your loved one need in patient rehabilitation after a hospital stay for any reason, we will care for your loved on in rehab and get them back to their apartment with the appropriate therapy follow up.

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3.9 ( 4 Reviews )

Thomas

March 09, 2023

I recently toured Holland Village. They have different types of one-bedroom units. The place was a little older, and it had some space limitations, but other than that, it was fine. Their dining area was adequate. Their staff was knowledgeable about what they were trying to sell.

DE

October 13, 2022

I like the step-up program at Holland Village, It's all in the same place. The staff members that I met during the tour were all very kind and caring. The room was just the right size for what I was looking for. There's a heated indoor swimming pool, which is a wonderful thing, and they have medical staff on duty. I would choose to live there.

Regina

June 10, 2022

We went to the Holland Village. That was very nice. They had some really nice apartments and assisted living and I liked it. And there we did have something to eat, we were there on Cinco de Mayo, so we had a margarita and a taco. They did have a pool. They do have some kind of outside seating and stuff like that. They had a refrigerator and stove. I think some of them had, depending on the size, you had dishwashers, some didn't, but for one person, it's more than enough. Deb was very good. And we met a lot of people. They had a lot of people that lived there that also came down, and they were talking to us, and to my aunt, and were very social.

BD

We toured Holland Village and we liked it a whole lot. We got good vibes from the person who took us around the first time. She arranged a dinner with four other people, and it happened that one of the people that we had dinner with was someone we'd known previously. We were very happy to greet her. We were pretty interested in it. We met the woman in the sales department who took us around. I thought she did a very fine job. She was very pleasant, very friendly, and very warm. We didn't interact with the staff in the dining room, and they just served us our meals. The food was good enough. I took a look in the gym and that was good. The pool was good, too, and people were using it. I saw a woman out in the corner doing a jigsaw puzzle. There wasn't much-organized activity that we were able to observe at that time, but there were certainly the facilities there for people to do any kinds of things that they were interested in like playing cards or watching movies. It seemed more in line with what we are looking for at the present time.