Bethany Village is a very nice place. They had beautiful apartments that were very spacious. They had nice amenities with selections of flooring and layouts. They have the ability to individualize them nicely for the resident's comfort. They had one bedroom and two bedrooms. The bathrooms and laundry rooms were nicely laid out as far as proximity to one another. The staff was very pleasant and informative. She was able to provide answers to any questions that arose.

I was already to sign a contract because Bethany Village was running a very generous incentive. We had agreed to all the terms which included 60 days between signing the contract and the occupancy date. The contract was not ready the day I visited Bethany Village to sign. I had to call up five days later to inquire as to when the contract would be ready. When it was finally handed to me there was a material change to our agreement requiring me to take occupancy in 30 days. The unreasonable timeframe forced me to decline. I had already contacted a realtor and had started making plans.

Bethany Village was an older place and the newer apartments were way too expensive. They got everything. Shopping was close by, the hospital was right across the street, and they have doctors' offices onsite, too. The staff was good. However, the homes were only 1,000 square feet, so they were small for us, and they didn't have an open floor plan. They didn't show us any newer ones on the west side because they were just too expensive for us. The apartments seemed to be pretty nice, but we are not interested in an apartment. They have basically everything the other places have, but we weren't interested in the ones that they showed us there. The staff was OK and informative. I just didn't care for the apartments and the homes. They were small.

I am moving into Bethany Village. The room is excellent, I am looking forward to it. The staff are fine, wonderful people, and I know most of them so it's like going home again. They have everything you can imagine. They have a gym, a pool, and exercise facilities. They have a medical facility, a pharmacy and a bank. They also have a bistro that is going to open in February. There's a lot of amenities. In fact, Bethany has been chosen as one of the top 20 in the country. During this Coronavirus, they have been one of the few that has maintained very few cases, if any, compared to some of the others in the area. So they are very cautious, and they are very caring about their residents.

I have been to Bethany Village a few times. They have a dining room where they could choose to go down to or not. They have a bus service if they want to take the bus. They have a driver assistance, too. It is independent, but if you need help, they have help there. They all take them to go out to dinners, sightseeing, or have bingo down in the dining room. People do have to pay for it, reasonable amounts, but they have to pay for some of it. I have been there a couple of times because I have some friends who are in there. The food is very good. The dining is very nice; you can go casual and go to the coffee shop but all of it is very nice.

My dad was a resident of the independent living of Bethany Village for several years. It's much older than the assisted living side of the community. I have eaten there, and the food was OK. They have a program called Subscription where you can buy into an apartment or a cottage and pay them. So the difference is that if you're on a subscription when you go to other levels of care, the rate changes by about $15 a day. The buy-in for the subscription was about $150,000 five years ago, so it was too much for my dad. Although they have multiple restaurants there and everything else. He was involved in many things while there, and he was in the water volleyball of the senior Olympics that they do. They did a huge building project, and the new parts of the building are beautiful. The apartments in the independent living are the first apartments they ever had, so they are much older, and not as nice as the ones that were refurbished on the prescription level. My dad initially had a 2-bedroom apartment, then a 1-bedroom, and then he moved to a prescription apartment for a little while. Right now he's in a studio and the spaces are much nicer; they had the carpentry done and everything. I had a lot of problems with their billing area, and some other people just kind of getting into the details, so it's hard to get answers. The overall staff I'd rate a three, but the sales and marketing person, Stephanie, is a five because she really got things done.

We visited Bethany Village. The facility and everything was very nice. It was very nice to look at, but we can’t afford it; it was too expensive. The staff was very nice to show us an apartment and show us what a room looked like. Their room was not as big as we would like, but of course we’re downsizing from a house, so we know we have to go to a smaller place.

Having visited Bethany Village on many different occasions, I have come to find out what a great enviornment this community provides. The community is comprised of many different apartment like buildings, spanning a half mile range; located in the perfect area for those who are less able to get around easily. This area provides a beautifully kept park and local grocery stores and eateries The community is very well kept; providing great landscape and scenery, and also within the community they provide their residence with a variety of shops needed for basic living if these residence are unable to get to the local shops which surround it. Also, the staff are quite kind and caring with their residence, which I find quite endearing. Though most of the elderly that reside here seem to do well on their own, this community provides quick and easy access at any moment that a residence may need or require help. Overrall, my immpression of Bethany Village is one of high praise and admiration.

I was impressed with the facilities. The staff worked hard at providing a safe, fun and pleasant atmosphere for those living under their care. The rooms were clean, and there were plenty of activities being offered to keep occupants entertained. I was especially happy to see some of the extras offered by Bethany Village. I noticed an arts and crafts station, a nail/hair salon, game room (containing pool table, dart boards, television sets and more), and a state-of-the-art cafeteria. I didn't have an opportunity to sample the food, but I saw no indication that it'd be anything less than tasty. The only negative I have to offer deals with some of the surrounding area to Bethany Village. Though the community itself is beautiful, it neighbors a high traffic street that's rather noisy. Also, the parking lots are poorly designed; however, that's hardly worth complaining about. Though poorly designed, my family had no real difficulty coping with it.