VCT is still a great place to live. Sure, there have been some changes but, it is what we make of it that counts, good or bad. From another review, the never provided meals but, had vendors who sold and delivered meals to the residents who requested they be delivered. These vendors stopped doing this because there was not enough participation to make it profitable for them. I am a resident and have been so for five plus years.

They used to serve us food here in Vineville Christian Towers, but they had to stop it. We don't pay for any of our utilities but the phone. We got maintenance guys, if you have any trouble with your apartment. I have my own big apartment. We do have activities like bingo, talent night, movies, and they take us to the grocery store.

I have positive remarks about this facility. The staff were helpful, friendly,and responded to my mother and stepfather's needs. I appreciated their offering various activities for the residents. I did not worry about my mother as the staff was quick to alert me to any medical problems. The facility was taken care of very well with repainting, pest control, repairs as needed. Also, the holiday activities were enjoyable. My mother met her husband, my stepfather, there, so it was even better for her. Tax help, assistance in procuring health care, transportation to/from appointments--all were offered. The only fear for me was that this was a high-rise facility, and I worried about the possibility of fire and evacuation from the upper floors as residents could do a small amount of food preparation. Nevertheless, it was a good choice for my mother, and she lived there until she died, having made friends and felt safe and secure in her own place. For that I am thankful. I would not hesitate to live in such a facility.