My mother was at Asbury Village for 10 days for respite care. She lived in the assisted living section of the building. They helped her with toileting, dressing up,and medication, and they helped her with meals throughout the day. The staff was OK. I was not very happy with the level of care there, that's why I brought her home early. They were not aware of the level of care that my mom needed. There was some disconnect between the admissions with my mom, the paperwork, and the medical records. There was a lot of confusion, so they didn't know what to do. Some comments weren't very positive since they didn't understand and know what to do. So, I thought it was safer for her to come out of there. Her room was OK. The lock fell off of the door while she was there. They didn't have the cable set up. We had to work on that for the first few hours there. It wasn't what I expected, but it was not a horrible place. They showed me one section of the building that was nice when I came for the walk- through, but it's kind of different from the section that she stayed in. The food was fairly decent. She enjoyed the hamburger that they served one day. It was a good value, but then you get what you pay for as well. As far as the cost, it was about the cheapest I ran across.

I liked Asbury Village. It's nice, clean, convenient and the staff was nice. I just enjoyed it all. I have a little dog and they had an apartment that had a place outdoors where I could take my dog out. They have programs for the residents, a library, movie nights, a shuttle that takes them shopping or to medical appointments, and trips to other places. It's a very nice, well-rounded community. Somebody's there 24 hours a day and it's so secure. So, I liked that. I had friends there that I visited before and the food was very good.

My tour at Asbury Village was wonderful. Everything was beautiful. The people were very friendly. The rooms were very nice. The staff during the tour was very friendly and very informative. They were great. They had a TV room, a chapel, and everything like the other ones have.

My mother has moved into Asbury Village. It is located near where I am. Having her near me was the key factor, and the reputation was very good. It received very high marks in the independent surveys, and it was affordable. It has everything except out-and-out nursing home care for those that are totally incapacitated. My mother is in the assisted living. There are also apartments and separate living accommodations for those who wish to use that, meals, and recreation. No resident and no staff member at this location came down with Covid. She's only been in there for a month and a half, but it's been very positive.

Avoid at all costs. My parent's sold their lifelong home and moved into the independent living villas. They thought this was their final home. The village made big promises before we moved them there and lied about many things! We were told the "rent" $2900/month wouldn't raise for a couple years. It raise 3 times in 2.5 years. We were told any assistance my parents needed they would help, just call. The transportation that was promised to dr appts and stores was limited to 2 days a week in a couple hour block, for the entire place and we all know dr. offices are available when you tell them to be. We couldn't even get a ceiling fan that had an electrical issue replaced. We had to purchase our own because they said we owned it. - Yes in a villa they rented. When my dad fell, my mom called them for help and she was told they couldn't help for her to call fire dept or ambulance for assistance. My dad was in a nursing home for rehab, the village decided that my mother could no longer care for him by herself. (Even though we had aides to come in and help and my mother was certified by the state as a caregiverand had been doing so for many years) so they informed us that my father was not allowed to return to the villa. They told us this on a Friday and he was being released the following week. The stress on my mother was horrible!!! She had to make decisions fast and without my dad ever seeing the place we ended up moving them to, which made her feel horrible. We had less than a week to find a new place to live and move all their items. We found out they were doing this to 2 other residence at the same time. First of all they had my mom so scared that they were going to kick her out and she thought they could refuse to let my dad come back there. They also broke HIPPA by contacting the nursing home and asking about his health since we did not sign any forms giving them permission. Honestly I am so glad they are out of that place but wish it had happened a different way. They literally did nothing but rent my parents a very expensive villa and mow the grass. They did nothing else. I feel sorry for elderly people who may not have family involved, this was a horrible 2.5 years that I don't wish on anyone but at least we were all there to help them get through it. Please do not put your family members through this place!

These people are the most wonderful folk. They helped my family when we were in a very desparate situation and worked with the hospital to help my mom's transition from independent to community living go smoothly. I cannot say enough good things about them and consider them livesavers. The facility is equally wonderful - really giving its residence everything they need and beyond. My mom raves about the food as well. We are so glad we picked UMV and encourage others to do so!

I was very impressed with Methodist Village. The dining area was OK, and it’s very clean.

I chose United Methodist Village for my dad because it is very nice. The staff working there is very good. They also have a wide variety of social activities. They have outings, exercise, and book groups. I could say that the food is adequate. They don't have a dining room though. They have individual dining areas for the small groups. The security of the community is very good.

I was looking for a place for my mother and I happened to visit The United Methodist Village. Just basing on my visit there, it appeared to be very well run. I like their director there. She was very warm and very friendly. The people there were just willing to meet your needs. It was a very nice place but it just happened to be a little bit larger and I like for my mom to stay in a smaller home atmosphere. Their accommodations were pretty much the same as other facilities. They also have studios, one-bedroom apartments and two-bedroom apartments. They were a little bit more expensive though.

The village is located far enough away from the main road to be quiet, peaceful and secure. However, it is still conveniently located near several shopping malls and restaurants, fast food as well as sit down. The people who work at the facility are very helpful and friendly. It is quite clean there and the meals are above average with plenty of choices. The people appear to be active in most cases although there are exceptions. There are many choices of living arrangements. One can choose separate living quarters in areas resembling private homes. There are levels of care in different areas of the facility, depending upon the person's ability to take care of themselves. There is a safe area outside that residents can use to exercise and there is a library available for all to use. I see no evidence of neglect or disrespect at any time. I am not sure how people pay who live there. I believe it must be connected to one's social security somehow.