My relative only lived at Lakeview Village for a week. The care was adequate, but I think they're understaffed. I think there are good people working there. The day before my relative died, I told the staff that he was dying and they weren't aware. So thankfully, I had to do a bit of a raucous to get everything in order. I think they tried, they just didn't have enough people. The nursing home part was a very old facility but it was very clean. It doesn't have the beauty of the villas, but it always smelled nice. My relative's room was always kept clean.

While the front of the house staff is very caring, the regular lockdowns of residents due to even the most limited exposure to staff that test positive for Covid is cause for concern. Since the first part of August, my mother has been forced to go without any sort of visits other than compassionate care, have meals in her room (as opposed to the dining room), and no activities with other residents more often than not. This is due to the fact that every few weeks some employee manages to test positive for Covid - not because they are sick, but because of the mandatory testing that is virtually nonstop of staff- whether they have any symptoms or not. And each test means the entire care center goes into lockdown for two more weeks- regardless of how they test and whether or not they had any contact with the Covid positive individual. Lakeview Village obviously has but one concern - to keep people alive. There is no concern for the quality of life of residents. Words cannot describe the level of frustration and anger I have for this lack of caring. These people are residents- not inmates!

My friend had rehab at Lakeview Village. It was fabulous. The place was wonderful, although rehab is more like a hospital. The help was wonderful, the food was good and she loved it there. She would've stayed there forever; they babied her. The staff couldn't have been nicer to her. My friend wanted to move in there, but it's not a permanent situation. They didn't have a single room.

My father was at Lakeview Village Eastside Terrace following a stroke. The admission staff was very easy to work with it and made it very easy to get him admitted. My father received excellent nursing care, the aides and the nurses were outstanding! The therapy was the best I have ever seen. Overall a great building and great care. I would recommend Lakeview Village to anyone following rehab.

It was a very good experience even though it was difficult time for us of course because my father passed away there, but the care we got from the very beginning, starting with admissions office, and all the people we dealt with at the beginning to get my dad in there were wonderful. The care he got was really terrific. The nurse aide, the therapist, even the food service people like the cook and the servers were really wonderful to my dad. When it became clear that my dad was passing, they graciously allowed us to be in an environment which was very much like a hospice. They took care of our family members and made it as comfortable as it could be. We really appreciated everything that they did. I was really pleased with everything they provided. We had my dad in another rehab facility prior to that. While the other facility was newer and more luxurious in their accommodations and décor, they did not come close to matching the care that Lakeview Village offered. That is what it really comes down to. That's what's most important.

Lakeview Village is a senior community, so they have independent and assisted. The independent and assisted livings are very good. The rooms are a little small. I think they're redoing them at this point. They do not have an assisted living memory care unit. If they need assisted living or memory care, they have to go to skilled, and that's not so good. Their staff is very friendly, very helpful. I can't say enough about them.

The inside is kept up nicely though the decor is a bit dated but it is an assisted living facility. The food is alright, not terrible, in the dining hall. The waitstaff is high school students that are very nice and the residents rave about. The residents are allowed to personalize the door's to their rooms which many do. It is nice to walk down the hall and see the personal touches. Many apartments have outdoor terraces attached with a lake view.