Vibrant Life Kalamazoo

Paul

My wife is in here right now, and they've been very good to her. It has three lodges, and she's in lodge two, which is not for the worse-off residents. She likes it. The staff is very good and interacts very well with the residents. It doesn't feel like a hospital, although they take care of all of them. They're very kind and very responsive. She has a private room. They have plenty of activities and I attended an event where the residents were making their own art. They're always watching movies in the evening, and they have flower arrangements. She has physical and occupational therapy, and the physical therapy certainly helped her out. The food is pretty good.

DC

My father-in-law has moved here. The place is small. It is different than a lot of the bigger communities. However, we feel like our father-in-law is getting very good day-to-day care. The people working there are very attentive and very communicative. When it came time to move him into the place, which we did at the last minute, they were very accommodating and extremely helpful to help us get him in there on short notice. Overall, our experience has been very positive so far. My father-in-law is in a room with a bedroom, a bathroom, and a small sitting area. They have three or four activities everyday, which is good. They are taking the residents on outings when they can. My father-in-law seems to like the food too.

PC1

It is exceptional. They’re very good, and they keep the residents active and hydrated. The staff that toured us knew everybody in the building. The rooms are great. They have private rooms too, and they’re very nice. They have a beautiful library, and they’ve got arts and crafts. The lodges are homey, but still compact.