Immanuel Village

ReviewerFC022725A

Immanuel Village is better than where my aunt is now. It looked clean. The facilities that take Medicaid, of course, don't look like the ones where you pay to get in, but it's a nice place. I didn't interact with the staff that much other than the lady that ran the facility, but from what I could see, they seemed OK. I got to look at their menus, and they had a nice variety. They have a nursing facility as well. The only thing I didn't like about Immanuel is that there's a long waiting list. It's very hard to get in.

Bobbijo

We're going to put my parents in Immanuel Village. My mom liked it. Everybody was very friendly and helpful, and the price was really good. Everybody was very nice. They knew all the residents' names. I was just very impressed. We're going back for a luncheon. The apartments themselves were very spacious and each of them has their own balcony. The bedrooms were big enough for a king-sized bed. It had newer kitchens. It had a beautiful garden area where they could go out. It's got a fish pond and walking trails. We saw restaurant-style food. We didn't get to taste it, but it looked beautiful. They have an area where if the residents want to go and plant their own flowers, they can. It's huge. There are six floors and they have an elevator, so getting around is very easy. They have a gym, a beauty salon, and a shuttle service. On Mondays they take everybody to the grocery store. They go on certain outings. The staff member during the tour was awesome. It was very clean.

Bruce

I was happy with the staff at Immanuel Village. They were very caring to my mother and when the COVID hit, they were very careful and they did their best to keep COVID out of there. There's one or two cases, but they did a very good and valiant job at that. The only thing about it was the activities shut down when COVID got here, and they didn't have memory care that I knew about, that's why we moved her elsewhere. Their food was outstanding, and before COVID came, they had at least two or three activities a day. They brought in music bands, and they had a lot of stuff going on, so they were good.

Martha

Immanuel Village offered a gym, transportation to the doctor, a library, and a washer and dryer. The rooms were large and clean. The staff was fine. The rooms had a walk-in shower and a walk-in closet. They had a garden with benches.

Dee

We visited Immanuel Village. It was a beautiful facility with beautiful grounds and nice staff and residents. The food was amazing; there was a choice of two meals a day. Everything was laid out very nicely, and the pricing seemed to be reasonable.

Caring110128650

We chose Immanuel Terrace because I knew someone who lived there who really liked the facility. When I came to visit, their room sizes were much bigger than the other places that I looked. They also had one fee, and they didn’t have an add on for every little thing that they did.