Woodhaven Village

Michele

Woodhaven Village was gorgeous. Love it. However, they require the food plan, which means that we're looking more towards $4,000 a month. My mother weighs 100 pounds. She does not eat breakfast. Everything we looked at with the full meal plan was not anything we were even remotely interested in. Woodhaven is opening up a 55 plus, but they are requiring a one-year lease, and we would like something a little bit more flexible. The amenities are gorgeous, beautiful, and in a very well kept area.

Jackie

I have friends that live at Woodhaven Village, but I don't think it would be the place for my son. It's a very nice place. They go to dinner at night and it's rather formal. They can't go in a T-shirt and blue jeans. It's for the more sophisticated adults, I would call it. They play Bridge, and they're quiet. The common areas were pretty, and I thought the apartments were fine.

M\ary

I went to look at Woodhaven Village. They gave me a printout of the food choices that they had that week. They had cottages that were away from the main building which had a garage and a yard. You had to walk over to the main building for any activities or dinner or food. They didn't have a swimming pool, but they're getting ready to build one. Everything is very nice and well kept up.

Lucas

I've been to Woodhaven Village a few times and was able to check on their assisted living and memory care. My mom has not moved in yet, but she will be there this May. The reason we picked this place was the residents were out and about, and they were happy. Other places seemed to be very hospital-like and too formal, but this really felt homey. It felt like you're in a nice hotel. The person who toured us answered every single question we had and even brought up stuff that I didn't even think to ask. She was extraordinarily helpful. I had zero concerns walking into it. We were able to look at the menu too, and they had a really nice and diverse menu. It was kind of a restaurant style, and they change the menu up every day. I don't remember exactly what was on it, but my mother was really happy with it. They have plenty of different rooms. There's always something going on there. It seemed to be a very active location, and there's a lot of good stuff. It's a beautiful place.

Gail Mahaffey

Woodhaven Villages was a wonderful place for my parents.. my complaint is that as long as you are paying for their services the upper management (Steven) is nice but (as in the letter I sent to him) as soon as your love one passes "the Family" part of Woodhaven ceases. I sent him a letter explaining how the family feels when he did not acknowledge my mom's passing and got no response from him or his boss. So it just makes you feel as long as you are paying them the big bucks you are Family. As I said in the letter to Steven, you should be caring to the family because it might not be to far down the road they could be a client and right now I don't feel the same as I did when I wrote the review in 2019. If he would have acknowledged my letter this would not be posted on here.

Ann Wright

I had heard about Woodhaven from a family member who had a loved one there in Memory Care. I went to see for myself. I found the staff to be kind, caring, and helpful. The rooms are nicely sized with private bathrooms. The food is not gourmet, but good, and my father was very pleased, especially with the desserts! The staff also keeps the residents busy playing Bingo, painting, puzzles, watching television, etc. There are also Special Programs for residents to enjoy, such as magicians, musicians, and other artists for the residents to enjoy. I am very glad that my father was able to spend his final days there.