Chancellor's Village

I would tell them unless their parent is in good health and able to use all the amenities it's not worth it. It is for someone who wants to be in a closed community.

The staff and facility are great. Demand a room with a screened in porch, if you don't they will want $K's to screen it. It is expensive but I have looked around and to save $$ it is a considerable drop expectations for not much of a cost savings. You get what you pay for, it's your loved one. Treat them well in their final years. They need larger portion size. I have eaten there a few time with my mom and always left hungry. The food is good but add more variety too. Offer a salad bar vs. the canned salad they have which isn't very good.

They keep me informed of changes in my cousins status, situations in the facility, they encourage her to participate in activities and offer suggestions for improving her care. The facility is always clean. There is a variety of food offering and having eaten there with my cousin the food is good. The staff are friendly and professional.

Chancellors was the place that made dad feel most comfortable and welcome. I would recommend to others.

My loved one is currently a resident at Chancellor's Village and everything at this facility has been great so far. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Communication with the family is good. The cleanliness and friendliness is great. The meals, activities, care services and value for cost are also great. I would recommend Chancellor's Village to family and friends! It's a great facility.

Staff was very friendly the facility was clean, well-maintained . Resident seemed well taken care of and friendly. The facility atmosphere was very calm, seemed orderly not chaos, caring. We picked the community because of the services they offered location and the state rating.

The staff was always looking out for my cousin. They would call me for any issue with her, no matter how small. They encouraged her to get involved with activities. The facility itself was always clean. There was always a variety of choices for the meals in the dining area. I feel my cousin is very well taken care of. I would definitely recommend Chancellor's Village to anyone looking.

My loved one is a resident at Chancellor's Village and everything about our experience at this facility has been wonderful. Everything has been great for him. I would highly recommend this facility to family and friends.

Chancellor's Village is definitely worth checking out! It's a great option. I like that my parents have access to other people. Their social life has definitely improved. The apartment is the perfect size for them to downsize. All their appliances - washer/dryer, dishwasher, etc. - work properly. And there's plenty of closet space.

The only drawback is that my mom doesn't take advantage of all the amenities or most of them. She likes to keep to herself and unfortunately after the initial period where they have an ambassador who helps you around to get used to things there isn't anyone specific encouraging you to participate. But overall I'm very happy. Cleaning staff is so great and meals are very good.

Really our deciding factor was the staff and the apartment - the staff have been very responsive and the apartment is a very nice size. Before we moved in the bathroom was very clean, they did the floors and replaced the windows they said they would do early on. The community is a little pricey but based on our experience we would recommend Chancellor's Village to other families.

I cannot rate the staff high enough, they are so friendly and they know the residents by name. My mom came here reluctantly but she will admit that the people are all so friendly and welcoming. It is very clean, someone comes in once a week to clean her room and the common areas are kept spotless. The grounds and facility itself are beautiful. They have activities every day and they have a few different activities directors. Communication to the residents are great. For example they have a calendar outside the elevators showing the dates and times for the activities. The food is very good, they are chef prepared meals and it is served restaurant style. The value is great, you definitely get what you pay for. There are a few extras included here that were not included at other places. I would highly recommend Chancellor's Village to others - I can honestly say that it is better than we had ever hoped for.

Very nice facility, good food, friendly people. Apartment was roomy and had a private outdoor deck as well. Apartment was freshly painted with new carpet and new appliances. when Mom moved in. Staff was attentive and caring.

I'm anxious to see what happens when things turn back to some sense of normalcy after Covid restrictions ease. There are few odds and ends, certain little things like connecting cable, that have been an ongoing problem. I know seniors tend to have trouble with that, but I feel like it could have been a little more easily corrected. My loved one tells me she likes the food most of the time. I think it would be really helpful if they locked the cost increases in with standard inflation, rather than having big jumps like just occurred. I'm concerned that eventually they will price seniors out. But it is one of the nicest places in the area. Residents can cook and do their own thing if they want, or eat the provided meals. There's a cleaning service that comes in. They seem to have everything they need here. I would live here myself if I I needed to. I appreciate that they really try to drive engagement. Other than the cranky resident here or there, the people have been very kind and nice, although we're in the Bible Belt, so some people can be a bit preachy. But I like the staff. Everything I've seen with them has been very positive, and that's what my loved one tells me as well.