“No stone has gone unturned-from the cleanliness, medical needs, wonderful food, to the opportunities to socialize-it is everything one would want for their loved one.”
Konnie Shelton, Channel Point Village
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“The activities and the people make El Dorado West home. There is always something to do and someone to talk to.”
Nancy Sumner, El Dorado West
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“I like the good food and entertainment, the exercise, and I get to meet lots of people.”
Amy Cox, Grandview Village
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“The wellness staff always meets you with a smile. They are caring, compassionate, experienced, kind, and professional. The dining staff are the hardest working team with a great attitude!”
Betty S., Mill Ridge Village
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“I can’t say enough about the safe, nurturing environment Harbor Tower Village provides for my mom. The friendly, caring, professional staff truly makes it the welcoming village it is.”
Brynn McIntyre, Harbor Tower Village
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“I really like it here. The staff is great and I have some really great neighbors.”
JoAnn Washam, Alder Ridge Senior Apartments
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