Village Place

Village Place is a senior housing community that offers a range of options for people with different needs, so folks who are 62 or older can find safe, comfortable, and affordable apartments, and there are special places, like Tubman Towers, set aside for people over 55 who have disabilities, while Good Shepherd Villa, Mt. Pleasant Place, Stone House Place, and a few others allow people of any age with disabilities to rent a unit too, so there's space for someone in a wheelchair or who needs hearing help, especially over at Woodridge Place where units have features for accessibility. The community covers ten counties in Ohio and is under Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio, so you get a mix of different buildings, like Applewood Place I and II, Centerburg Place, Chadwick Place I, II, and III, Greenfield Place, Grovewood Place I and II, Little Brook Place, The Manor at Howland Glen, North Community Place, Oakhurst Place, Pleasant View Place, Stratford Place, and Village Place, all leaning on simple, independent living and affordable rents for folks with limited income. The place is often described as quiet and nice, and reviews online are positive, showing a five-star average, and the staff seem to stick around, with some folks like Sonja going out of their way to treat tenants like family, always being helpful, friendly, and kind. You'll find amenities common to most residential communities, so add in activities for keeping your mind sharp, good meals with healthy ingredients, and sometimes guidance from senior living advisors who can help figure out suitable care options, which can be important if you need extra support, like memory care for dementia or help with daily tasks. The buildings keep weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with staff on hand who help with real estate and make the place run smoothly. In Village Place and the other locations, there's a focus on being a welcoming, social place for folks wanting independent living, assisted living, or care for memory challenges, plus accessible housing in case mobility, vision, or hearing is a concern. If you want to look up more about them, they're on several online review sites and they keep a website updated for anyone who wants to learn more or get in touch by phone, email, or their contact forms.