Fox Hill Village

Google reviews

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  Big Bob a week ago

  When my husband and I decided to move closer to our daughters living in Massachusetts, we visited several senior living communities.  FHV met everything we were looking for. We immediately loved the 10-acre campus of beautifully landscaped grounds, as well as paved walking and hiking trails at different elevations.  Even indoors, the scenery viewed though floor-to-ceiling windows in the fitness center and swimming pool is beautiful. During our tour with Lisa Levine, we noticed that people were busy using the gym, swimming pool, card room and ping pong & billiard tables, etc.  People smiled and said “hello” as they passed us in the corridors; it struck us as a happy place, a warm and welcoming environment, Our names were on the “Future Resident Club Wait List” for four months when a 2-bedroom apartment that checked all our boxes became available.  As owners, we had the option to customize our apartment with the help of the design center, but the apartment had already been beautifully renovated recently.  It also was one of the many apartments that had a patio or balcony with views. Once we moved in, it was easy to meet new people. The Welcoming Committee activities and dining opportunities with new and old residents were plentiful.  Having a bank’s ATM, hair salon/spa, physical therapy, wellness center, and village store - all under one roof - is very convenient, especially when foul weather keeps us indoors.  The generous meal allowance at the three restaurants offers lots of options from a la carte to three-course dinners, all delicious.  We enjoy sharing conversations at dinner with the interesting people we have met.  We especially like the pool, fitness classes, concerts and lectures.  Also, there are many excursions to museums, concerts, etc. to choose from. We find Fox Hill to be a supportive, caring and friendly community. We feel safe and well cared for and are very happy with our choice of Fox Hill. Our children are also! Fran and Rob

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  John Steadman 2 weeks ago

  In March 2024, my wife was diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimer’s. I began reading everything I could and attending Alzheimer’s support meetings, where I met people who had to find a home for their spouse quickly after a fall or some other crisis. I did not want to be in that position, and I didn’t want our children to have to quickly figure out what was best for their mother. So I started researching options for when she would need more and better care. I looked at numerous places, online and in person. The best resources were recommendations from friends and the visiting caretakers. We have been married since we finished college, so I wanted a place with great memory care where I would also be happy in independent living. Nothing came close to Fox Hill. White Oak Cottages stood out. The staff was impressive, and they have lower turnover than any other place I visited. The garden concept gives a warm, homelike feeling rather than an institutional one. It is on one floor, residents have access to the garden at all times, I could decorate her room with touches of home, and there is a wealth of stimulating activities, including live music. Spouses and family are welcomed. She has been there just over three months, and the experience so far confirms I made the right choice. The staff is very attentive, treats everyone with respect and dignity, and has helped her adjust to her new environment. The activities and socialization have improved her mood. On all fronts, White Oak Cottages has exceeded my expectations. I was also looking for a place for both of us. While I enjoy sound health, I wanted to be close to her. I wanted many activities, walking trails, a small garden, dining options, and a place for my antique car. Fox Hill Village checked all the boxes, and the location is great. As I write this, I am starting my own move. The sales teams for both White Oak Cottages and Fox Hill Village were great to work with. They answered all my questions, got back to me in

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