The Village at Eastgate Retirement Community

My wife and I have just had to move her sister out of The Village at Eastgate at the end of November. Her short stay was due to her declining conditions. We had nothing but the greatest experience with the staff and many of the residents during the few months she was there. The entire Staff from the front door through the administrators and Services Personal treated us like family and worked with us through any questions and requests we had. Thank You All ! We do appreciate you. Great Place.

Our mom has lived there almost 6 years now. She just turned 91. We are so happy that Eastgate Village has the care & kindness to help our mom & all of the other residents there. Mom has not been the easiest but they have always addressed each one of our concerns with earnest consideration & kindness. The employees are always friendly to us. Covid-19 has been a total pain but they are going above & beyond to keep everyone safe & sound. Not an easy task at all. Thank you to John & the entire staff! And, Merry Christmas!

After an early stage dementia diagnosis, we moved our mother from Florida back home to Ohio and began the search for a senior living facility. After touring many facilities, we decided to move her to Eastgate Village. It was a smaller facility with nice apartments and a "homey feel." They had so much to offer the residents with entertainment, crafting, exercise programs, good food, bake sales, transportation and a wonderful staff. Everyone was so friendly and good to mom. She loved them all: the cleaning staff, the cafeteria staff, the office staff, the janitorial staff, the entertainment/activities team and especially the owners (the Trowbridge family - Mona, John and Jenni). They went beyond the call of duty during the eight years mom lived there to help with our needs but more importantly to always show her love. They made mom and all of us feel like family. As the dementia worsened, our family decided it was time to move mom to a dementia facility. We were there one month and knew we made a terrible mistake. I called Eastgate Village and found out mom's apartment was vacant. We felt it was an omen that we needed to take her back "home" and bring in caregivers to care for her. It was a wonderful feeling to go back, and we were able to keep mom there until God called her home. Even then, the Trowbridge family jumped in to help us through a very difficult time in our lives.