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As a faith based organization, Presbyterian Senior Living is founded on the belief that every human being is of infinite worth as a unique creation of God. Based on this premise, Presbyterian Senior Living is committed to fully embracing the diversity of all persons served, so that together, we can foster a culture of inclusion in an environment free of all forms of discrimination where all people are treated with dignity and respect. Our goal is to cultivate awareness and understanding of personal differences and biases so that an environment of understanding, acceptance, respect and support is established.
Yes, dogs, cats, each weighing no more than 50 lbs, and birds are welcomed in Independent Living. Permission for more than two pets must be obtained from the Executive Director. Any pet-related damage is the responsibility of the resident.
Yes, residents must be at least 55.
Presbyterian Senior Living communities are committed to providing a healthy environment for both residents and staff. Residents, employees, visitors, vendors, contractors and volunteers are not permitted to use any tobacco products on our properties. We are pleased to join many other organizations that have taken this step and are reaping the benefits of a healthier environment.
Guests are always welcome.
The Residents’ Association has voted not to allow satellite dishes in the community for aesthetic reasons. Expanded basic Comcast Cable is provided to all residents at no additional charge and there are cable outlets in all units. Residents can upgrade their cable to Digital Cable and/or phone/internet to high speed DSL at their own expense.
Absolutely! This is encouraged and is a popular resident activity. There is also a community garden residents may cultivate.
Gas forced hot air.
You need Renter’s Insurance for the amount of your personal property. In addition, you should retain your health, liability, auto, and life insurance, just as though you were living outside of a retirement community.
The residency investment fee is made in 2 installments, prior to move-in.
While not mandatory, Long Term Care (LTC) Insurance might help to cover the costs of Personal Care and Home Health Care services. Check the terms of your LTC policy.
Upgrades, remodeling and additions to residents’ units must be presented in writing to our Executive Director and, if approved, will be at the resident’s expense. Such upgrades will be priced, given to the resident in writing and, upon agreement, will be performed by Westminster Village. Our Design Specialist will be glad to work with you on any interior upgrades or changes
Yes.
The deposit remains good and can be applied toward the investment fee upon signing a contract. You can turn down any unit offered without losing your deposit or your place on the waiting list.
We are committed to the safety of all of our residents. Criminal background checks have historically been routinely conducted for all staff prior to hiring. In addition, criminal background checks are conducted during the application process for independent living residents to identify felony convictions which may interfere with the health, safety and right to peaceful enjoyment of other community residents.
No. Our current residents, however, have priority should they need additional care. Call for availability.
We meet with each person when he or she joins our community to identify their unique health and wellness needs. We then meet periodically so that we are able to take advantage of every opportunity to promote wellness, safety and as much independence as possible.
No. As a Presbyterian Senior Living Community, we enjoy the strength and stability of an organization that has served seniors for more than 80 years. Caring for people is not just our job – it’s our calling. It is our policy to admit and treat all residents without regard to race, color, national origin, age, ancestry, sex, religious creed, handicap or disability.
Presbyterian Senior Living Communities have the strength of a relatively large organization and the financial resources to provide the security that older adults expect from an organization that promises to be there for as long as needed. Our individual communities, however, offer a range of sizes and reflect our commitment to the personal touch. They are places where the staff can know each resident as an individual, and where residents’ likes and dislikes are recognized and accommodated whenever possible. Being not-for-profit gives our organization the freedom to concentrate on the needs of residents first. While for-profit corporations have the dual responsibility of providing care for residents, as well as satisfying the needs of investors, we can remain more sharply focused on meeting the needs of residents. We believe that the ability to express these higher values also enables us to attract employees and volunteers with similar values.
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