Frequently Asked Questions
Currently we have over 350 residents on our campus with over 275 who reside at Freedom Village Retirement Center in independent living.
Yes! If you own a vehicle and have a valid drivers license and insurance, we can assign you a covered parking space.
Yes! You can enjoy time with your friends and family and have them overnight as well.
We do have some common-sense rules about visitors and children that vary for different areas of campus to be sure that we maintain a safe and respectful environment for all of our residents.
Yes! Pets are allowed within residences and certain areas of Freedom Village Retirement Center.
We have sensible policies and restrictions on pets that help ensure a safe, clean and peaceful environment for all residents.
We provide normal maintenance and repairs for the unit as well as the mechanical systems and components such as plumbing, HVAC and kitchen appliances at no additional charge.
Alcohol is available in our dining rooms and in our Pavillion during social hour - and certainly in your home. Remember, Freedom Village is your home.
Freedom Village is a non-smoking community and as such smoking is not allowed in common areas as well as in residential units. There are designated smoking areas on campus.
When your needs change, you can move between our levels of care. Knee surgery and need extra help? Move from independent living to assisted living or skilled nursing, and move back to your apartment when you are ready. And get your physical therapy right here at Freedom Village.
Your independence and privacy are important to us too. At Freedom Village, you make your own decisions about how you live. Activities are always available, so you can join in when you want, and you can enjoy the privacy of your own home when you want. The choice is yours.
The residential agreements have flexibility built-in to accommodate you in the event you decide to make a change within a reasonable period of time. While we would hate to lose you, it's your decision. Ask for more details and review the residency agreement to learn more.