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Entering The Inn at Belden Village, you’ll see and feel the difference — nurturing, love, caring, family and faith.
See the transformation in your loved one.

  • Nurse on duty 24 hours a day
  • Fun-loving caregivers help with everyday needs
  • Activities offered throughout the day
  • Chauffeured transportation to doctors, shopping, dining and recreation
  • Private suites and areas to visit that feel like home
  • Caring staff provides meals, housekeeping, laundry and personal care
  • Amenities include a beauty shop, spa, library, chapel, theatre, courtyard, health & wellness room and much more
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Tour our private suites, beautiful patio, great room and fireplace, dining room and more as you discover the splendor and warmth of The Inn at Belden Village.

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What Families Say

The staff and aides have been very helpful, and The Inn at Belden Village is infused with a spirit of kindness, good humor, patience and compassion. They have shown a willingness to work with our family on a variety of issues and have communicated with us every step of the way. It’s impressive that so many of the team are continuing their professional training.
-Kathy
For a lucky few, there is a new family at The Inn at Belden Village. The minute you walk in the door, a friendly staff will greet you. You can be sure all questions will be answered. Once you move your loved one into the new room, all worries are over. Our loved one now has three meals a day, laundry services, transportation, medication administration and yes, even a place to get his hair cut. Living in Florida, we can smile as we drive down the highway knowing we made the right choice for our loved one.
-Richard
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Answers to Important Questions

How do I start the conversation about assisted living with my loved one?

Talking with your loved one about a change to assisted living can be stressful and overwhelming for both of you. It must be handled with respect and dignity. Research your options ahead of time so you have some facts to present about the progression of any disease or the ability to live alone, as well as the assisted living communities available. Address their fear of loss of independence and loneliness. Let them help make the decision. Read More

How do I choose the best community for my loved one?

Research the options in your area that could accommodate your loved one. Tour each one and look at the care available and the care that is being given. What are the attitudes of the staff and residents? Are they friendly and accommodating or disinterested? Also check for activities that your loved one will enjoy. Is it bright and cheerful, are their smiles and laughter or is it dark and idle? Are residents content and positive or do they seem lonely and lost? Read More

How do we afford assisted living?

Assisted Living communities vary widely in cost depending on room size, services offered and other factors. Although private pay is the most common, there are other options: long-term care policies, Veteran’s Aid and Attendance Benefit, Medicaid or SSI. Tax deductions may be available for you. Be sure to ask the admissions director at your intended community for ideas on financial aid. Read More

What is assisted living and how do I know it's right for my loved one?

Assisted living communities are for people needing assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) but wishing to live as independently as possible for as long as possible. Assisted living exists to bridge the gap between independent living and nursing homes. Residents in assisted living centers are not able to live by themselves, but do not require constant care either. Read More