Joseph Cannizzo Jr.

I have been an employee at Juniper Village at Williamstown for almost ten years. In that time, I have seen the community undergo many changes – changes in staff, changes in residents, changes in the administration – however, one thing that has never changed in those ten years is the level of individualized care and dedication that the management and staff show to each and every resident in their care.

If you are considering placing a loved one into an Assisted Living community, or if you yourself are in need of such services, I would strongly urge you to check out Juniper Village at Williamstown and stop by for a tour of the community. Very quickly you will come to find that the community is not institutional; rather, it is very homey, warm, and welcoming. Residents – who have been strangers to one another for the majority of their lives – become fast friends. Community activities foster interpersonal relationships while residents’ free time helps to maintain independence.

Freedom of choice is one of the core values of Juniper Village at Williamstown. Our residents are people. Just because they have come to be under our care does not negate their entitlement to the same rights and freedoms as anyone else. Our assisted living care staff respect the independence of our residents and never force them to do anything they don’t want to do, but are nonetheless always present to provide a helping hand should the resident require it.

Juniper Village at Williamstown has been a wonderful place to work these past ten years. I often say that it’s like having thirty or forty grandparents. Again, if you or a loved one is considering transitioning into an Assisted Living community, visit Juniper Village at Williamstown – you will not be disappointed.