I toured here. They have assisted living, but it's really more independent living. They are little studios with a bathroom. My dad has to be able to get up and go to the bathroom. It is assisted living; that means they're the ones that told me they are willing to take people in wheelchairs. It seemed like almost independent living because the people have their own little rooms. Some of the people I saw there were quite independent, walking well, and pretty mobile. They have people that will do everything for them, like go in the rooms and dress them and stuff. I thought it was very small, but small is good. The rooms were not too far. One room they showed me was a little bit too far for my dad to walk to the dining room. It is better than these huge places that are floors after floors after floors and big, long, long, long hallways. It was small, and it was cute. The menu looked good. I asked if I could at some point go and try their food. Of course during Covid, they're not letting visitors come in and eat a meal (which I was disappointed). The grounds were really nice. They had some nice patios for them, a nice TV room, and a living room. I only saw one little man walking round. Where were the seniors? The little man that was walking around was very mobile, didn't use a cane, and didn't use a walker. He was just walking around taking his daily stroll. I was disappointed. I think at the hour I went, lunch was over. Nobody was in the TV room or in the room relaxing. Nobody was chit chatting. They were all in their rooms. When I went, they didn't have any activity going on at the time. They had a beautiful piano, and beautiful, nice, comfortable chairs facing the piano. They had a nice TV, and they had another living room. They had like a little snack bar, and it was for the people. The dining room was very nice and clean with nice tables. They weren't close on top of each other. There was good separation because seniors need room to walk with their walkers and stuff. There were rails all along the hallways, and I liked that a lot. I just wish I would have seen some people moving about. If I choose that place, I will have to go try a meal. I would want to see the people that are living there. The staff was outstanding, and it was a very nice building.

We're very pleased here. My mom moved into assisted living. The place is clean, friendly, and welcoming. The staff is willing to serve. The food is not excellent, but good. The people are lovely, and they've all just been wonderful.

It was pretty nice and accommodating. One thing we didn't like about it was to go into the office where we met with the director was upstairs, and my friend doesn't go upstairs very well since he's using a walker. They did have a ramp, but it was kind of a long way around the stairs instead of being right next to it, so we had to go down a little bit of a hallway, into the dining room, and then double back up a different hallway in order to go where the office was. They had very nice amenities such as an arts and crafts room, a reading room that was kind of a library, a machine where you stick your paper and read which was good for my friend because his eyesight is very poor, and a separate room where they did activities. Everybody was friendly, and the staff said hi. The rooms were OK and were mostly a one room.

It was a very nice place. It was a much newer building, so it had that feel of a higher quality. I saw the 1-bedroom and the 2-bedroom, and they were nice, big, and clean. The entire place looked elegant.

It doesn’t fit me, but it was terrific and I liked it. The staff was friendly, helpful and informative. The apartments were nice. They have range of activities that seemed good for people that like to do things and they have things every day to sign up.

We got father-in-law has been here for about a month now. They’re very accommodating, and I like them very much. They’re in tune with what my father-in-law needs. The room is small, but it’s as much as he needs and clean.

The accommodations are all right and the staff was very nice and accommodating. But there's no walking spaces and no grass here.