The Seneca Rockville was absolutely beautiful. They have all different programs for the residents. They have physical therapy, a spa, woodworking classes (and all other different classes), a library, and a bar outside. I would describe it as an upscale hotel. It's very nice. The cafeteria was very clean. They also have two different dining rooms. If you want to have private dinners with a few of your friends or family that come over, they have areas for that. The woman that gave the tour was amazing, too.

We will be moving into The Seneca Rockville. It's more assisted living. It is not a nursing home. We get three meals. They have nurses, but they don't have a doctor on call. It's mostly for individuals who are more active and may need some type of assistance here or there. They have Parkinson's classes four days a week. They've been very helpful. We had lunch and dinner there, and the food was excellent. They have menus. It's not a set meal, and you have choices. It's almost like a restaurant.