My mom Janet has passed away, but my father David is now in Our House Assisted Living of Tooele. It's a brand-new facility, and we were able to get him a nice little apartment unit. His apartment has a little kitchenette, a dining area, a TV area, a bedroom, and a bathroom; it's very large. He does a lot of his own stuff, but they do his laundry, and they fix his meals and stuff for him. He is also allowed to have his puppy there. The dining room is beautiful, I think the food is really good, and the care is excellent. They have cinema, they have music night, they have bus rides, and even through COVID they have been able to do quite a few things. They also allow visits in his room during the COVID, and I think soon all of the residents and caretakers will have shots. The facility is beautiful, and the value for money is excellent, too.

I visited Our House Assisted Living of Tooele for my uncle. Even though this was convenient because I am in Tooele, it was really leaning towards a lot of women. I did not see a lot of men. It did not seem to have as much happy atmosphere of the patients. The outside was pretty and would be nice in summertime. It is a brand-new facility. The director was the one that gave me the tour of the facility. The apartment was nice, but it is just that I don't think it would meet his needs. I do not recall it having a washer and dryer in the facility. You have to take your laundry down to the area where they have laundry that they do, and you can do it yourself or have them do it. There is a dining room, but it did not look elegant. They had activities, but he did not go into detail with that. They do have security guards at the back door, then the front doors were locked because of Covid; that was nice. I guess it is to prevent people with Covid being able to slip in. They have the usual activities likes painting, exercising, and that sort of thing. Nothing is patient specific or anything. They also have bingo.