My brother is in Regency Retirement Village. He seems to like being there. Their director is very, very kind, and considerate. She stayed there when he was being discharged from the hospital so that I could come and have him admitted that night, which she didn't have to do. It really showed me that they are really dedicated to the people that are there. My brother said they have very nice rooms. It's $2,000, they have their own private bedroom and they share a kitchen, they also have a little common area, and they have everything that you need to cook with. It really and truthfully is really nice compared to the other place he'd been. The accommodations are much nicer. The staff as a whole is really good as well. For a while, because of the pandemic, they were not allowed to eat together, but now they have started letting them go and eat together in the dining room. He doesn't have a complaint about the food. It really looks like going to a hotel, not a motel. They had quite a few activities that my brother participated in; they played games, and they would take them out on different outings. They were doing that before COVID started. They would transport them to their doctor's appointment, they took him to get his drivers license renewed, and he was really pleased with that because he can't drive anymore. I'm pleased with them.

We chose Regency Retirement Village because it's a place where both my parents could stay together in their hometown, and there was a room available. It's very clean and does not smell. We had caregivers that moved with them to make the transition, so we haven't had just their staff yet, and it's been a little tricky because I can't say things about them fairly at this point.