Irving Point was a very nice facility. It was very clean. It was a lot bigger than the other place we toured. They serve meals there. They have somebody on call 24/7. It's more like a smaller apartment. They don't deal with medication or anything like that. If there's a medical emergency, somebody would be there to help them. It's more like independent living. The staff said that they all have the monitors that they wear. They have one and two-bedroom apartments. They have their own stove and refrigerator and very nice walk-in bathrooms. It was more affordable than the other ones that we looked at. Sally, who gave us the tour, was very informative. She helped us out by getting in touch with a couple of other agencies that could help out my dad financially. They charge for the meals. It's like $10 a person if you wanted or you can eat in your own apartment.

Irving Point was beautiful. I liked their lobby and their dining room was very, very clean and really pretty, too. The lady was very nice, polite, and friendly. She made me feel at home. The thing I didn't like about the place was the windows weren't very big. So, it's kind of dark inside the rooms. On the outside, maybe they could add more flowers and trees, something more calming and wanting to be outside with it, like a little pond or bird bath.