My mom is in Clearwater Retirement Community. She's in the independent unit. She has a two-bedroom apartment. She has her own kitchen, a full-sized refrigerator, a dishwasher, a stove, and a small microwave, and they provide all that. She has a dining area, a living room, a couch, three chairs, a TV, two bedrooms, and two baths. The community sends someone to clean the bathrooms and vacuum the floors every week. Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're not; they don't seem to keep the help very long. Right now the cleaning person doesn't know anything about cleaning, but the one before them was wonderful. They keep the yards up OK. It's basically a fourplex. They don't do a whole lot of maintenance. We replaced the light bulbs just to keep them going, but they don't seem to keep the maintenance people very long, either. The nurses are very responsive. She wears a medical-alert thing that has a button she can push, and they're very responsive -- they come and they help. It's not always an RN, but someone comes. They actually deliver food to her for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and those people seem to be very nice. They have variety. She always complains about it because she's a cook, but they bring her plenty of food. The meals there for a while were not really very good, but lately they have really improved, and the selection is better. It presents better, and it's actually pretty good food right now. She goes to church -- we take her to church -- and she and another lady work on our church bulletin. She comes and gets her, drives around town, and delivers and visits with people. She has lived in the community for forty years, and she knows a lot of people. Their accounting department doesn't respond really well. I've notified them at least a half-dozen times to send the bills to me, but they keep sending them to a non-existent Clearwater address, and now they're sending it to her apartment. I'm disgusted with their accounting department.