The manager at B'nai B'rith Homecrest House was very nice. They have several buildings and a lake there. They serve dinner and you can either come down to eat or to your room. They're renovating the place. It looks very nice and very clean. There's no odor. They have worship services in their auditorium, lots of different activities going on, and a little area to barbecue. It's very well put together. The apartments were also very nice and clean. Their bathroom was wheelchair-accessible. The kitchen cabinets were very nice. Then it's got stoves and refrigerators. They also have bus trips to Trader Joe's or to the Plaza del Mercado (which is down the street) or to Leisure World and different places. They have an exercise room and a room for you to go to a beautician to get your hair done through an appointment. It's a very quiet complex. They have a sitting area in the lobby and when you're going from one building to the other, you go through this atrium. It's all windows and so you can see the outside, which will be very pleasant if it's snowing. They have a table there where you can do puzzles or just sit there andread a book. It's very, very neat. They have a little convenience store, too. I felt very comfortable there. I spoke to two residents and they were very happy. The young ladies at the desk seemed to be very nice and very cordial when you walked up and asked to speak to the manager.

My mom lived there several years ago. When we moved in, a woman in the elevator told her she was going to love living there and she did. Joe was the kindest and caring manager. Great team of workers. The building and my mom's apt. were kept immaculate. She had a lovely one bedroom apt. There were complaints about the dinner meal and they made a change. Very good security. My mom, who was usually shy, made a lot of friends there and got involved in activities. It was very reassuring because I lived out of state. Wonderful environment!