I went to St. Anthony's Senior Living. I was very impressed with that facility as well. I saw a lot of residents out and about, and even they voluntarily told me how much they liked it. I met some of the staff, some of the cooks, stuff like that, and it just seemed like a very, very nice facility. I think other people would be very, very happy with that if they took a look at it. The staff member, she just was very friendly, very welcoming, and very informative. They had a library. St. Anthony's was well lit, and it was very, very attractive. It felt homey.

I toured St. Anthony's Senior Living. It was an in-person tour. They didn't have a swimming pool, which I would like; however, they're very impressive. The only thing I don't like about it is where it's located. They don't have too many people in it yet, but it's very impressive as far as the facility is concerned. The staff was very nice.

St. Anthony's Senior Living was beautiful. The people who work there were impeccable. I have seen the menu, but I haven't tried any food. They don't do Medicaid though. Once your money's running out, they find you somewhere else to go.

Our parents opted to move into St. Anthony's amidst a very challenging time in both our family's life and in the life of our country. Despite the pressures on all of us, including the staff of this remarkable community, we have literally seen people operating at their very best, day and night, to make our parents feel welcome, comfortable, safe and valued. It's as if our folks have moved into a vibrant village full of caring, warm and competent people who are simply devoted to the place they have built, to every person there, and to every task at hand, large or small. It's hard to imagine how we could've asked for a better place for this next chapter in our parents' lives. Thank you to all at St. Anthony's!