We looked at the independent side of Jenni-Lynn Senior Living. The layout was nice and it's really cute. It's sort of compact so there's not a lot of travel because it's not a huge campus and it's relatively small. The staff seemed to be very polite and very engaging. The cottages were really cute and I thought they were just adorable. They're almost like homes. They give the residents a nice amount of space but not too much where they'd be overwhelming for cleanup. It's nice and I fell in love with the 1-bedroom, the units have a beautiful outdoor patio. The picture of that captured me and when I got to see it for myself, I was sold. The 2- bedroom cottages also have a very nice backyard space. The place is up-to-date and modern. I didn't have any hesitation about it. We got to see a unit that had a resident and we got to see a unit that was being worked on because the residents had moved out and they were all clean. The campus itself is clean. Inside the building, we had to use the restroom and it was very clean. It appears that they have the best practices for the pandemic. While they haven't made it mandatory for their staff to get the shot, many of them have gotten it. I know that they have different activities and different outings that they can take advantage of, but at that property, during my visit, I had not seen them. I did notice a room for the beauty shop or whatever, but they didn't open it up, so we would have looked inside. Overall, I thought things could be a little bit different, but that was just more of like my expectation and what I just had envisioned. The residents were nice though and as we were approaching the facility, one of the residents was there. She was walking around and she seemed to be very pleasant. She also seemed like she was okay and they were taking care of her. There was nothing that stood out to me when it came to the staff. I wouldn't say it was exceptional or maybe my expectations are just different. Coming from a customer service background and work, I look for certain levels of excellence and that you should go out of your way. I found that the level of service was pretty competitive because they were doing what they were supposed to do but there was nothing that stood out or that they went above and beyond. I didn't feel that way. I just felt like it was business as usual and they performed their roles in the usual manner. I think they need more parking because the parking at the campus is low. For visitors that are coming in, in addition to the residents, there was not a lot of parking space. They have to expand their property to be able to accommodate visitors for parking.

Jenni-Lynn Senior Living was great. The best thing about it is that it has a garage. They're independent living, and it looked like a house cut in half. One side is for one person, and then the other side is for another person. Everybody looked happy there. The staff was nice. They were playing bingo when I was there. All the rooms had wood floors. I saw a one-bedroom because I didn't need more than that. They were very well maintained. They have a library, but the biggest amenity to me is the garage. It's hard to find a senior living home with a garage. It feels homey. There are two houses in one unit and both houses have garages. If you need to have someone take care of you, they have that too. The only staff I talked to was the person who does the leasing, and she was very knowledgeable.