My mother will be moving into Evergreen Court Retirement Homes. They have something called transitional. It's closer to independent living, but it can be changed at any time when there's other care that's needed. My mother is kind of on the border. She needed the help that she can get from a senior community. For example, she needed help with cooking, cleaning, and stuff like that, but she doesn't need anyone to help her with pills, to move around, or dress her. We didn't really need all of that right now, so she's in transitional. Evergreen Court is the only one I found like that, which is mainly the reason why we chose it. It's an older facility. You wouldn't put it in the luxury category, although it's really quite nice. The interesting difference is that the apartments are huge. A one-bedroom apartment is about 650 square feet, which is larger than anything we saw anywhere else for much more money. I liked everything about it. It's a huge value for money. There's nothing like it in the Bellevue area, where money is an issue. They even have low-income rent reduction. Certainly, no one else does that. The people that I saw and the interactions I saw looked really good. The people who live there seemed well cared for and comfortable, but there's not that much you can say after a couple of visits. They only have a limited number of activities right now because of the COVID virus, but they had activities comparable with the other places. I'm extremely lucky to have had that as an option. If you're looking for value for money and a place where you'd be very comfortable putting your parent (especially when they are not rich like a lot of people around here), you couldn't do better than Evergreen Court. It was hands down better than anyone. The apartments were older, but they seemed well cared for.