Westmont of Cypress was like a five-star hotel. It was very, very expensive, but they have tons of amenities and lots of activities. They have a pool,a movie theater, a physical therapy room, and lots of stuff going on. I'd like to move there myself. We saw both assisted living and memory care and it has been open since last December, so it's new. The lady who was giving us a tour was very thorough, very kind, and friendly.

I've visited Westmont of Cypress memory care. It had some apartment complexes built in for assisted living and the other side was memory care. It was a great facility. Everything was very new and very fresh. It didn't look like a senior living facility. It was a good thing because some places are very depressing to be in. This place just seemed like it was breath of fresh air. It's a great environment, and a place that I would love for my mom to go. The staff that gave me the tour was very informative. She gave us a lot of information, was very helpful, and was very honest about the pricing. She told us how much we can go up to depending on this, that, and the other. She was very upfront. The dining area was very nice, and everything was new. It was very uplifting to be there, unlike the other one I toured which felt doom and gloom. They have activities always going on, depending on the level that the patient needs and the care that they need.

The Westmont of Cypress is well divided for different seniors and what their needs are. The food is five-star, and the help is very friendly and very professional. The ones that run it have done a great job to get us signed in and, at a time when we were tight on schedules, they made it happen with the medical field and all the paperwork they needed, and they got my mom in when I needed it. I was very pleased with the whole management of Westmont. The rooms, depending on if you're getting a suite or a single, are beautiful. They're new, they're spotless, kept up weekly, with cleaning services and so forth. It's all very nice. The memory care side has two large buildings split into different needs. My mom is in the memory care building, which has a different number but is still a part of Westmont, right in the same center. For activities, they have walking, games, movies, birthday parties, and different holidays they celebrate with the people there. I'm new at it, so I couldn't say much more right now, but it's got a lot of different classes. They give them DIY projects and little games to play like cards and so forth. Mom is not too active in her memory to do some of the activities but walking, and I think puzzles. They work with her a little bit for memory and recognition with cards and pictures. I think she's limited, as some are. The food is of very good quality, we're very pleased with it, and she's getting 3 meals a day there. They have amenities, but in my mom's memory site, I'm sure some are limited. The other side has a pool and weight rooms. I think the memory one is more on games and walking exercises. The games are to keep their mind sharper. It is a memory care building, so they're not doing other things that could be dangerous to them. The staff is very kind, very professional, gives good information, they're right on top of everything for me, and gives me lots of calls. The price is average for everyone. There are newer facilities which, when you start comparing them with this one, the prices here are within the comfortable rate. All 10 that I interviewed with are within a couple thousand of each other, and this being the newest and more updated, I thought it was very fair.