My friend is at Lakekand Manor. I went to visit him today and they seemed to have forgotten him or were maybe too busy to shave him, and he's been wearing somebody else's clothing and I've never seen him wear his own clothes. I've taken clothes and he don't have his own clothes every time I see him, he has somebody else's clothes on. They don't allow us in his room. Because of COVID, we're outside. They seemed to give him a lot of meds, but at least this time he knew who I was. Other times, he didn't recognize me, but this time he did. When I ask him questions he really doesn't know. When I go there they take me right outside, sit me down, and they go get him, and they bring him out and sit him down, and I really don't see anybody 'til I leave. They come and get him and that's it. I don't get to talk to nobody or anybody. I do know that his sister and his daughters, they make things rough for the staff. I mean, they call and call, and make it rough for the staff. Like complaining about everything, where I, I don't know, I just thank goodness somebody's taking care of him that I don't have to. Because the family never comes to visit or take care of him. What I've seen and where they walk him straight through, it's very clean. I haven't seen his room or any other rest of the facility, just where they walk me through to take me out in the visiting/where they have visitors. They have just a gazebo where they sit and visit, that's where the residents go. When I went to visit today they put me out in the yard at a table, and you visit outside. As far as when I was in the building, it was clean and orderly. It was OK.

My mother is in the memory unit she is what do you call a runner I am glad the unit is locked so she cannot run away and be lost like in the past and that other places that she’s been at they take such good care of her and she loved it there I am so thankful for this place. And the staff is awesome