My mother has moved into Kennesaw Place. They don't have very many people in the community. There are only 10 people, which is good for my mom because she has dementia. She's made three to four friends since she's been there. With not having a whole lot of people, the staff has more time to be with her, help her out, and help the other people in the community. I went in there one day, and they were doing bingo, puzzles, and coloring books. They went outside before it got too hot, and they did birdfeeders. They did fans, and they had movie nights. We had pancake breakfast the other day. They had different activities like that. She has a very large room because it fits two dressers, two recliners, her bed, and two nightstands. The bathroom is pretty big because it has a walk-in shower with the handicapped toilet and everything. She's in the memory care unit. I haven't seen anything bad about them. The facility is very clean. I've never been in there where it's been dirty or anything. The staff is very nice and very caring. They know each resident by name and what they like to do. There's one guy there that doesn't like to wear pants and they're very patient with him. They have him put on his pants, so he can come out. They're very nice. My mom says they're very nice, and they're good to her. The food portions are very small, and my mom complains that the food is always cold. It's not any cheaper or more expensive than anybody else I looked at.

I feel extremely fortunate to have chosen this facility for my mother. She started in assisted living and as the disease progressed, she was moved to the alzheimers care unit in the same facility. The staff do so much for my mother. They love her as I do and I know that she is in good hands.