Brandon Wilde is more like a nursing home; it has that nursing home vibe. I know they have areas where people can live on their own though. It's kind of broken up into sections. I guess it depends on your level of need, but if you're still functioning you can also live there. The memory care portion of it just falls into being just a nursing home to me. I didn't like it. I can't remember his name of the person who showed us around. I felt like he was very rude, and he wasn't listening. We were very specific in what we were looking for. You don't have to tell me what's not available out there or what somebody else does or doesn't do. He's like "Oh, they don't do that. They can't do that." I didn't like that at all. We just had to cut the visit short. I wouldn't recommend anybody to go there. He's very condescending, telling us what things have to be, telling us there's no way we would be able to keep the patient at home. He doesn't know that, and that's not his decision to make. It's just not acceptable to me. In my opinion, the place is basically a glorified nursing home. It's like you can live there as assisted living, but once you need anything more than that you just get the nursing home. I looked at the memory care, but it just looked like a nursing home to me. I wish I wouldn't go there. I wouldn't want my children to put me there. It's like once you need memory care, it's no longer a homey atmosphere. They had a day room. I actually didn't see an exercise room. They have a little reading area and stuff, but it doesn't hold a candle to the other place at all. They don't have a chef. I saw the menu, and there was nothing impressive. They did have pretty gardens and walking paths.