We toured All American Assisted Living at Raynham. I like it. It was very nice. The lady was very nice. However, the room they had available had a view of the dumpster, so we didn't like it that much. Comparing it with another place I went, I didn't think the lighting was very bright, but it's still on our list. I met the marketing lady, and she was very nice and very helpful. I thought the facility was very nice. I think the lighting could have been brighter indoors. The other thing was that we want my mom to go outside, and it was right next to the highway, so the highway noise was very apparent. You could hear the cars from the highway. Everything was clean though.

All American Assisted Living at Raynham is just the perfect size for my husband. There's not too many residents and the location for me is good. They have an atrium where they can go out whenever they want. It's enclosed so nobody can wander away from the facility. The meals are very good. For lunch and dinner they get two choices, and they can pick what they like (I'm not usually there at breakfast time, so I'm not sure what they have for breakfast). If they don't like either one, they can get a hamburger or a hot dog, grilled cheese sandwich, or any other kind of sandwich. Everyone has been very accommodating. I go there at different times because I wanted to see how the different shifts are and how people reacted to these residents. So far, I'm very pleased. My husband is in a shared room in the memory care unit, but he has his own bedroom. Next door to him is another bedroom and then they share a common area. He just got a roommate a couple days ago and it seems to be working out fine. His room is very nice. You can bring anything you want. I brought pictures up there, but you have to supply the bed, the bureau, and furnish the whole thing. He's very well taken care of. They do his laundry twice a week and everything else for him. The CNAs really run it. They are the ones that take care of all the residents. They know all these people, and a lot of them have been there for a long time. The nurse is in a separate office, but if you need her, she comes right out always. On the assisted living side, if someone comes in with a guitar, they will take some of the people from the memory unit over there. So, they interact with each other. They have activities mostly all afternoon.