We have chosen Sunrise at Montgomery Village for Mom because it's very comprehensive. They understand the care of a person who has memory issues. The environment is nice. They have lots of people helping, and some people have been there a long time. I felt the warmth and the security. Plus, it's a mile and a half from my house, so it makes it easy. I'll feel much more comfortable having her there, and I know she's going to get some stimulation where she wasn't before. Maybe she'll like it, maybe she won't, but they'll meet her where she is. The staff knew exactly what they were doing. They were spot on, at least for me. I didn't even know what I was hoping to hear from them, but when they talked to me, they do exactly what they were doing, so that was a very secure feeling. My mom is going to have her own bedroom, which is a nice-sized bedroom. There's a great TV room and a lovely dining room. They cook the meals there in the building. There's variety, and they're willing to give her what she wants. They know what they're doing when it comes to memory care.

Sunrise at Montgomery Village was horrible. It was old, it needed remodeling, it was not in a nice location, and it was expensive. I would never put my mother there. She would be in memory care, but we toured the whole building. They didn't seem to really ask that many questions. They offered activities and transportation to places. I didn't like the physical facility, but the people were nice. It was originally a hotel that they turned into a senior citizen facility. The rooms seemed old and it felt like an old hotel, but we know people who live there and love it.