My friend moved to Governor's Village. I really appreciated the staff taking a complete interest in her. I toured it first then toured with her, and it is a very diverse community. She is African-American, and I felt really happy for her that she saw people of all shades there. It made her more comfortable as well. The memory care unit is staffed very well. They have a small residence post office, so the residents get a lot. Her room is in an older part of the facility, but it's very clean and nice. They have accommodated everything that I've asked them to do. They're putting in new carpeting, and they've painted the bathroom counter in a color that I preferred. They provide the television, telephone service, cable service, the bed, and mattress and box springs. They would have provided other furnishings, but she was donated some nice pieces. We're very happy. When I brought her yesterday, the director came and personally walked her in, and all the staff introduced themselves and made her feel very welcome and comfortable. It's a very lovely building with different wings coming off the beautiful inner great room. The reception area is very lovely. They have a beautiful garden in the middle of the facility for the other assisted living residents, and the memory care unit has their own little private secure garden area to walk around, sit, and enjoy nature. The staff is awesome. From the maintenance crew, to the activities staff, to the nurses, to the director, to the secretary, the receptionist-- everyone has been amazing. She had her first dinner there yesterday, and she had breakfast today. She had eggs and bacon. She was really happy. So far with the food (a day and a half in), we're happy. They give two options to the resident for each meal; but if they have specific requests, they will accommodate that. I've spoken to two of the activity directors, and it seems like they plan. As I was leaving yesterday, they had activities that they were doing in different areas of the building. They're all pricey, but they accommodate her finances.