My mother-in-law lives in Cherrywood Village. It is great. I love it. There's always something going on. They used to play a balloon toss game, and she loved that, and they also had art projects and holiday/birthday celebrations. It's just hard to know what they do now because of COVID, but I used to go and eat with her at lunchtime, and it was just a wonderful and caring place. The memory care area feels light and bright. They have enclosed courtyards where you can go out and sit in the sun. The residents are encouraged to plant flowers as well. There has been some turnover, but some of them are still there. They're really good about calling and scheduling reviews of the care plan and all of that.

One of the advantages the Cherrywood Village has is it's right next door to a whole bunch of medical offices. Any of the doctor's appointments are right there practically. They have plenty of specialists in that location, and that was a nice feature. The facility was nice. Pricing was maybe a little more than some of the others, but they're all in the ballpark, as far as I could tell. The person giving the tour was awesome, very informative, took me all over, and walked me through everything. She was very good.

CherryWood Village was very nice. It was a very warm, very comfortable, modern building. That’s as much as I can say because I just saw the inside of it. I had a quick interview with the staff, and they seemed fine.