My father is in the Country Meadows of Bethlehem. He's in memory care. He's happy with their food. They're shorthanded, but they're helpful. It's not what I thought it was gonna be. I thought it would be a little bit homier. It felt more of an institution going through and looking at the room. There was a promise of a lot more attention on a day-to-day basis and that's not occurring. I think there was an understanding that there would be more day-to-day activities and that's not occurring either. Right now, due to Covid lockdowns, they're not doing much of anything. Because it's a memory care unit, I don't think there's a lot of group activities going on at all whether that's a Covid thing or just overpromised and underdelivered. I'm not there enough to see the day-to-day activities, but I know he's not getting enough because he is complaining about it. They kind of keep him in his room more so than being out and amongst other people. I tried the food and it was good. They provide laundry care and help with showering. They're not checking his day-to-day hygiene. He needs diabetic socks and they weren't upkeeping that from a medical perspective.