I toured Paramount Senior Living at Manassas yesterday and looked at their dementia memory care locked unit. I liked that they had a very small number of residents. The capacity of the Memory Care Unit is 18 residents, so they would have a good ratio of CNAs to residents. Being a small group, you would have more attention paid to the individuals and be more able to get to know the individuals and give them one on one attention. That was something that I liked about this. I saw the activity area, which was a small area and also serves as their dining area. I saw that a CNA was reading to the residents, reading a story and showing them pictures from a book, and it looked like pretty much all residents were in the activity. They did say that they do try to get everyone out of their rooms. They do not leave them there so that they are all active throughout the day. They have a schedule of activities, a calendar, so that was good. They said they have both a private room and a semi-private companion room. The companion room has two people in the same room, and they do not have a dividing curtain or any type of dividing wall between the two beds so it's more like having a true roommate in your room with you. That is the situation in this place. In some places, the companion suite has an actual physical dividing wall, like two separate bedrooms that just happened to be next to each other but here, the semi-private rooms have a roommate in the room with you and there are two beds in the room. In terms of the facility itself, it is very luxurious, very clean, modern looking, and very beautiful. When you walk into the entrance to the facility, which is the general assisted living, the living room area and the dining room area are for assisted living. Part of it is very spacious, light, and very large. I like that about it. It looks like the landscaping was well kept up too. They have a total of two-mile walking sidewalks around the buildings and are all nicely landscaped so that was something positive about it. It's a good walking area around the building for taking your loved one outside. They have a good courtyard area where you can bring your loved one out for a visit so I think those were positive things about it. I think it's a good place. I think it definitely would be a consideration for us. I thought that the cost was reasonable. The cost that I was quoted for a private room was about $8,000 a month, and the cost for a semi-private room was about $6,500 a month. That includes the levels of care that were necessary for my mother, who has early-stage dementia and needs help with three ADLs.