Solaris Healthcare Bayonet Point doesn't have a memory care unit, which is kind of a concern. They have people there that have Alzheimer's or dementia but they don't have a locked unit. It was nice, bright, and clean. I like it. The rooms were nice, bright, and clean. From what I understand, for somebody who has real problems, memory problems and so forth, they like to put somebody else in the room with them that is a little bit more mentally with it, so that if anything goes wrong, that person can let them know, so I like that. My next-door neighbor is in there with dementia and she has a lady in there with her that if anything goes wrong or if there's a problem, that lady can get a hold of somebody, so that helps. The nice thing is it's just bright and cheery. There's a window. You can see out the window in that particular room there. They've gone out and put planter outside and so forth outside the window and it's nice and bright with flowers and stuff hanging out there. It's nice that they can do that. The people that I talked to there were very good and very helpful. I was having a problem personally handling going in and they took care of me and my concerns very well. They have all sorts of activities. They also have the physical therapy room and occupational therapy room where they can go and take them and try to keep them in shape. Whatever a nursing home has, that's what they've got. The people were very nice. The nurses I met in the hall and so forth were very nice. They were very good people.