What I liked about Beatitudes Campus is the people that did the tour. As we walked around, they were greeting the residents by their first names. So, that was a personal touch, which was pretty amazing. They weren't just numbers to them and that was the caring side of it. The other thing I liked about them is they responded quickly to me (within an hour from my tour), whereas some of the other care centers would wait a few days or next week to reply. Jonathan toured me on the independent living side, while a lady did the assisted living. They were both very helpful. They knew their stuff. They were able to walk us through all the different options and took us on a tour of the different apartment styles. One of the residents had a problem, and she immediately took it down to the front desk to get the maintenance and get it fixed. It was pretty cool. The rooms and the carpets were clean. They had an emergency button in the bathroom in case there was a problem. It's a nice campus. It's been retrofitted and it looks very well done for the care of the elderly. It is also a nonprofit organization, so everything there is tax-free. You get three meals a day, plus two snacks, depending on what time of day. They offer different menu choices so if you don't like the menu choice, you could ask for a different menu. They change it every single day. They have daily activities, too. So, if you don't want to stay in your room, they have plenty of activities to keep you engaged.

Beatitudes Campus was very upgraded. All of the living spaces we saw were new. They had refurbished. The grounds had a lot of walkways and were very beautiful, lots of flowers, lots of foliage, things like that. The reason we did not choose that facility was the cost. It was more expensive and the campus itself was so big, that the activities were kind of spread out everywhere. We thought it would be hard for our mom to first find her way around and second, to get to the various activities, because they were in different buildings and kind of all over the campus. It would've been too confusing for her. The staff was nice and professional, but we felt like she was just doing her job. The facilities were beautiful. The grounds and the areas outside were all well kept and clean.

Beatitudes Campus is great. They were recommended by a family friend and so far they've been wonderful to work with. My father is in an apartment, and my mother is in their Alzheimer's facility. My father has a nice, small one-bedroom apartment with a living area and a kitchenette. There are a lot of activities and options in the assisted living and Alzheimer's units. The food has been very good. It's expensive, but it's well worth it.