The Country Village is where I'm going to go live when I'm 100. It's a home, but much bigger than the other place I looked at. I think they have 18 residents in the assisted living and then a separate area for memory care. It's a sprawling home. When I first walked in, I thought this place is as cluttered as my house and they've got books and stuff all over. I think it was a Saturday and it looked like they were having a party and there were old people in the living room and some guy playing guitar and it just looked delightful. The other thing I liked about that is you get your own bathroom in your room. I think that was a good thing. None of the other places had that. They also have lovely outdoor areas, garden space, and patios, and places where families can come and meet whoever is staying there. I liked that, too. They were really busy when I got there because of this music entertainment, so I only met one man who I think was the director. He showed me around and he was wonderful. The rooms were bigger than any other place that I looked at. They're nice rooms with windows and just very comforting.

My sister will be moving into The Country House. I like it. It's a good place and it's clean. They had lots to do, they had gardens and a yard, and the grounds were beautiful. The people were very warm, and it's very homey. She will be in assisted living. The staff members were very forthcoming. I saw them in action with the residents. They're very helpful and they seemed concerned and sincere about the care that they give them. They're warm and gentle, and they seemed very patient. I was there when they were eating, but I didn't have lunch there. I can go and have lunch there any time, but the food looked and smelled good. Everybody looked to be eating contentedly. The rooms were very nice. They had a bed and some very nice furniture you could use, or you could bring your own. They were very clean, well lit, good sized, and very nice. They have physical therapy, arts, outings where they take the clients out for lunch, games, and music. There's no shortage of activities there. The staff was very open and very forthcoming. They seemed dedicated to making the place what it is. I have nothing ill to say about them. She's not living there yet, but she actually picked it. It was just a pleasant surprise to find it because it was so warm. It had a very good feel to it. My sister is looking forward to it, which I didn't expect.

My Mother has been a guest a Country Commons for almost two years. She has thrived in the environment and is cared for by the most compassionate staff I have ever encountered. She and I are treated like we are family and I am welcome to visit any time day or night. If I am there at meal times I am always invited to stay and eat with her and the meals are always great. The facility is well cared for and the secure backyard is very relaxing. There are many activities where family and friends are invited to attend. If you have to make the very hard decision to place your loved one this is the place to go.