Mom was at The Covington for about 21 days. It was really nice, very pretty, and very elegant. They had the nicest people there. She had really good, skilled nursing. I didn't get to talk to the doctor much, but they had a doctor that made rounds. They changed the sheets every day, and they were very friendly and kind. It was nice, it's small, and they had good food and good activities. They had barbecue and physical and occupational therapy. The people are really positive, friendly, very professional. She didn't have to wait for people to come. They have lights that light up in the hallway, and someone will always come. The dining area was impressive. It had white tablecloths. They have a really good chef. I ate some meals there, and it was good. It wasn't the best food in the world, but it was very nutritious. They have a dietitian there, too. She will work with you. If you like chocolate, salmon, or are on a special diet, you can pick what you want the day before. It's very clean and new, and it has antique kind of furniture, antique-style, like armoirea and lots of drawers to keep things in. The bathroom was just immaculate. I didn't feel like I was going to catch any germs there. Mom had a spacious private room. It had a really big window that looked out on something really pretty, and you could open it up and bring fresh air in. They had all these beautiful gardens. So you could put them in a wheelchair and take them out to see different beautiful rose gardens, meditation gardens, and all kinds of pretty plants. It was really the nicest one I've ever seen.