My wife and I chose Covenant Village because of the residents and the administration. In the three hours, I was there, I had a chance to interface with a number of the residents. I found them to be informative, not partial, and showed genuine kindness and a welcoming attitude. It was a comfortable relationship with a few of the tenants that I talked to. I did not talk about anything in any detail. We just talked about the environment and sometimes you're curious about where the people had lived before living there. They are very extensive and very comprehensive, from the layouts of the units themselves, what you could expect in terms of longevity, variations if you find that your needs change and you become more dependent on agencies to help you, nursing and that type of thing. It happens instantly if you need it. The other things we were exposed to were the food service. We were also informed very thoroughly about physical facilities to help maintain one's health, work on given problems that an individual may have, recover from surgery, or repair one's body from taking a bad fall. It's all there. Everything is inclusive within the project. You do not pay for it. You pay a monthly fee that covers your own unit, which has maid service twice a week and food service inside the unit if you're sick and have a mobility problem temporarily. If you need assistance getting to the doctor, they have all levels of transportation to get you there instantly. It's nice because it's located right across from a hospital. The other thing that was discussed was if for any reason you find yourself in financial difficulty, you're not going anywhere, they take over. You're guaranteed there for life. The staff was very accommodating and very friendly. I had a tuna fish sandwich and a bag of chips at my request and they made a good sandwich. They recently hired a very well-known chef.