StoneCreek of Littleton was my favorite. They showed us a respite room, and I did like that. She said they had a minimum of seven days of contacts a day, up to 15 with each resident. I like the caregivers and the Qmaps, those are the ones that give meds. They had a few courtyards when you walked around the building. And I liked the fact that they put a pendant on each person in assisted living. And so you could call for help if you fell, you could call for help if you were disoriented. And we're going back to Stone Creek on Monday for a tour and my mother's going to get an assessment. I'm closer to going with that one for a respite because they do have a respite. They had a kitchenette, it was quite big, and they had us in a studio. They had room for a bed and a couch and a television, and they had it set up. You could put your television on the wall. They had a nice big bathroom with a closet. I didn't like that. I wouldn't want my clothes in the closet near the toilet. But we could figure something out. Maybe we can get my mother a chest of drawers to put her clothes in and a nightstand. And then they had a kitchenette. So if she wanted to have a snack or if she wanted iced tea, we could put little bottles of iced tea we could bring in and put it in stock or the refrigerator. I like that we could put cups, either paper or real cups there. She'd have to wash them herself, which she can do. And I like that. I like the fact that the shower was easy to walk into, with an eighty-inch shower curtain. She told me to buy it. I wrote that down, which is a high one, but that's good. They have three shifts, which is good that they didn't tire out. They overlap. These shifts are six to two-fifteen, two to ten fifteen, and ten to six fifteen. So I like that. And I said to the girl. In other words, the caregivers could give the new caregivers coming in each shift any kind of news, like a watch for patients in room 222, who fell this morning. And then she says, we pay them for overtime. And I like that a lot because most places didn't give me those hours. It was very clean. I was very impressed. It was easy to walk around. The hallways were ample that you could take a walk or my mother walks with a walker. So it was ample to walk in, and around, and people coming and going.

My father has moved into StoneCreek of Littleton. It's nice, bright, cheerful, clean, and organized. The staff was friendly and helpful. They were doing a strength class while I was there. They also were getting set up to do a movie night in the main room. Everybody in the community likes that, it's something that a lot of people can partake in. It was very clean, it's a new facility. The apartment that my dad got, he's the first in there.

StoneCreek of Littleton was a beautiful facility. At the time, we couldn't go into memory care, so we only saw the assisted side. They're very nice. I would recommend people look at them and compare with the other places; that is my only recommendation. It's brand new and very nicely laid out. We met mainly the salesperson.

StoneCreek of Littleton was top notch. It was probably the nicest one I've ever been in. We just decided it was a little spendy for us. It's very well laid out and very well decorated. There is a lot of room for people to gather outside of their rooms, and there is a view of the mountains from some of the rooms. The people were very nice. They would provide every service that my mother would need. If I was willing to spend that much money, I'd put her there for sure. It's too spendy, but it's a great place.