I toured Market Street Viera. The place was newly built. It's only about a mile from where I live. They seemed to have graduated programs to take advantage of the capabilities or disability level of each of the resident. I only met the escort, and she seemed very informed as to the treatment and the recreation available and the therapeutic routines. They had a very nice dining area. I saw a room, which I didn't explore in any detail, but it looked clean and efficiently laid out.

Market Street is a gorgeous place for memory care only. It is brand new. Their food is fine; not something that you find in a restaurant, of course, but it is fine for the residents. The dining room is very nice, very accommodating, and very easily accessible to the residents, and it makes them feel like they are at home. They have daily activities and do outings every so often. They have a bus available to go out to lunch at least once a month and a salon. They have games and an area for baking where they bake cookies and brownies, and the residents can help or just sample. It is very nice and expensive. The only reason we chose Market Street is because the ratio of residents to employees was almost one-on-one.

My husband is in Market Street. It is absolutely gorgeous. Everybody seems very well educated on how to deal with people like him. The food is Mediterranean and actually quite good. They have several activities that he participates in. They have painting, coloring, volleyball, walks, and various things like that. It's quite expensive but pretty much the same as other places.

Beautiful facility. Wonderful caring staff. Rooms are clean spacious and food is wonderful. Many activities to offer.

My mom is in Market Street. It's a very beautiful, well-maintained, and very secure facility. It has an atmosphere of a small town. The rooms are nice and spacious, and the dining is comfortable. It's easy to get to, the hallways are very wide, and they have a lot of activities that she occasionally participates in. I would absolutely recommend it.