My mom is in Alder Terrace. I'm very satisfied with them. I have no idea about the food, but she hasn't complained about anything. There's individual living quarters for everybody. They have large and small rooms. Hers is on the smaller side, it's what she can afford, but it's very adequate for her needs. It's an open floor plan, so would you go inside, there's an open area where they have their living room type area, couch and chairs and television, and then over from there is tables and chairs for dining. It's a large, open area all in the same area. It is just one big room and then it goes off in different directions to the individual living quarters. It's a smaller place, but it is very adequate. Right now, the activities are limited because of the COVID. Before that, they had people that would come in and they would have like exercises that they would assist them with, entertainment, people would come in and sing, and different things like that. Right now, they're just limited on what they can do. The price is very reasonable. It's one of the reasons that we put her there in the first place. It suited our needs as far as what she needed, and it's probably more economical than most.