My sister-in-law moved into Trinity Center ay Luther Park. It was just right down the road from where we live, so it was just really handy. And we knew some people that had some family members there, and they were all really happy with it. So that was kind of why we went that way. I think she is getting really good care, and they are in contact with us constantly about things. She quit eating and everything, so they contacted us, and we just put her on hospice this morning. I really can't say anything bad except for COVID. They can't go back to their rooms because of COVID, but that's not their fault. We haven't run into anybody that we haven't liked. Anytime I'm there, the food smells wonderful. From what she has eaten, which is not much, she said it was good. The facility was clean and homey. It doesn't look like a nursing home. It was pretty presentable. I'm happy with it. The staff members that I've met were all very nice and very accommodating.

I have two friends in this facility now. Little assistance by staff to feed someone unable to feed themself. Pressure ulcers ( bedsores) not uncommon. Residents in wheelchairs herded into groups in front of tv's with sound very low or off. Long rows of recliners with sleeping patients with open mouths, on first floor. Rarely see staff out on floor,. Many residents (2nd floor) appear fearful and withdrawn after less than a week there. I would not put any if my family members in here.

I like this facility because of the rooms. There's one on one side and two on the other side. Each room has window. They encourage residents to come out instead of staying in their rooms which is great. They tried to keep it so that they don't need the bathroom together on one side and the one that does need the bathroom on the other side. The sink is outside the bathroom on each side which I like for infection control. Their food was good. They had two different choices. Their staff had been there a while. Their activities were good.