My mother liked it Falmouth Care. They are very good, but they are a bit short on help that's why we help a little bit. People are friendly, it's clean, and food is good. It was very hard for mom because of the language, but they do have workers who speaks Brazilian and one nurse who speaks Portuguese. So she got used to the people and she want to be there. The only thing I have complained about was I think it should be a smoke-free place. And they say they're going to do that. For people who have oxygen makes no sense, especially the nurses smoke right next to them. To me, it's not right. I feel bad for the residents because they can't go out by themselves, without their family. I believe all nursing homes should have an area where the people could go out and walk or go out on wheelchairs or give them outside activities.

Unfortunately, this assisted living facility not only gave a grotesque appearance, but also lacked in providing care. As soon as you walked into building and down the hall you could smell the piles of diapers in the trash, you could hear residents calling for the nurses and you wanted to walk back out. My Nana told me several times that she was not happy and wanted to go home. The nurses did not respond to her simple requests for a drink in a timely manner, even after I requested one for her. The nurses were usually busy talking at their station rather than caring for their patients. It must be difficult providing such care for these helpless peoples, but you're still there for a job and you need to complete it. I hope that this and other poor nursing homes will improve their care. Nurses need to want to be there and enjoy their job or leave.