My sister and I visited the Blaire House of Tewksbury in person, and we also took my cousin to see it on a different day. Their assisted living and memory care are in one building. The memory care is up on the 3rd floor. The woman in charge, Betsy, I think her name is, was very accommodating, very flexible with meeting us, giving us a wonderful tour, and meeting some of the staff there. When we came back another 4 or 5 days later when we took my cousin, they spent a lot of time trying to explain things to him and the different programs available to him. They spent time showing him thoroughly all the rooms. He wanted to be able to get out and she said they have a walking group every morning. He likes music, so they have a music program, at least once, sometimes twice, a week, and all the positive things that she was trying to get him to understand on all the activities that were involved there. They have little outside patios and things like that that he could eventually get out to with somebody there. Betsy was very, very accommodating with her time for us. She spent a lot of time with us both. I thought the place was immaculate and very well maintained. The room that we thought we were going to put him in was going to be freshly painted and everything because somebody had left. I thought it was very, very clean. They offered us some food but my cousin didn't want anything. We sat in the dining area and looked at the menu. If there's nothing that you like on the menu, there are back-ups like the burgers and things like that. Betsy explained all that to us and showed them where it was. There were always snacks available and she showed us where they were. We saw some people that were living there and there were some men, which was something that we were hoping to see. We were impressed enough that we decided that would be a good spot for him. He just didn't feel the same way and didn't want to go anywhere.