My mother has moved into Fahrney-Keedy Senior Living Community, and one of the things that I like about it is that it is a CCRC, so it gives you accommodations for rehab, and from there, she went directly to the nursing center. What I like about it is that it's big, but it's not too big. The nursing staff has a good ratio with nurses and the residents there. They're very accommodating and personable. They're very good about their COVID restrictions, meaning they're strict about it, but they do let you go in. I get to be with my mom in person, and I could take my mask off because I am vaccinated, they also vaccinated her while she was there. They have amenities such as a salon, they have an activity center, they have an auditorium, and they even have church services there. I like their different departments. They call me almost every day, even if it's because they're going to put her on a multivitamin or if they're going to change her activities for the day. They have aides and nurses that work 24/7, so there's always somebody who's around my mom. We were going to get her a private room, but she ended up getting a shared room. I thought I would be disappointed, but I wasn't at all. I very much like the way it's set up. It gives my mom company, even though they have their privacy. They both have access to viewing the window, which is nice, and it's very big. They have different departments, and they all like they call me every day, like the dietician, will call me. For example, they have a wounded nurse, and I got a call the other day saying that my mom was getting a blister on her toe. They just call you about every little thing, even about her exercise regimen. The aides braid her hair, they take care of her that way, so I like it. They do have activities, but the problem is the Covid restrictions. They're just reopening, so right now they're doing group activities within their wing, in their area back there. They used to have the entire community in the activity center, but little by little they're reopening. I called yesterday to see what kind of activities she had, and they had a book reading. Activities would depend on the type of patient, and my mom has dementia. What I also like about this place is that dementia patients, they don't like to lock them up in a different unit.

My mother is in Fahrney-Keedy Home & Village. I like it, but it's expensive. It's clean, and I haven't found anything that made me nauseous or turn my head. The staff's attitudes are good. However, the doctors would not return my phone calls. They are not very susceptible to the concerns of relatives, but the nursing staff and all the other staff were. The dining area is very clean and looks very nice, and her room looks well maintained.