My father-in-law stayed at Bolster Heights Residential Care for respite. He needed some kind of assistance. It's decent. I realized from the very beginning when we went there, they were very kind and caring to him. They made it easy for him to feel at home. I didn't hear any complaints from him because he doesn't like to go to a nursing home. They had to call us to get permission to have him tested because he loves food too much, so I don't think the food was an issue. I've seen them doing some kind of an exercise workout. His room was spacious, nice, and clean. One thing is for sure, I would put him back there again if I needed to. If it's time for him to have a permanent placement, that's probably where he's gonna go. It's kind of an old facility. He came back to the house pretty happy. They were the cheapest that I could find. If it was for a longer term, the price would be a little bit less.