American House Stone seemed very nice. I would move out there myself, but it's just so far away. It was a very nice-sized community, everything was on one floor, and their staffing was good. They had a lot to offer the residents. They had things where they do crafts and bingo, and had different things that the residents could do. The upkeep of the place was good, and the person who gave me the tour was excellent. The dining area was nice, but I didn't have an opportunity to taste the food. Their outdoor area was very spacious, it's a huge place in comparison to the other American House facility that I toured. Everything about it was good.

We toured American House Stone. The appearance is nice. They had a sitting area, and the dining room was all set up for people to go down and eat. I'm thinking, 'Wow, this is nice. I could move in.' And then we were greeted by the lady who was taking us on a tour. Everything we saw was nice and clean. Everybody who we came in contact with was very friendly. They showed us a studio and a one-bedroom. The studio was nice, we just thought it was a little small because it had a living area and a bedroom area together and then a little thing for a kitchen. Then she showed us a one-bedroom, which we both liked. It had a separate bedroom, a separate living room, and a separate kitchen, and we thought that that was very nice. I thought it was a very nice place, but our situation right now is money. When we walked through the dining room, it was set up and I thought, 'Well, this is nice,' and it would be nice because it was kind of like they would get the residents out of the room and they would come down there and they would have contact with other people, and I just thought, 'Well, that's kind of a nice situation.' The staff who assisted us was very pleasant and very nice. She answered any questions that we had. She was very helpful. The facility looked very clean, and it didn't smell.

The tour I had with American House Stone was nice. I got a chance to see the room and the display was nice. I also went into another room, because they had one place where two people could live, and I thought that was a good idea. If you didn't have the proper funds, you could share a room. I went during Christmas time and their decorations were beautiful. I looked in the room where they were eating and they had some of the staff members sitting there, helping, and assisting them. The facility itself was pretty clean and their hallways were really wide. So, you can wheel your wheelchair down and the person could still be on the side and not bump into each other. The lady that I spoke to from the administration and the person who came out to analyze my mom were both nice. They have been doing follow-up calls to see if I would like to come to their facility. The atmosphere was very nice, comfortable, and it felt very secure and safe.

I liked American House Stone. They've got knowledgeable and caring staff. The location was good because it's not far from me. I liked their amenities. The only thing that I did not like was they wanted to put mom on a lower level and she would have to use a ramp and she can't use ramps. When I was touring, the staff got many interruptions. She would take phone calls and she would take a person at her door, and I was getting frustrated because of interruptions. They had a game room, a library, a salon, and a nice dining room. It was clean.

American House Stone was good. The lady who talked with us, the manager, Patti, she's been very good, exceptional. And we were pleased with the place all around. There was a Catholic church directly across from the location. They had the bus that would be able to take them to their doctor's appointments. And if they didn't make it to a dinner or lunch or breakfast, they would box it up and bring it to their rooms for no extra price. We just generally liked the place. When we were there the last time, there was a guitar player. Someone was playing a game on a chart with the residents. The staff members were very friendly. We met the housekeeper, we met the lady who does the laundry, we met the manager, and we met the gentleman who drives the bus. And they all were very friendly.

It is very inviting. I had a nice tour and the staff member who showed us around was friendly, nice, and knowledgeable. They're always doing something to accommodate the residents during the holidays and they go on outings.

My dad stayed and they're very helpful. I was able to place my dad quickly, and he integrated into some of their activities even though he has only been there a couple of weeks. He was able to go on a couple of outings, go out to dinner with a group of people, and enjoy the in-house activities for a piano player and musical. He enjoyed the dining and being able to incorporate a few other male friends at his table and able to be taken back and forth to his dialysis in Rochester. Sometimes they would fix him something that was requested outside of what they were actually eating. It was a good experience for a couple of weeks. The medical care was giving his medication appropriately and assisted him when he needed it.

Everything was very good. There was no problem. My father was there for six weeks. He was happy there. The food was good. He enjoyed it, and he ate everything when he could. He had a room, and it was nice.

I have been staying here for about a week now. The staff here is very friendly, and the location is convenient. They have varied activities, not as many as I would like, though. They only offer them once or twice a week, and there are days that they have no activities. We have card games, exercise programs, and bingo.