My sister was a resident of The Arbors at Capetown. I don't think that I would be any more pleased. I knew I would not find a place that small here, and that was what I loved about it. It was just small, and they didn't have many residents there. I thought she got excellent care. I guess I'm being very generous, but I approve of what they did and how they did it and I was very pleased. We just couldn't travel therein. She seemed to enjoy their food, and they didn't know what she liked and did not like. They would tell me about it, and she would let them know. So, they were willing; if she didn't care for something, they did not serve it to her, they served her something else. I thought that was great. The staff was wonderful; these people are amazing, they take care of her. It was very homey and close contact with each other. I think that's what I liked about it most. They had activities, but since she didn't participate much in them, I don't know why they tried. It was fine because it was consistent with everything else that you run into. It's all very expensive, but I know that's the way it's going to be, and we'll just have to do it.