Delmar Gardens North looks like there's a lot of things that are out there just for show. I don't know if the staff is fully staffed. It feels like the place is good to walk into and when you take the tour, it's all fancy and stuff, but I've always heard they're short-staffed all the time. The safety of their residents should be a top priority for the amount of money that you pay there. Other than the front door, it's hard to find a staff member so I just wonder what the residents are doing if they need somebody. It's a nursing home and they have very nice accommodations, they have the dining room, the indoor pool, and the outdoor pool. However, when I went to tour it, nobody was there. It's like they spent their money on the wrong things and now the residents are paying the price when they should have been put on the staff. So, one should just be careful when a place looks fancy, it doesn't necessarily mean that the care is at 100%. They also didn't have the medical alert bracelets so with them being understaffed, how well can they be checking on their residents.