I did a tour of Webwood Assisted Living. I came in and I met with the manager. We sat down in their main hall where they have eating and congregating kind of thing to discuss what my needs were. We felt like it was not going to work for my dad. It would have required that he be more able to do it on his own. I was very pleased with the staff and the people that I talked to. They were very helpful and wonderful. I didn't go into any of the rooms, but what I saw was very nice. It was also very homey. It didn't feel like a hospital or a nursing home kind of facility. It felt like a very nice apartment kind of home. The staff we talked to was a nice, young, Christian man who explained to us about all of their activities and what they do there. That is a very big plus for my dad since he is a retired minister. It was very close to where my mother was. It's not a bad thing for the facility, but the problem there was the minimum stay there would have been four months. They do not have, or they do not provide respite care, and I think that was typical of the ones that were all in Missouri. It did not fit what we were looking for. It's a very new community, and I don't believe it's been there very long. The building was a new, modern-type facility, all on one level. I did not go down the hallways to see what the apartments were like. They were similar though; I could tell from what the other place had because they were individual apartments. It wasn't a nursing home, it's a very nice, more of an individual apartment-type setting. But they were more of an assisted living type facility, and my dad was needing more care than what they could offer.

I went to Webwood Assisted Living. I have no complaints at all. It was great. It was very, very good, and I liked it because it was family-owned. It was a lot smaller, and they could help you better at that place. It was fantastic. I liked it.