I have a friend who lives at Delmar Gardens of Chesterfield, so I'm pretty familiar with the place. It's a place I could easily live in. We go to her apartment, and we have a book club there. We all bring our own food for the book club, so we do not eat with her in the cafeteria. But I walk by it all the time, and it's gorgeous, it's brightly lit, and the residents say the food is wonderful. My friend gets assisted living because they check on her an awful lot. Like sometimes when she forgets to tell them she won't be down for dinner, they would call to see. Her laundry is picked up, too. It's very clean and very bright. There are a lot of common areas to gather. The staff are very helpful. I've interacted with them a lot. They've answered my questions. They've given me brochures because I told them that I would be interested in living there down the road, so they're very helpful. My friend loves it there. The only thing that I didn't like about Delmar Gardens compared to the other facility is that it doesn't have as much outside space as walkways and stuff. They have places to sit. They have a little putting green. I saw a pool, but I'm the type who loves to walk, and if we move into a place, I'll be looking for a place where I can walk around outside a lot. They have lots of activities though.