My husband is in Lighthouse Assisted Living & Memory Care for about two months now. I like that the place is clean, new, and just very accommodating. The staff is very compassionate and welcoming. The food is awesome, he does not complain at all. I've seen and I've tasted it, and I've seen what they make for them. if you need something different or an alternative, like he loves salad, so they started making a salad. So it's really good. They've just built memory cottages and they're beautiful, nicer than my house. They have activities like arts and crafts, they take them on walks, they take them on rides in the bus to the beach. They're kind of working on that because they're hiring a lot more staff. They're trying hard and anything I've asked them to obtain, they're like, "Yes, we'll order it." They're all expensive, so I think the value for money is pretty reasonable. You get everything, there's no add ons. When you pay the money, it includes everything like laundry, food, cable, electricity, they give medicine, they do everything. So it's very good. They have several patios, they have one between every two cottages. There's a courtyard where they can be outside and they're adding on some games and stuff like cornhole, things at that level. And then you can walk around the perimeter of the entire building, there's a sidewalk. Of course, most of us come and pick them up and go do things anyway.

My father would be moving into Lighthouse Assisted Living & Memory Care. It's pretty much a brand new facility, but they have their patients in cottages. There are like six people to a cottage with a common room and a kitchen and stuff. They have their own room with a living room and a small kitchen if they want to choose to cook something or do something. And then they have a bedroom and a huge bathroom with a walk-in shower. They have means whereby they have to check on them and put eyes on them every two hours. They administer their medicines, which is pretty much common, I'm sure. They provide the laundry service, washing their laundry, folding it, and bringing it back to them. They prepare their food. They have a dietitian and a nurse practitioner on staff. They have an activity director and an event planner. Just really anything he possibly could need or want. They seem to be very attentive to the people living there. One of the big things was that it didn't have the feel of a hospital-type facility. It's just a wonderful facility and it's got excellent reviews. There's a cook in every cottage so they can better fix their special food if need be. They have a van that takes them to the theater. Sometimes they take them to other places, and they take them to the doctor. It's just all-around an awesome place. The staff who gave me the tour was just amazing with putting our concerns to rest about having to relocate him because one day, he's okay with it, and the next day, he's not. She is helping us deal with how to handle that with them.

Lighthouse is very nice. In fact, it was my second choice. It was very pretty. All of the community places were very nice. I spoke to a resident there and she had the same situation as where my husband needs the care, and I could live independently. This couple was the same way that the wife could live independently and the husband needed the care, and she was very happy with the care that was provided. The staff was excellent. I got to talk with the nurse there who was over a lot of the attendants and she seemed very much in charge and had the right attitude. She makes sure that her staff has the same attitude towards the care of the residents. The dining area was very nice. The residents were socially distanced from each other and everybody wore masks. The facility was very nice.