Sunrise on Providence was the other one that I went to visit that had a hoyer lift, but we cannot afford them. It's beautiful and they were nice, but all the bells and whistles that they had were why it cost so much, and with my mom almost really being in a comatose state, she isn't gonna benefit from any of those things. If she had been up and active, ambulatory, engaged, and doing all the stuff, it might have been worth it, but there's no way we could pay that for her to just lay in the bed. The staff member was excellent, and knew what she was doing, and what she was talking about. There are some pages that you can go to and look at all the different ratings for assisted living in North Carolina, and Sunrise on Providence had a couple of low ratings, so I asked the staff about that and she knew exactly what was going on and how they were addressing it, so that was good. She was very professional and very on top of it. It was during COVID, so I had a very limited tour. They put me into the building downstairs to where the memory care was, but I could not go into the unit. They were concerned about COVID. It's a new facility, very clean, and no bad smell. They had a pond in the back that I particularly liked. The facility itself looked like a big old home with a big front porch. It was very welcoming, very clean, and very nice. When I told them that my mother needed 24/7 care and that she needed the hoyer lift, they said they could handle that.