Liars; will tell you anything to get you in the door and fill a room; when you figure this out and try to get your loved one out they will hit you with every fee possible; their $4K "comprehensive evaluation" is a joke, just another way to get your money. "Fish 7x a week" is another joke. We did like the desk staff, but you should definitely pick another facility for your relative.

My father-in-law used to live in Cornerstone at Hampton. We spent a lot of time there, before COVID hit in particular, and we were very favorably impressed with them. The people were lovely, the facility was very nice, and the food was good. They really took good care of him and he was quite happy there. You could tell that they were genuinely attached to him and that they formed a connection with him. COVID was not all that great, but it felt as though he was in a place where the people cared about him. They were well-resourced and we were pleased by the whole experience. He had a studio apartment that was very nicely appointed with a nice bathroom and a small kitchenette. He also decorated it with his belongings. It's a two-story facility and they have a memory care unit as well. It's not an enormous place, so the personalized care was quite good. They knew everybody and the staff made an effort to connect with the residents. They had a lot of offerings, like movie nights a couple of times a week, a cocktail lounge, happy hour, people that come in from outside to give lectures, and every month they had a different theme/country/location that people engaged in. They had a nice public space behind the building that had a fence so people could not wander off, which was nice. So, they were terrific. They were really nice people, really caring, and proactive.