I have been to RiverWoods Durham, and what I liked best was the vibrancy of it. There's a whole different clientele there, it seems there's a large level of very independent people. And it was just very vibrant and very active because of the population that they serve. I tried the food there, and it was delicious. The dining area was beautiful, there were lots of different choices of places to sit, and it was bright and open. The staff couldn't have been more responsive. They had a little walking trail, and they had outdoor access, though not a lot but they had some. Everyone was wonderful, and my dad's still trying to get on the waiting list to get in there. I saw a lot of their facilities, and it was remarkable, and they offered terrific services there. It was a different atmosphere than the other place we toured, and it was a more independent group of people who were there.