Casa Bella seemed like a nice enough place, it seemed sufficient, and they seemed like nice people, but they just can’t handle my brother. The facilities are clean, well-maintained, they seem to be easily considerate of the people there. They have a big TV, and they take them for walks outside. He didn’t like the food, but it smelled good.

My mother-in-law’s physical therapist recommended Casa Bella Residential Care Facility. It was small and kind of homey. When they have dementia, when they're too big, it's a little bit more confusing for them, so this one being small with a limited clientele was good. I think they're limited to about 20, so the staff to resident ratio was pretty good. The food looked good from what I saw. It seemed very clean, and the rooms seemed personalized to the residents there. It didn't have a smell to it. The staff was friendly. They offered your own room or with one other person, so depending on what you could afford, they had with a roommate or by yourself.