My elderly mother is a special needs type person. Ray at the Adobe has so much enthusiasm and compassion for the residents and their families. Nothing throws him! My mom is finally getting the care she needs in an affordable and safe environment that she likes. We feel blessed to have her there, and are grateful for their services.

My father loves The Adobe. I know the staff and the people involved in it, so I feel very good about that. The food is good. The facility is clean. He says he's happy there, and he told me they took them shopping once a week before the virus happened, they went to the movies, to parks, to the museums, and to different places. The staff is great. He said they feed him well and they give them snacks when they want them. I'm getting what I pay for.

At The Adobe, we had a tour, but we were not impressed because the rooms were too close together. We couldn't see whether they were doing any kind of activities with the people. They were just sitting there against wall, kind of staring at each other. They had one bathroom that we could see. The outside area was very small. There was no gym and no pool, and the hallways were very narrow. I didn't like this facility at all.