We went to Red Rock Pointe Retirement Resort. They had more than what we were looking for, like they would serve meals every day. And we just were not interested in any of that. It was a beautiful property. The food was excellent, it had a movie theater, exercise room, a nice-sized pool, and a gated community. But it just was not for us. The staff were fantastic. They just waited on us hand and foot.

Red Rock Pointe Retirement Community is a three-story building with some 60 apartments. They offer housekeeping services and linen changes every week. You wash your laundry. It has a full kitchen in the apartments. The apartments are either one or two-bedroom apartments. They have no three-bedroom apartments. The commons include the theater, a couple of dining rooms, a gym, a fitness room, a library, a computer room, and a meeting room. They offer three meals a day. There is an abundance of activities that they provide, some of which are run by the residents themselves. They offer transportation mostly within a 10-mile radius for medical appointments and within a shorter area for non-medical. The staff was very friendly. The residents seemed friendly too. I went during a weekday, and there were several residents walking around. They smiled and waved at me. They seemed welcoming. They have special activities for a new resident. I looked at a sample menu, and it seemed okay. There's no buy-in. You pay a monthly fee. To me, those are the positives. The only hesitancy I have is that I have to have a gluten-free diet, and I'm just not sure that the kitchen is willing to commit to having gluten-free items, entrees for three meals every day. They're part of a national large company that has retirement facilities all around. You actually can go from one to the other and use a guest suite that they have if it's available. You visit someplace else, and you don't pay anything. You get the same benefits because you already paid it at the original community. So you get three meals a day, and you can engage in social activities. That seems a nice opportunity to go see other areas of the country. This was probably the highest on my list. The facility was very nice. I wouldn't say it was plush, but it was landscaped very well and with pleasing views. Twice a month, they have an outing. They'll take the residents to someplace.