My impression of this assisted living facility is positive. My Grandmother's apartment was small, with one bedroom, but bright and cheerful, with large windows and an amazing view of a wooded area. I like that the facility had methods of checking on the well being of the residents on a daily basis. Each morning, my Grandmother was to go outside of her apartment door and turn over a ceramic tile. This way, the staff knew she was awake and okay. At night, a staff member would turn over all the tiles in the facility and in the morning another check would be done to make sure each resident had turned their tiles back over. The facility had a large community dining room where residents could take lunch each day. This provided my Grandmother with an opportunity to socialize with other residents. They also offered the option of having the lunch delivered to her apartment, which was nice if she didn't feel like going to the dining room. My Grandmother always seemed happy there and had several friends among the other residents.