I went to visit The Belvedere Brooklyn, NY. What I like best was that it seemed to be very clean, and there were a lot of people working to keep it clean, take care of the chores, and the patients. Whatever I saw during the tour looked fine. The only problem was that my uncle can;t walk too much. The meals would be taken in the dining room, and they would not necessarily bring meals to the patient's room unless the patient was ill. So that could be a problem. The person who gave me the tour was excellent. She had all the information that I needed and she was friendly. They provide everything necessary for a person to survive, they give you a room, laundry, you have a private bathroom if you get a private room. I saw a recreation room where people were sitting on chairs or wheelchairs where they could watch TV, and it was supervised. I saw the dining room where people were having breakfast. I also saw the lobby and the hallway.

The place is inundated with roaches and mice, they do not provide proper food, there are no activities whatsoever, They sweet talk you before You signed the contract Afterwards you can talk to the wall

My sister is at The Belvedere. I am satisfied. I saw the room before she moved in, and I was with her when she moved in. They had a choice of rooms that I could select. I took one that was spacious. t is clean because they painted it before she went in, and they shampooed the rug. The staffers seem okay. She has no complaints. They are giving her just a little physical therapy. The care seems to be good. The food is adequate.