My sister-in-law was at Monclova SeniorLife Neighborhood. I was on the phone with her one day, and I could hear a resident in the background just screaming the entire time, and nobody was upset with her. They talked to her very nicely and softly, and they asked her why she was yelling like that and if there was something they could do. They were very patient with her. They didn't know I could hear them, and I was very impressed with that. I only saw their rehab facility. The staff were very kind. I was impressed with their patients and their kindness. We haven't seen any bills yet from them because my sister-in-law went directly from the hospital there, so Medicare would take care of it, and we have not seen any of the bills yet.

I toured Otterbein Senior Life Monclova for my dad, and I went to the one in Monclova. There is also one in Perrysburg. It's a series of five homes, they're all individual homes, and each home has 10 to 12 residents in it. It is a phenomenal concept. It's just a fantastic idea because it's like being at home and each resident has their own bedroom off of the main kitchen and gathering area. It's just great because they do all the cooking. They're kind of like short-order chefs and so whatever time the residents get up, they can eat whatever they want, so they'll just make it right there for them. It's a great idea. But it's like ten thousand dollars a month, so, way out of range. But it's a great facility. One of the houses is for rehab only, and then the other four houses don't differentiate between memory care and assisted living, so everybody's together. Because it's such a small community, the nurses know who's who and who needs a lot. It's like being in my home. It's small and it's easy to keep up. Everything was very clean. Two women who toured me, and they did a great job. They're very friendly and very helpful. They showed me everything they possibly could. It was great. They have a phenomenal outdoor area for their residents and it's like having a backyard. It's gated so that they can't get out, but family can come and have cookouts out there. They have grills and it's cool. I saw them preparing some things and I saw some of the residents eating. I just think it's a great idea because they grocery shop according to what the residents eat. They just get what they need. It's just way out of our price range, but maybe it's good for other people.