We went to Eagle Creek Nursing Center. My mother-in-law needs a locked-down facility because she has dementia and Parkinson's, and they don't have the facilities. If it's assisted living, they can help me. We don't want her to go to a facility where she can get out and she can get lost in a community and that isn't good. It was nice. They were helping senior citizens there. It was in the daytime that I had gone in the facility and they have a buzzer just to notify the nurses of anybody that is going in and out of it. They gave me some information on home health care aides, but the insurance that my mother-in-law has would not cover it. She has to have a locked-down unit. The staff was nice and real courteous. They gave me information and they were willing to help me. They were experienced in their field because I asked them questions, and they were really good. The rooms were neat and clean. When you go in the rooms, every bed was in the same spot and it was neat and clean. You have to supply all their needs, their masks, and everything. You have to write down everything they have and every kind of medicine they take and they have doctors and nurses there, so any time they need it, they can have them. They take them to the store or family members can come and take them out. I've seen nurses attend to people there, and they gave good service.