I toured Suncrest Place. It was very clean. The lady that gave me the tour was very helpful and answered all my questions. I met some of the people there, and they were happy. It just seemed like a cozy, nice, and friendly place.

Suncrest Place was small. We liked it and we got a good feel for it, but because of its small population, my sister might not be stimulating enough and she's too young for that place. The director was kind of new but seemed to bring a lot of great ideas and energy. The outdoor space was also beautiful. Although enclosed, it didn't feel like a prison courtyard. It was like a pretty backyard. The indoor spaces that were common areas seemed welcoming. The dining area seemed open and a welcoming space, too. We saw people walking around and they seemed happy. It just seemed like a good place.

What I like most about Suncrest Place is that it's all on one level, it's not multi-level. It's small, it only has a capacity for 30 people to live there which I liked. I met their community relations manager, Randy, who gave me the tour. He was more than knowledgeable as he should be. The place was very, very clean and it looks like everything's just been remodeled with new carpets throughout. I got to meet several people that work there, they all had good things to say about it, of course, because they work there. This is probably where we're gonna go.

I toured Suncrest Place for my mother. The overall tour experience was very pleasant. They were very helpful, even though it was obvious I was not going to be able to stay there. They gave me a lot of help and assistance in some other locations and suggestions for places to turn for help. The community was small and personal. It was very nice and looked good. They have lots of activities for the people there. As I walked, the people there seemed happy. It was more personable, I guess is a good way to put it than some of the other places I've looked. It was bright. I like the smaller environment compared to the ones that have a lot of people The rooms were very good. They have new carpeting, and they were getting in new appliances. If there are any furnishings you don't have, that they have, they offer it to you. It was very clean and very nice. I liked them. The dining area was in an area that everybody could come. They're all coming down there. They do a review with the tenants once a month to see if there's something they want to have in the way of food, and how they liked what they've done. It's kind of a community meeting that they have with all the tenants. They have a library and a TV area. They have Wi-Fi and cable. They do a different theme every week for things. They have people come in that play music and somebody that comes in and does hair for them. They have a barbecue and a little outdoor courtyard. There's a garden patio area that's nicely done. You can also push them around the facility on the outside if they're wheelchair-bound. The fire department is not too far so if they had an emergency, they're there in two minutes. The courtyard was nice. There's a landscaping place that comes in and does it and keeps it nice. I talked to a couple of staff, and I liked them. The only one who wasn't there at the time was their nurse. I have not tasted the food but what I viewed looked good. They have a variety each day to pick from. They'll always have two main entrees to pick from each day.

Suncrest Place is a very small community with only about 30 residents all on one floor. All of the residents are mobile enough to go to the dining area. They have movies, and musical groups would sometimes come in. I was pretty impressed with the food because they try hard. The service there is great; it's definitely a good selling point.

There are only 35 residents, so it's much better. It's lovely and it has a nice little cottage feel to it. My mom really likes the food and that's a huge deal for her. Everyone has just been great.