My wife moved to Generations Elder Care. There's only about 18 to 20 people in the home. It's just a personal care home. They're the only ones that offered to take her. She had been diagnosed with bipolar (type III), and had some pretty severe reactions. They keep the place nice and clean, and they've been great. I haven't tasted the food, but my wife said it's pretty good. They have a patio that the residents can use. There's a lot of really fancy places, but this is not fancy. This is a basic place, actually. It's well maintained, and the staff is great, which is what I was looking for.

Generations Elder Care seems very nice, and they seem very caring. It is located very nicely. My sister’s room is just large enough for her. The staff members are very nice and very helpful. They do have activities for the residents, and they make them go to the dining room to eat. They don’t want them to eat in their rooms; they want them to move around. I haven’t eaten there, but I was able to observe her eating and what they serve, and I met the cook and everybody. From what I saw, the food was very good, and if they didn’t like it, the cook fixed something that they would eat.