My mother is in Country Acres Personal Care Home. It looks good to me, the layout is very convenient, and it's all on one floor. It's a small facility, so there aren't tons and tons of older people, but I think it's fine. The staff has been good so far to my mother, and they're informative by calling me and my brother. I think the only thing she's really done is play bingo because they've been quarantined to their rooms for different times. They have a living room with a TV where they go out to sometimes, but there have not been a lot of activities. The dining area is nice, very open and airy. She doesn't like anybody's food, so I don't think that matters.

I visited Country Acres Personal Care Home, and it was amazing. I had my mother-in-law there. They’re small, very personal, had excellent staff to resident ratio, and kept the family in at all times. They cared wonderfully for the residents, but they wrapped themselves around the people that were there as well. The food was great, the staff was definitely 5-stars, and it was very clean. The rooms were small, it was a shared bath, and that’s probably the only negative. They have activities for the people. If the person needed physical therapy, nurses and hospice came to the facility, and those things were available to them. I definitely would recommend them. For dementia patients, I liked that they have alarms on all the doors, so if they would want to leave, the people were aware.

I like Country Acres. It's located in the country, and it's a personal care facility with about 30 patients; they're extremely caring. They help mom with meals, housekeeping, laundry, and meds. I didn’t find anything that I didn't like.