Harmony at Bellevue is a brand-new facility. They're working hard to make it a state-of-the-art environment with the resources and tools. They try to do a lot of fun things for the people inside. The nurses are really good there. I had been there and I've had both lunch and dinner, and they're both very good. I think the menu is fairly good. It's not boring. The room we picked for my mom-in-law was the smaller one, and it's very good. It's exactly what she needed. We looked at the bigger ones, and they're very nice. It's very well laid out. They've got the workout facility, they got a game room where you go play puzzles, and they got a little area where people can get together and play cards, play dominoes, and they have snacks out throughout the day. It's nice. The staff that we have been associated with have been nice. They've been very good. Whenever they thought there was an issue, they've been on the phone with us right away. We're very pleased with the staff. If I could say one thing that I wish they had more of, it would be staff. They, like all the other companies, are having trouble keeping staff.

My overall experience with Harmony at Bellevue was excellent. It's a beautiful facility, brand new, sparklingly clean, and well kept. It's an excellent facility, but it is out of my family's price range. We simply cannot afford that level of assisted living care. It is not inexpensive. I only met one or two people while I was at Harmony and they were very, very pleasant, very amenable, personable, and interested in my parents as people, not as clients and that was very nice. The rooms were brand new, very clean, ready to move in, and the size is amenable. Because it's so new, it's very, very pristine and clean. It's the Cadillac of assisted living facilities as far as I can tell. I don't know about their staff because I did not meet many staff members, just the one during the tour and she's fantastic. One of the things that we were looking for was social interaction and because it was brand new, there were only three residents. There would be no social interaction until more people move in, but by this time, I assume more people have moved in. They have every amenity you could wish.