Lake Country Assisted Living was nice and well kept. We were there during COVID, so it's really tough. They didn't have enough caregivers who could come in. They had people who had left for whatever reason, so they weren't taking any more clients at that time. They didn't have another person to come in, and my sister has special needs. She's a type I diabetic and very brittle, so that means her blood sugar goes really high and really low and she doesn't feel it, so she has to be checked quite often. They didn't have someone who could come in to specifically work with her. Part of the reason for that is they can't go from patient to patient because of COVID. The rooms were nice, fairly spacious, clean, neat, and decent. The staff seemed caring and nice enough. They did not have enough in-home health aides for all the patients, but part of that was due to COVID. (We didn't have the vaccine back then.) The staff was responsive, but they really couldn't help because they weren't able to. They didn't have any activities at the time, but generally they have some outings where they can take people out, and they have a bus. They had in-home health aides who come in, do laundry, and make meals, but they were limited in what they could do at the time. I don't know whether they're taking clients now because I haven't checked back with them.