The tour at Conner Place was fine. They took time to answer our questions, and the staff was very kind. To me, the rooms were small, and there didn't seem to be a lot of things happening. There weren't very many residents out of their rooms. They had a garden that needed a lot of work at that time. I also saw a library and a common seating area. Their dining area was pleasant enough. The place was clean. I didn't see a lot of nursing staff out and about.

My mother will move into Conner Place. It is immaculate as far as cleanliness goes, and there are so many different things going on for the people there. They said the food is fantastic. I have already been in her room, and it's immaculate, and the whole place smells clean, too. Even the hallways are shampooed, and the carpets are washed. The person who gave me the tour was incredible, as well as the nurse and the director. I called and they called me right back. I asked a question and they found an answer for me. They have just been just great. They contacted me to ask what her preferred snacks are. They were all eating at one of the times I went there, and the dining room was full, and everybody was talking, so it just seemed like a really happy place. I'm very excited for my mom to move in there. They have quite a few physical activities. They have chair yoga, and they have walking every day where they walk to different parts of the place. They have a TV room, a library, a card room, a courtyard in the middle, and a garden the residents tend to if they want to. They have a lot of special events. We had snow the other day and the residents were outside having a snowball fight, and I thought that was cute.

Conner Place was all nice, clean, and new looking. They're really welcoming. We looked at an apartment with a kitchenette. It was nice and had all the amenities needed for daily living. The staff was more than helpful to answer any questions. They had a garden, a computer, and a game area and an activity area.

Conner Place looked more homey than other facilities. It's small, they're Christian run, and the upkeep was a lot better than the others I looked at. It was really nice looking. They had in-house activities for the residents, they had a refrigerator, microwave, they had nice rooms, and big bathrooms that mother could just walk in or roll her wheelchair into, but she couldn't go in there because of the virus.

Conner Place was clean with an excellent nursing service was excellent and a lower price compared to other facilities in the area. They offered nice, studio apartments of average size, and the staff was excellent. Most people enjoyed the food, which I think is good food on the whole. They have exercise classes, bingo, dominoes, and Bible study.

Conner Place was smaller and family-oriented. The staff was really nice. They had a little higher level of care available. I saw a studio apartment. It was not really spacious, but it was decent.