We toured Homestead Senior Living. They do not take Medicare. However, they were very friendly and helpful, and they showed us the whole place. The rooms were very similar in style and size to the other place we visited. They have studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms. We saw the gathering rooms and the dining room. We just saw the common areas where people gather.

The thing I like least about Homestead Senior Living was I felt like the staffing level was low, I didn't see much staff around. Granted, it was a weekend and it was somewhat early in the morning, but it just seemed like it was low. And I also didn't see many residents outside of their rooms, it seemed like everybody was kind of in the rooms and not much was going on. They had studios available and we looked at two of them, and the rooms were fine. They have a Standard and they have what they call a Premier, which is a little bigger. The actual studios were a fairly good size, and I felt like the premiere studio is a very good size, maybe twice as big as the standard one. It also carries into the bathroom and there's an extra closet in the bathroom for storage as well. When I asked the director about the staffing, she also wished that they could have more staff. I would describe the person who gave the tour as being honest, which was nice. I felt like she was good, I'm a salesperson and I felt like she was a skilled salesperson. But if I asked her questions, I felt like she answered them honestly, and I haven't felt like that on all the tours, so I did appreciate that.

Homestead Senior Living was clean. It's a nice building. The size of the rooms seemed reasonable. They were a little bit bigger than the room I viewed at the other place. The staff was very welcoming. They have a salon, a dining area, seating outside like a little gazebo where you could go and visit, a reading room, and a small movie theater.