We have recovered from our sale to a different company in September 2011.
There is now an activities director who, alas, puts ice in beer, and the food service has almost reached its prior excellence so we are back to a B+ grade
I like my room which allows me to sleep in peace 97% of the time (exceptions being loud caretakers with loud radios which wake me between 10P and 7A, or neighbors who think Breakfast is served at 4.00 AM, or more noisy attendants working with doors open when I should be asleep). But it is not as constant as the barking dogs I suffered in previous home. I have transportation when I cannot or should not drive. And this is my old neighborhood, so I feel at home. Make an appointment to bring your friend for lunch anytime and have the staff show you through. The first floor laundry is usually a catch-all and the library needs care but the impression is generally good. There is one large dining room for all sorts of residents, and one generally has to carefully choose people with whom it is pleasant to dine.
I am still smarting for being castigated by staff, nurses, and the bookkeeper when I was caught sunbathing in my underwear on a sunny undisclosed, hidden balcony! You would have thought I was promoting Spring Break on the floor! But that's group living. vitamin D is not important?
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