My brother is at present in Poet's Stroll Henderson. There's a new director, and the increase was very unexpected, especially since it is like nearly 10 %, which is incredibly high. I love this place, it's been four years since they opened. The whole facility is simply Memory Wave System care. Our expertise has been wonderful. They're really remarkable during the COVID pandemic shutdown, not one resident and not one worker had COVID. They were so careful, and I'd get day by day emails on what was happening. They restricted visitations except someone was sick or something like that, however you could Zoom in so you could possibly do face-to-face on the pc and see your cherished one every single day. We got notifications on how all the pieces was going and what they were doing. Something I had to drop off, that they had a whole arrange outside the building in order that we might drop it off and then someone would come out and say, "Ok, who's this for?" And I would tell them that it is for my brother, and they'd immediately sanitize the whole lot and produce it inside the building.

The food was wonderful. It's sort of a large building, they have a number of dining rooms. The workers is wonderful, they have an unimaginable employees that's been there for years. The one purpose I'd move him is due to my monetary scenario. He's had Social Security, and he solely brings in a lot cash. So it is challenging in this kind of a state of affairs when they should be in Memory Wave care, because it's very costly. In any other case, I would not even consider shifting him, as a result of he's very happy with them. The doctors are available they usually ensure that they engage him. Before the pandemic, that they had outings and stuff. My brother's not likely huge on that, however they would at all times attempt. So that they've been fantastic. He's in a single room with a very massive bathroom. It is all very safe for handicap residents, so he simply walks into the shower, and then he has a big closet, and then his mattress is in there, and he has the Television in there, and a dresser.

It's a very spacious room, very pleasant, and he can lock the door. All of them have keys after all, the staff does. They've motion sensors in case, God forbid, there is a fall or one thing, they've all of that within the bathroom, and in the room itself. So that they're pretty on top of things. They even have shared rooms, and those rooms are bigger, obviously, as a result of two people are in them. And usually there's like a half wall separating the 2 patients, so there's a bit of privacy. It's not completely opened, after which they'd share a bathroom and share the room. Most of the residents are older than my brother, and it's unusual to have somebody that young with Alzheimer's. Their facilit may be very clean a matters of the center.