In some of the places that I toured, I kind of got the feeling that there wasn't enough staff there. The staff is very friendly and they're very helpful. That's kind of a cool thing too, I think. Then they walk with the resident out to get their mail. They said that when they get mailed, they put it out there. I think that's going to be cool because Mom has some friends that will send her cards. They also have a little outdoor court area for just the memory care patients with a mailbox. It's just a pretty warm and friendly place to be. They know us all by name, even my niece and my friends that go regularly to see her. They're always very friendly and helpful. Once we got her there, I would go back to take things to her or to check on her. From everything that I saw, I just have a really good feeling about it. They do songs and things like that with the residents. They also are faith-based, so on Sundays they do church services. I'm thinking she's going to get stimulated with those kinds of things.

They were making volcanoes, and it was pretty cool. When we were touring it one time, we watched them do activities.

For the memory care residents, it is always 2 choices for breakfast, 2 choices for lunch, and 2 choices for dinner. They also have cooks that are there, so they make their own meals. The rooms are really fairly large for that kind of facility each one of the rooms has its own bathroom. I was only able to tour the memory care part. She has the same caretaker that's there every day during the day, so it's a familiar face for her. Somebody checks on her all the time down in the memory care part of the facility. Once we decided to put my mom there, it was nice.

Then I had some other people in my family go look at it, and they got the same feeling. Toni When we went and first looked at the Reunion Court of the Woodlands, we just got a really good feel about it.

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