Stanley House

I visited this facility

We arrived on a rainy Saturday morning, my daughter was performing a few songs for the residents with her school choir, The Headliners. The performance was in the dining room, which is in the front of the building. The dining room had rich wooden walls and dark but colorful patterned carpet. The tables each held a small container of artificial flowers, the containers looked to have been decorated by the residents. I remember thinking it was a very nice place. As the residents entered or were brought to the room, they seemed very sharp and friendly. I observed one man asking another girl's father about his Marine tattoo and discussing his time in the service as well. The residents seemed to enjoy the performance, and at the conclusion, there was a meet and greet. The girls traveled around the room, giving out hugs, which were eagerly accepted. It was all a very great experience. Speaking with some other parents, they agreed that it was a very nice place and we would not mind ending up there if we had to be in an assisted living facility. The nurses and aides seemed very sweet as well.