Divine Manor Care, Inc.

Margaret

My husband is in Divine Manor Care, Inc. It's a five-bedroom home. They take good care of them. We're told the food is good, but all the residents complain about it. They would get their meal, and I'd be standing there, and they'd say to each other, "What is this? Do you know what this is?" and my husband would say, "I think it's lasagna." They're all a guessing game of "what are we being fed?" He said the breakfasts are good, but sometimes he said the lunches aren't great. He said they're getting better. He has his own bedroom. They had it furnished. He doesn't have his own bathroom, but it's right next to his bedroom. There's another bathroom where he takes a shower, though. There's a resident bathroom where there is a shower and toilet, and that's for all the residents. The other one is just for toilet use. It's beautifully decorated. It's clean. It's got a beautiful backyard. My husband goes for walks in the backyard. They have alarms all over and cameras in the main rooms. There's a large turnover of employees there, and the command of the English language isn't great, so there are poor communication skills with the caretakers. I don't know where the $6000 a month goes, and then we had to give the $500 community fee when we moved in, and the owner said it goes into the community, but I don't know how it gets applied to the community. That was $500 on top of the $6,000, not every month, but just a move-in fee.