Sierra View Homes

My mom was in Sierra View Homes Retirement Community, in their assisted living about a year and a half ago. They have three levels of care, they've got independent apartments, assisted living, and skilled nursing. And then they have a distinct memory care inpatient unit as well. My overall experience is clouded by my anguish at putting my mother there. It was a very, very dark time. But on the very first day that I admitted her there, as soon as I left, she went into the shower in her room and slipped and fell and broke her wrist. And I was really upset because she was by herself, but this stuff happens. As soon as mom went in there, two and a half weeks later, COVID came. And so they couldn't eat in the dining room, and they couldn't do activities, and they were stuck in their rooms. She was stuck in her room, and then they would come and do activities in her room. They did the best they could with the COVID restrictions. Everybody was kind of learning on their feet. They had activities, that's why we wanted her to go there. She was going to go on bus tours and trips, and none of that happened. They have a library, they have church services, and they have a very beautiful dining room that people could eat in pre-COVID.