Russ Place

I had an in-person tour of Russ Place. Everybody there was really, really nice, and very patient. They took time with my dad. We met the nurses and even the people that were cooking. We met some of the residents, and everybody was really nice. The apartment was really, really nice. Everything was good. They showed us some of the activities that they had going on, like the movie night, and they were getting ready to do one actually that night, and it was nice. We didn't eat, but they gave us a menu. They let us know that it would be different things that he could order, kind of like restaurant-style. They're just letting us know that there would be options for his particular needs. They have a beauty/barber salon and a spa, they do Bible studies, and they have game nights.

My mom has moved into Russ Place in Ruston. It's great. If I didn't think it was the best, I would not have put my mother there. I thought it's an awesome assisted living facility. They have a very nice dining area with separate tables, and she has been very happy with the food choices. They have daily activities too like exercise, bingo, and crash classes. She's loving it and that's all that I care about. She's happy and well-cared for.

My tour of Russ Place was really good, it was really nice. The people were nice, it was a nice building that was up-to-date. It was a very happy place, everybody was enjoying each others' company, and the seniors were enjoying the nurses when I visited. They have a courtyard, a place where some of the seniors meet up and stuff like that. They have an outdoor patio if they wanna go outside and sit down. The room that I saw there was really big and it was handicap accessible, which I loved the most. It was really spacious, nice, and well kept.

When I went to visit I liked it. It is a place where I would commend people to go. It is very nice and a clean place.