Annapolitan Assisted Living

My mom moved into the Annapolitan, and it's a comfortable place. They have a bunch of activities, but she's too new to participate. The food is very good. It has a number of common areas, and a room for activities.

Annapolitan is outstanding. The rooms are about the same, but the community is nicer and newer. Also their staff members are more professional and less of a sales person. They have trips out to the Goodwill Store. Their dining area is very nice and spacious. They have a separate dining room that you could use if you bring family in. Also they have a set schedule for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and I like that.

Annapolitan is nice and clean, and it's older, but in nice condition. It's not too expensive like the rest, and it's right off the main road. The administrator was quite nice, and the staff was friendly and would answer questions.

Annapolitan has a 24-hour nursing staff and doctors on call, and it is more like home. My mother is in the area for dementia and Alzheimer's patients. They can decide what color of the room they want -- they'd paint it up and everything -- and they have their own showers. The food has two different menus that the clients can choose. It is very clean, and the staff is very affectionate, very nice, and very kind. I don't know what else to say; it is a very, very good place. My mother is a very feisty 92 year old woman, literally. She is very strong-willed, and she had given everybody hell wherever she was and no matter where she was, she never liked it. She is very paranoid and delusional, but she is calmer, and she is taking her meds, which nobody could get her to do. She even likes the place and that for her, since June, is good because usually she gets about two, three weeks in then she hates everything about it. This is the first place that she has really liked.