Household of Angels Assisted

I took my mother out of Household of Angels because they did not have locked doors. She needed a place where she just cannot walk away. She had walked away a couple of times and tried to climb out of the window. Everything was on one floor, but we are talking about a 92 year old woman who looks frail, is using a walker, and she literally climbed up on a chair and tried to get out of the window because she thought somebody was approaching her and trying to kill her. Nobody saw her except for one of the other clients who, while coming back from visiting his family, saw her sitting on the window sill; at her age, she could have easily fallen. So I said, "No, we can't do this." They do keep the rooms pretty well, but it could be a lot cleaner. She had a separate room as well as everybody else, and they each have their own bathrooms. I think the manager was kind of attentive with the money. He was really a nice guy, but he was more into trying to save a dollar. Like for instance, they will have parties, but then he will ask you to bring a dish. Their location was great. They were not that far -- maybe three, four miles -- from the main hospital in Annapolis, and they had a lot of schools in that area.