Cornerstone of Weymouth

Debra

My dad has moved into Cornerstone of Weymouth. They have transportation to bring him to doctor's appointments. It has a gym. He has a porch. He likes that they have 24-hour security. They also make breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They give you an allowance of $500 a month, but you can't spend it all. So, many people buy frozen food at the end of the month and store it in their freezer. When family comes over, if they don't want to go downstairs to eat, they can simply microwave it. So that was another thing we liked about it. Also, if they're diabetic, the chef would make food for them, which is just part of living there. There are a lot of things that I really love about the place. They noticed how my father had a hard time getting out of chairs, so they said, "I have a chair. It would be perfect for your father," and it was one of those chairs that lifts you so that you're standing up, and he really needed one, and now he has one. His room is actually a little one-bedroom apartment with a porch. It's so cute. It's so sweet. I had tomato soup, and it tasted like she just pulled it off the tomato plant. It was that good. I was like, "Oh my god, this is so fresh." It was wonderful. They hired a 5-star chef. The food is phenomenal. I walked around the whole building, and there was not one dead plant. And I do that every time I go and see my father. Never a dead plant. They have a gardener who's really taking care of the grounds. It's beautiful. The place is only 6 months old. Anybody who goes there would be happy. At Cornerstone, if my dad needs more assistance, he gets more assistance, but he doesn't lose his place. We don't have to go over there and move him out.