We Care

Caleb Schantz

When you walk in We Care you immediately get a very home like feel and the smell is not bad either. The staff is nice but not extremely engaging. When you first walk in the door there the dinner table set out with games and puzzles on it. In this particular facility there is a capacity of six residents. Regular meals are required for all guests and are important because many elder people don't eat what they should. There is a large living space with a TV and furniture which many of the residents use frequently. The rooms are customize to their specific gender and preferences. One complaint was that my grandmother room had to be propped by a can and wouldn't stay open by itself like the others rooms. This is important because she doesn't have the strength to open the door and also cannot call for assistance. All in all it was a nice place and much better situation then if my relatives were living alone.