GracePointe Crossing

My parents are now situated in an assisted living at GracePointe. They are settled in and doing well. It is a very large community. They have independent living apartments for seniors, they got the assisted care with what care they need, and they have a nursing home. It encompasses all of those facilities. The staff seems to be very caring. They really help the residents a lot. The meals seem to be excellent, too. It has been very positive. They have church services and bingo, a theater if they want to watch movies, there is a library available, and they have little ice cream socials. There are plenty of different activities; however, the place is very large. Because of the bigness of it, it is sometimes a little bit difficult getting to and from different places.

We are not unfamiliar with GracePointe. My son-in-law's mother was there for several months before she passed away. The assisted living is fairly new. I know it has just been redecorated. We like the looks of it. It is close. My daughter lives in Mora, which is not too far away. Most of the ones that we had originally made reservations to look at were a little bit too far for our family to go. Actually, everything looked pretty new, and the rooms were well-designed and reasonably sized. In some of the ones local here, the rooms were much smaller and they didn't have quite as many facilities as this one does. GracePointe seemed to be well-organized and well-managed. They have something that we haven't found a lot of at other places: their dining room is a restaurant-type dining room. During the week it is open from 11:30 to 6, and you can go in at anytime, and every meal you can order from a menu, just like you do in a restaurant. So it is very convenient. Also, they have a lot of activities and a lot of people Our only problem is that they are full at the moment. However, I would recommend them to others.