The Atrium At Hamilton Park

My father was at The Atrium At Hamilton Park. He was on a pretty high level of care. They gave him his medication, and he could not leave the facility. He was there for a month and a half, and then he was able to come home. I thought they were very, very good. It's a very, very nice facility, and I found that their caretakers were quite attentive. They have a beautiful dining room. They can have shared or individual rooms, but it's quite lovely. Nobody wants to be in a long-term place, but it was very well appointed and it was clean. I found that the people who cared for my father were very attentive, caring, and friendly. They have a formal dining room set up, and the food was good. It's institutional food, people will complain, but it was perfectly good food. They had a menu and they had choices that they could have. They had tablecloths and table service, so it was quite lovely. And they had a room downstairs with a fireplace and their therapy was very good. They had good physical therapists who came in and out. My father didn't do a lot of the activities, but I'm sure they had games and stuff like that. It's kind of homey but it doesn't feel like a hospital, which is nice. It's very expensive. We couldn't be there long-term because they don't take Medicare or anything like that. But if you're hoping to get your person back out again at some point after some rehabilitation, it's a very nice setting, so I thought they were quite good.