Bell Gardens Place

Bell Gardens Place is expensive. The rooms were a nice size and it seemed like each husband and wife had their own set of rooms, you weren't like a nursing home where there's two beds in a room. I didn't see any other men, but I know one from church that is there. So it was just a bunch of quite old women, and what they were doing would not have interested my husband at all. The staff who showed me around said that they did other things that were more interesting to the men, but I don't remember what she said at that time though. What I saw was a lady playing some music and they were shaking like a cheerleader thing and that would not be of interest to a man that was doing carpentry, farming, and all kinds of stuff. The staff who gave me a tour was very friendly.

We put her in Bell Gardens Place. It is a very nice facility, about as nice as you could be expected. The staff is first-class. The food is very good. It is well-kept and very clean.

This small community of homes is a very warm and friendly enviroment. The facilities offer independent living spaces that gives you the feeling that you are at home. My grandmother enjoys living in this small community but the only negative thing she has to say about it is "The houses are too close to a very noisy road" but other than that she is very pleased with her experience here. The staff makes you want to adopt them into your family due to how nurturing and careful they are with my grandma. This facility even offers a roomate program for those who wish to have company in their space. The living spaces are very homely and remind you of a very expensive hotel room equipt with a kitchenette! They allow personal furniture to be brought and used to make it feel more like him. If a time comes that I need to reside in a assisted living facility. This would have to be the place I would want to stay.