Hawthorne House

Robin

My mom was in the Hawthorne House. It was straight-up, lock-down memory care. I do like the program that they use for memory care there because it's a very good program. They're very attentive to her. They have a lot of turnover in staff. They do keep the activities going. They have outings. They have people come in with entertainment and music, and they do different activities for the seasons, for the residents. They do a lot of art activities and they have like a different station set up for, some like to carry baby dolls around, some guys like to do some woodworking, so they have those pretend stations set up, so they think they are still doing that, which keeps them active and their minds stimulated, which is good. It is a fairly small facility, so they're very limited. They have a private room with a restroom. They have a walkway that goes around the building and they have some areas that have a little bit of grass. They do have some planter boxes where the residents can plant vegetables or flowers. They don't have any courtyard or anything like that. It's just a concrete walk path. It's not probably more than 15 feet away from the building.