Brighter Days Assisted Living

Lori7

I toured Brighter Days Assisted Living. They were very nice and helpful and just showed me around. They have a little outdoor patio out back where they do a little grilling. They have a big kitchen, and they all have separate bedrooms. It's like a big house. The bedrooms and bathrooms are private. The dining area is big. They have a big table, and everybody sits around the table. You can come there with your family and cook out on the back. They do games, card games, and bingo. They have a little puzzles and stuff you put together. They'll take you out for walks. They have a big walk-in area. They can walk and push you around if you want, if you need to, in your wheelchair. That's pretty nice and cozy. It's a little expensive for me, though.

Marie

My mother-in-law is at Brighter Days Assisted Living. I like it because it's small and everyone knows each other very well. It's like a family home. It's a one-story home, it has a large patio, a large yard with a large tree, and a large walking area. It's just really nice. The staff is really loving, caring, and very consistent. They have games and exercise programs. When COVID is over they will also start going places.