Windsor Court Senior Living and Memory Care

Lee

Windsor Court Senior Living is simple and clean. My father's room is good. It is just a regular room. They didn't have bathrooms in it, which I appreciated, because when you have a memory care person such as my father, who doesn't know where a bathroom is anyway, why are you going to want to walk them from one end of the facility all the way down and into their room to use their bathroom? This place has two bathrooms right close to the commons area, which is also fairly close to the bedrooms because it wasn't a huge facility, and so I appreciated that because it's more practical and makes more sense. They train on a regular basis in memory care. So, they appeared to be well trained and they have plenty of staff for what's needed, ratio wise. They do different activities. They keep them clean, they take them to the bathroom and they make sure that they're fed. The biggest thing was that they literally would sit with the residents let them talk and ask them a couple of questions even if the answers weren't what the questions are, but they're at least engaged. I was just looking for a staff that's engaged with the residents. I don't care that they don't do beadwork because he doesn't know how to do it anyway. I was not there when they were feeding them, but my wife was and my mom was there also. They thought that the food was very good. It was perfectly fine and it was just good food and they served the dessert and my father ate it up. He didn't seem to have any problem with that. So, the food was great as far as they were concerned. The thing that I liked about the place was that it was smaller. We think it has to be frilly and fluffy or look at how nice my decorations are or look! I have marble on the floor, but does it matter? Absolutely not. We just need a clean and caring staff that's going to take care of them through the end of their life and that's how I would rate Windsor Court Senior Living. It's nothing fancy. It isn't. It's a smaller dining area and it's a smaller living room area, but they need to be able to keep track of them. My father's a wanderer. He has his type of Alzheimer's, the one that is sundowners, so he just gets up and walks and walks, and he'll just walk around the room, pushing on the blinds and touching everything time and time again. If it's a big facility, where is he? How are you going to find him? They were the best priced, too.