Birch Gardens of Royal Care

My mom was previously in an assisted living place called Birch Gardens of Royal Care. There was nothing not to like about it. It was everything we wanted. The accommodations were good, the food was good, the staff was outstanding, and it was just a top-notch facility. There's not a salon, but there's a lady that comes in and dresses hair and things like that for the residents. It's pretty much a stand-on-its-own facility. It would just be what you would expect an assisted living facility to be. They have different holiday celebrations like the 4th of July, Mother's Day, and Memorial Day celebrations. They take care of the residents as necessary and as needed.

We've found a place for my mom and that's Birch Gardens of Royal Care. I've already seen the facility. I was able to see the community. I think it's gonna be OK. The people seemed to be really nice, the ones I talked to, and seemed to be really caring. We did know some other people who have been there and stayed there. The rooms seemed to be adequate. We can't really afford a really expensive place. This looks kinda like a medium grade. The ones that I spoke to seemed to be very nice. It just seemed nice, clean, and kept in well shape. One of the things that was important was that it was essentially located and easy for family members to be close by.

My mother moved into Birch Gardens of Royal Care assisted living. She likes it there. She's doing OK. The staff is very friendly, kind, and caring. It's not a really big facility so my mom gets more one-on-one, which is nice. My mom has a suite with a living area, couch, kitchen table, chairs, bed, and bedroom furniture. She also has things from home, so it's nice. There are smaller rooms. Ours is a larger one so we can put in a couch in case I need to spend the night with my mom. They have a dining room, craft room, people come in to sing for them, and they're going to have a Mother's Day celebration in a few weeks, which family is invited to.