Aegis Living Bellevue Overlake

Connie

We toured Aegis Living Bellevue Overlake. They're very high-end. We did have a nice meal there. The reason why we kind of rejected them is they had no units that were what my stepdad was looking for. It was very much of a compromise on that. They had two units that were next door to each other that combined into one. So, they ended up with two kitchens and two bedrooms and it was just weird. They were trying to accommodate somebody's use for a two-bedroom apartment, but it wasn't set up that way. It was like, here's a bedroom over here, and over across the hall there's a bedroom over there. It just doesn't make any sense. Most of the people who move in there are looking at one-bedrooms or studios. It was a very nice lady who would take us all over the place and show us stuff. But there's nothing memorable though about it. The person was being nice and accommodating and just showing us around. The food was well prepared. It took a long time to get it, but it was nicely prepared, and it was attractive. The physical room facility for the dining area was very nice. What I remember about, one thing that struck me as very strange is that my stepdad had an egg salad sandwich, and it was on toast, and it all spills out when you eat. What I had was one of the nicest salads I've ever had in my life. So, everything is a matter of what it is that you order. But he was not happy with his meal, and I was deliriously happy with mine. They have a movie theater, gaming rooms, and all of the special dining facilities that you could use. Their stuff is nice, but it costs. We met the physical therapy people and I think we met the chef, which was nice and all of that. The people that we met were very pleasant and very nice. They were lovely.