This will be their new home!
Furniture will be moved out so their own
can be moved in.
MIL toured the facility in a wheel chair
due to the wound she has on her leg.
She'll be up and around soon, we hope.
below: a beautiful deck, walking path, and woods
Today Elvira was cutting hair!
a common area
dining room as seen from above
dining room
residents return from a van
run to a local grocery store
Impressive! We are pleased that they found a nice place and will have a smooth transition back home to Minnesota. It'll be much better for them to be close to family again!
6 comments:
Congrats to your in-laws. Assisted living facilities are good places to live these days. My mom lives in one and loves it.
Fred's mom loved her "dorm".
Good for them! I just read that most people wait too long to live in assisted living facilities. some of the ones around here are like boutique hotels!
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Best wishes for this transition ... MIL was slated to move to an assisted living facility (lovely, clean, close-by, and friendly) but it wasn't meant to be. I really do think she would have liked it there (although it was not multi-story like the one you've shared).
It looks like a nice place. Keith and his siblings are probably going to have to look for a place for his mom before too long (in FL). They'll need a setting that has different levels of care too and I hope they're able to find something nice.
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