My mom is here, bedridden, catheter.. Not memory care, just can't move. She's at an end stage of her life and on Hospice. I wanted a small facility, close to where I live and I wanted her to have her own room, where we could fill the walls with the pictures from her life and her big TV. She's a private person and likes to spend time alone, so it works out. There are memory care residents here and sometimes there are "boundary issues" of course, so I keep her door locked. However it's easily opened by staff. Speaking of, the staff is very solid and makes an effort to keep my mother's life calm and quiet. She has a bird feeder out her window, which is always visited by cardinals and other birdies and she watches the comings and goings in front of the facility. It's not perfect, of course. Nothing is, at this stage of life, but I truly feel like I made the right choice in Evergreen Manor. I am there frequently. That's what ya do, right? Keep an eye on things and hope for the best.