They were very competent and well equipped. They pretty much have everything that others have. For activities, they did have lectures and people coming in, they also have games, beauty shop, etc. I also went into see a video that they have on travelling, it wasn't as fancy as an affair, but again their residents were active, perky, and very much engaged. They're still using their walkers but the whole mindset was very vibrant. I went to a fashion show there and their residents were very well dressed, men and women. Also because Touchmark has lectures that they open to the community, I think that gives the residents great accountability. Their resident seemed to be very active and involved. I like that they offer different levels of care there. Other than that, it would have been a perfect choice. There was no buy-in, but the two-bedroom that I needed started at $7200 a month.

It was just too far from my daughter, and it was too high a dollar. She was a lot younger than the others I saw. Assisted living and independent living use the same dining room, and it's restaurant type. This is an independent living, but they also have assisted living, and it's in the same building. It was a class, and I thought that would be something I could enjoy. They had a full room of people, men, and women, doing exercises. They had an exercise room with all of the equipment.

Other than that, everything was just really, really super nice. They did not have a washer and dryer in the apartment. They even had the dishwasher up on a little stand, so you didn't have to lean so far over. I saw a two-bedroom and it was fully furnished. It was the most expensive of all of them that I saw, but you did not have to buy in to get in. Everything at Touchmark at Coffee Creek was gorgeous, but it was high dollar.

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