Listen carefully - be aware that they can raise the monthly price at their discretion. This is couched in terms of "safety" for the resident so you have no choice. I was caught up with the fun and enthusiastic employees and I didn't listen carefully and it cost me. Don't think with your emotions; this is a business and they want to make money. My husband, who has Parkinson's disease, said that the service was invasive when he didn't need it and non-existent otherwise. For example, when they were late with his medication, he pressed the 'panic' button to alert them. No one showed up, so he called me and I brought his medication. When I would try and explain to the health care workers that timing of medications is crucial for Parkinson's patients, they acted defensive and gave excuses such as, "I have to follow the list on the computer" or "it's not in the system that way." There is much inane bureaucracy and little communication between departments. The housekeeping is like a hotel, a lot of waste and not much sense. The management say and promise a lot but our experience was that they did not follow through on anything that they said or promised. Be sure to have your lawyer look the contract over before you sign. read more