My mother was in Gables twice for rehab and is now a full time resident there. When she first entered there she acted like she had been sold into some kind of slavery. She was afraid and reclusive. The staff worked continuously, patiently and lovingly to convince her that they were there to help her and make her life better. She started to accept invitations to participate in some of the many activities which are offered, ranging from church and Bible study to crafts and bingo. The staff has welcomed visitation, answers questions, listens to suggestions, and holds regular meetings with family to discuss progress and plan future actions. They are also very helpful in helping with suggesting various assistance agencies and handling the paperwork that goes with them. As this is being written they are dealing with the COVID 19 pandemic. The entire center is in preventative isolation with no visitors allowed. They have worked to continue modified activities, allowing for "social distance", small groups, etc. They are still very willing to discuss questions and concerns on the phone, and put the caller in contact with the family member on the phone. We are very happy with Gables, and would choose it again if the need ever arose. Perhaps my mother said it best after she really got settled in: "In an ideal world, I would be 35 again and free to roam as I wanted, but I realize that will never happen. Considering my age and physical condition, I am in the best place that I could possibly be in, and I am glad that you brought me here." read more