My dad was one of the first people to move in here. He needs nothing much physically, but has a lousy memory. They treat him well, know his likes and fix his tv multiple times when he hits the wrong button.
They have happy hour every afternoon and that is one of the great times of the day when everyone gathers, drinks and chats.
We are able to have dinner with my dad whenever we want (as long as we let them know ahead of time) and that is very nice. The food is not institutional, but restaurant quality. Although, he misses his old life, he understands that this is good for all of us.
I hope the quality continues as they fill up with more residents. They are very sweet to everyone and the place is gorgeous.