My mother has lived at Excellent Loving Care since April 2003. She has Parkinson's. Her combination of fluctuating motor skills, which can vary depending on the hour. combined with mild cognitive impairment means she needs constant supervision. It was important to me that I find a home that would continue to encourage her to be as independent as possible in the moment. We were able to hire excellent cull-time caregivers when she lived with me. Sue has provided the same thoughtful care my mom had become accustomed to. She provides the careful, attentive care to both mom's mental and physical needs. Sue takes note of her interests and finds ways for my mom to engage and not just sit in her room(which has a very nice view of the beautifully landscaped backyard). Sue is also experienced in physical therapy, which is invaluable for someone with Parkinson's, as exercise is the only "medicine" which can slow the progression of the disease. One of the reasons we chose Excellent Loving Care was the loving energy, which was in contrast to the many homes I visited in choosing an AFH. The rooms are large and the residents are encouraged to spend time outside when whether permits. In addition to Sue, the staff are all extremely friendly and take time to get to know their clients and their preferences. I've been extremely pleased with the care my mom has been receiving, I encourage you to consider Excellent Love Care AFH if you are in need of increasing care of your loved one.