By John E. via CARING
August 14, 2022
I’m living at Waterford Place, and it’s been fine. The staff member was very kind, patient, and concerned. My apartment is very nice, it’s a duplex, 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, with a garage, and it’s brand new. They have bible study, we go out to eat at least once a month, there’s social time every Friday afternoon, and different times during the week they play cards.
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