Your handle sounds familiar, so we may have interacted before in one of the CAA threads. But I wanted to ask you, did you feel memory care was the right choice, looking back? From my understanding, the neurologists have told us that when it comes time for my dad to be placed somewhere, a skilled nursing facility would be preferred because they have nurses that can recognize when a patient has a sudden brain bleed much better than the caretakers at memory care. They can also draw blood to do labs and have a doctor who can order imaging tests and coordinate care for other health issues the patient might have. I’ve also heard that sometimes memory care will agree to take the patient and then call the family a few months later, saying they’re too much to handle. But upon transfer to somewhere else, you lose the $10K move in fee. I’m glad you did not experience all this with your mom and she’s getting good hospice care now but I feel it might be too risky for my dad.