My relative is in Cogir of Queen Anne. The food is wonderful. It's a very nice atmosphere. However, as their agents, we had to keep track of their care, but their staff has been accessible.
The rooms are very nice. The chef has a very nice menu and there are choices every day. The food is delicious. They have exercises, lectures, music, and art activities. It's expensive. Quickly search the largest online senior living and senior care directory. Guided, expert advice to find the best community or agency for you. Cogir of Queen Anne is here to meet you where you are at with your needs.
We toured Cogir of Queen Anne. We didn't meet too many of the staff there. But it's older, and not as nice of a facility. The way that the rooms are organized, there are lots of weird angles and things. We rejected it because we just couldn't figure out how he could even furnish it. I looked at it and we couldn't figure out how to make it work. We did look at two-bedroom units there, they were just organized very strangely.
The rooms were so small that we couldn't figure out how you'd get any furniture in them. Everything was fine. The space is a lot older, and the common areas weren't as nice. Initially, they were pretty much a wash on the pricing, but we just think that the value for the money wasn't there.
They offered nice meals. The dining is very similar to most of the places, but I didn't think the food was as good as other places.
