She has a studio apartment, but they have a variety. Their business department has been very good, and very quick to get her in within a month.

They've got very beautiful grounds, and she can take walks within it without having to go outside the community. The facility is very clean, and they have maintenance people that can help cater some items for her. The care that she's being given is very detailed and correct, especially in this time of the pandemic. LJ My mother has moved into Lytton Gardens. You are in downtown Palo Alto, and in all fairness, you are just a short walk but if you can't walk anymore, then that's sort of a moot point. You won't get the little bistro in your community that had sandwiches and soup and drinks all day long, espressos, and that sort. Lytton Gardens is more and more on the inexpensive side. You're sort of getting what you pay for them. I don't believe they have very much in the way of activity. The rooms were clean, a little bit darkish, but the 1-bedrooms were very spacious. Their services are what I would call standard, and it's affordable for sure. If there was more of a financial burden on my family or on my mother's estate, I would consider Lytton gardens. It's not some place I would want to send mom, if I can afford to send mom to some other places. I believe obviously that's going to be the least expensive of everywhere we went.

It is a public house considered a public housing venue, so it is federally run with federal guidelines. Maybe not as well staffed as the other places. It's very motel-hotel like and a little bit darkish in the hallways. There are some restrictions and limitations. Steve Lytton Gardens is more of a public housing run by housing and urban development.

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