That usa website had some scary results. YIKES ! I noticed the dates for the grade of one star was for 2009. 2010 and 2011. My mother was not a resident until 2012. Maybe they changed their ways after that. I was there in the evening and sometimes in the middle of the night closer to when she passed. The week before she passed I was there a lot more than that. I never saw any of the employees gathered around a TV set or sleeping when I was there. The employees knew about how much I loved my mother and I told the home on admittance that I would not tolerate less than the standard of care when I took care of her myself at home. I was very very involved in her care there and was her health care power of attorney. She was on hospice most of the time so I had their people looking out for her also. I wish that I could have handled her longer at home but as the disease progressed I couldn't handle it on my own. After raising 4 children I never thought alzheimers would beat me but it did. 2 of her doctors begged me to place her in a home for 2 of those 3 years. I told them no I would take care of her until I couldn't handle it anymore. Also I the home I would not hesitate to sue if my mother was abused ,neglected or anything else happened to her. Maybe that made the difference I don't know. Also maybe the neglect and abuse happens more when the family is not involved and the resident does not have anyone to be their voice when things go wrong. I am just thankful that I was my mothers voice and spared her from any wrong doing.