Tell me why.

Well, I had been in an organization that welcomed residents from locked dementia units, and we were really proud of that, but we kind of just moved them into a bigger locked unit, so it was like it ended up being a 64-bed locked unit.

And we, when we opened our second home at Honeybee's, we welcomed a resident who had been three months specialed in the local hospital by an EN.

Imagine the cost of that.

And then because that obviously appeared tricky because of the behaviors that this resident had, was referred to a locked dementia unit in the area, and he was there for about two weeks, and was very unsettled.

And the family just were disheartened by the care that he was getting and how he wasn't thriving, and so they contacted us, and he moved in with us.

And the handover that we got from that nursing home was, like, a printout of the medication chart and a phone call saying, "Well, good luck.

But the, but the-

Tell me why.

Well, I had been in an organization that welcomed residents from locked dementia units, and we were really proud of that, but we kind of just moved them into a bigger locked unit.

So it was like, it ended up being a 64-bed locked unit.

And we, when we opened our second home at Honeybee's, we welcomed a resident who had been three months specialed in the local hospital by an EN.

Imagine the cost of that.

And then because that obviously appeared tricky because of the behaviors that this resident had, was referred to a locked dementia unit in the area, and he was there for about two weeks and was very unsettled.

And the family just were disheartened by the care that he was getting and how he wasn't thriving, and so they contacted us, and he moved in with us.

Yeah.