Ah, Daffey; I thought you meant that you were looking into this home. I didn't realize that your LO was already there.
Well. Having the TV on in Greek all the time is certainly an issue. What is the proportion of Greek-speaking residents to the rest of the population? One immediate solution I can think of is having two TV's; everyone uses wireless headphones.
You're in America, in the greater Chicago area. There are always "minorities" in America and especially in Chicago. I'm not using the word to designate non-whites here. I mean that all of us in could be a minority somewhere if we go to a place that is designed for a different cultural demographic than our own. To me, that's part of what makes America a wonderful place. But what are the specific issues that you're concerned about? Likely there are workarounds for those issues, if you want this particular facility for some reason... like location, perhaps?
Are you asking how someone who is not Greek would fit In?
They appear to have Catholic, Jewish and Orthodox services on site, so I'd say they are not " just" a facility for folks of Greek ethnicity.
Taking a tour is really the best way to get a feel for a facility.
Well. Having the TV on in Greek all the time is certainly an issue. What is the proportion of Greek-speaking residents to the rest of the population? One immediate solution I can think of is having two TV's; everyone uses wireless headphones.