I walked into this hospital to visit my aunt, and ...

I walked into this hospital to visit my aunt, and literally felt my jaw drop at the amazing concept that is the hospitals interior! Even now I can barley begin to explain how beautiful this place is (it looks nothing like my version of a hospital.)

The best part however was how happy my aunt was with the care she received at this facility. Every staff member she encountered treated her with the utmost respect and made her health their primary concern.

I come from New Jersey, so I'm used to hospitals with cheap seats, and claustrophobic floor plans. I've never seen a hospital with leather chairs, fireplaces, escalators, and high ceilings that could make most churches envious.

As if that interior isn't amazing enough there is also a gym with floor-to-ceiling glass, stunning gardens, fountains, lighted ceiling ornaments (shaped like giant gleaming birds), and wall murals. The hospital gift shop stocks an array of items that would make the perfect gift. Including an entire display of small tokens (animal shaped or coins), that can serve as good luck charms (they can certainly help to lift your loved ones spirit).

Even the bathrooms in the lobby are massive in comparison. I'm not used to hospital restrooms that accommodate more than a single person (nearly every bathroom in our hospitals are single patron only).

My mother was in one of the nicer hospitals NJ had to offer a few years ago (Morristown Medical Center), and that hospital doesn't even begin to compare. On a scale of 1-10 compared to the hospitals in my state. I can honestly claim this hospital is a 20 (it's literally that nice!)