90 11. Groups of persons deprived of their liberty at the places of detention the settlement; however, both the motor coach and the train services were accessible in the institution’s vicinity. There were 50 residents in the Segítõ Kéz Assisted Living Center on the day of the visit. The Center took care of one person with mild, and 15-20 persons with serious disability. Their majority was diagnosed with dementia; however, they were capable of conducting most of their daily routines (getting dressed, having meals) independently. Three of them were under guardianship invoking fully limited legal competency. One of them had a professional guardian. There were several persons in wheelchairs or otherwise limited mobility residing in the institution. There was no reception service operated in the Segítõ Kéz Assisted Living Center. The doors were closed; people could not leave the building without a key. The residents lived in single and double rooms in three separate, properly maintained and fastidiously furnished, two-storied buildings. The two smaller buildings were not barrier-free; however, even the third, allegedly barrier-free building had a threshold at the entrance. The residents with a wheelchair or otherwise limited mobility were placed in the largest building with an elevator and a barrier-free bathroom. There were no persons with reduced mobility living in the other two, hardly accessible buildings. The residents in Building 1 lived in one double and five single rooms. The management’s office, the staff restroom, the nurses’ room, a storage room, and Mess room in the Segítõ Kéz Assisted Living Center