First my best friend's mom was here for rehab due to a broken femur. The staff was VERY caring, making up for the few areas where the home is lacking. She, unfortunately, passed about a month after being discharged, and just a week shy of her 90th birthday, which precipitated the admittance of her 94 year old sister. She is in the early stages of Alzheimer's and dementia, as well as being somewhat physically challenged. It has not been easy, but the supportive staff is exceptional. The variety and quality of the food is adequate. Permanent and long term residents have a slightly larger room with a window and more space for a t.v. etc. The bathrooms are in the process of being upgraded (a good thing), but the lobby, dining area and back patio are light, airy and welcoming. I would feel comfortable leaving a family member here, especially realizing the quality of care is much better than average. Shout out to Lynne, Kelly, Jared and Chester for the comfort you've provided for my best friend.
This nursing home took my father-in-law who is 6'1" from 168 pounds to 108 pounds in months. Their starvation is why he is dying now. They refused to let him try to walk and made him be in a wheelchair which made him weak. When he fell and broke his hip they did not notice or provide treatment for 4 days. They drugged him so they wouldn't have to pay attention to him. They keep unskilled foreigners as their main staff. Burses can be rarely found. This place should be shut down.