I toured Sarah Harding, and then decided not to go. But I was ready to go there. It's independent living. I think if you can't get around yourself or take care of yourself, then you have to go somewhere. They want independent people there. It's very friendly, it's neat and clean. They have laundry facilities. You don't have a stove, so they've got a microwave, and a refrigerator. Activities are outstanding. They got an activities director, and they got their own bus. If I understand it, I think the bus will take you to doctor's appointments if you need that, and the bus also goes to out-of-town trips and places. I rode their bus one time; they were going to Rock Island to Circa 21 for a play. The activities director has got things going all the time at Sarah Harding. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. They're good people.

My mom is in Sarah Harding Senior Living and she likes it. She's very happy, the staff is very accommodating, very caring, hands-on, involved, and concerned. She's in a one-bedroom apartment, she has a kitchenette, and they also have a cafeteria in the community. The location is fine; it's in the middle of the city.

I have been a Director of Nursing for twenty years. I have seen only great things from this home. I have stayed with my mother for the weekend on several weekends when the administrative staff was not present. It ran like a well oiled clock. They are kind, friendly, respectful and the home is very clean. When the air in her apartment malfunctioned, they were on it in minutes and had it repaired. My mother is a very good cook and she loves the food. They have many services that make this facility more than just a home. From card club, crafts, bingo, church, to special meals catered in on holidays. I just can't say enough. I would like to thank all the staff for going above and beyond for all of your residents

Sarah Harding was an older nursing home and that is kind of converted to apartments. Cleanliness was fine, and the managers were very good.