My husband is now at Shadescrest Health Care Center. I like it. It's nice. The people are nice. It's clean. The rooms are good. They have private and semi-private rooms. It's more like a hospital setting. They have a nurse's station. They have patios with chairs out. They do therapy twice a day. They have bingo and movies, too. They have quite a few activities. The staff is very nice. My husband loves the staff, and the staff loves him. He has gained weight, so he likes the food. The government takes care of the cost because he is a disabled veteran.

The facility takes excellent care of my grandfather. They have a lot of activities that he is involved in there and that keeps his mind occupied. He and the other patients get along great and help each other out. The center is always clean when I go there and the environment seems to be very sterile. I enjoy going there to visit with my grandfather and the other patients; the staff is very welcoming to me and my family. Sometimes we attend Sunday morning services with the staff and patients. The staff seems to enjoy working there; I've never seen anyone there who did not cheerfully help the patients. I think this is a positive for the hiring staff and their judgement in personnel matters. The happier the employees are, the less likely the employee will abuse the patients. Overall, it has been a pleasant experience considering we had to place my grandfather there. I feel that he is getting the care and help that he needs.