I wouldn’t board my dog there. Only reason I gave one star is because they fed my family member. Do not come here. The pictures of the common areas look wonderful. When you get to the rooms they are small and awful. Dust debris in the vents. Shared bathroom jack and Jill between four patients. Tiny bathroom. Barely can maneuver. Had to send my family member back to the hospital. I could not sleep nights when my family member was at Aperion. I am angry at myself for not transferring him sooner.

This facility is located in a moderately safe suburban residential neighbor though it sits on a busy street. There are sidewalk paved areas that are moderately to well maintained, depending on how far into the residential area one walks. There is minimal outdoor space available for residents and families. The interior common areas are somewhat limited and not overly welcoming. Staffing patterns vary and at times it seems as if there are not enough staff to meet the needs. The quality of the food is average with some meals appearing appetizing and others not. This facility will accept residents covered by Medicaid and may also accept residents that may have a difficult time being accepted elsewhere. In those instances it could be a more desirable choice than other options.