The staff is the best I have seen. The place doesn't smell. The staff went above and beyond to help with my parents and to assure they got what was needed

My dad is a resident of Cypress Grove Rehabilitation Center. It is a veteran-centered facility and he's a veteran. I guess he is in skilled nursing because they administer his medicine. He loves the staff; they're very friendly. They check on him a lot and he's got a good rapport with them. I would just say they are very short-staffed, which I think every place is right now. So that's an issue, especially in their kitchen. Their meals are usually light. But he doesn't mind. It's not something that would make him want to leave as of right now. The rooms are very small. He has a roommate, but, so far, he doesn't mind that. I would say the food is very good. My dad is picky, and he loves the food, and that's a big thing for him. The dining area is very nice. They also have a lot of activities to choose from. He goes to an exercise class every day and he loves that. He enjoys that and it keeps him mobile. They have an activity room with games and puzzles. They also have devotional times. They have a sheet that comes out every month and every day it lists the activities he can attend. He is there for about three or four weeks now. They do a good job, but they're just short-staffed.

My brother-in-law is at Cypress Grove Rehabilitation Center. He likes it there. They're letting you visit outside because of the virus, and he gets visits when he's up to it. The only thing he's told me is that he likes it. They have things to do, but he doesn't join. He likes the staff. He said they're good to him. The food is good. They take care of him. He's got hospice now, too, and they come and check on him. I talk to the staff on the phone. They call me and tell me what's going on. The outside of the facility looked good.