There were a few good nurses but there were lots of terrible ones. Most didn't seem to care about the veterans. One LPN nurse in particular was awful. She would do whatever she could to make my dad miserable. He had no roommate for quiet awhile and kept telling him he could not look out the big window that was on the other side of his room. His window on his side was up to high for him to look out. She constatantly would come in and shut the curtain divider in his room so he couldn't look out. She even went pinned them shut so he couldn't look out. She lied to us several times telling us he said and did things. She accused him several times of playing with his feeding tube and when it would leak they would not give him extra food. I could go on and on about problems there. One nurse was mad at him and jerked him up in bed and hit his head. She got moved thankfully. I hated that my dad was there. I worried about him constantly. The crappy nurses far out weighed the good ones. I would strongly NOT recommend this place.

This facility is located in the rural Kansas community of Windfield. The facility is part of the US Government run nursing homes for veteran's. Admission preference is given to wartime verterans. If space is permitting, spouses and other military may admit here. Recently renovated, it has much to offer to our men and women who served their country. This is an enriched enviromnet and beautiful campus. Dementia/Alzheimer's unit on site. Deficiencies are below the state average. On-going training is provided to staff. Check the eligibility requirements. The Stimulus Act of 2009 may have added some accessibility that wasn't available before.