Nottingham Rehab's staff (Sherwood Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center) is attentive, but I feel like they have a bunch of people in the facility, so sometimes they aren't as efficient as they could be, but they do a good job with my grandfather. The rooms are better than most Medicaid facilities because they're semi-private. The food isn't anything special. It's not bad, but it's not great either. The facility itself is nice.

Sherwood manor was a beautiful facility. The facilities seemed updated and modern. I believe it was built around 2000. One of the few things that stuck out in my mind was the waterfall with the fish. The residents seemed to all have private rooms. They weren't just seperated by a little curtain like some of the other homes I'd been to before.Some people had suites with dining rooms and bedrooms in the back. The staff were there to take care of the residents. Most of the staff were kind to the residents. There were a few staff members who did not act happy.My really enjoyed the food. The cooks were excellent. They even had a dietary manager.

Overall the care provided here was spectacular. For the several years my great grandma was living there she never had any complaints. Everything was always clean and hygienic and I could tell all of the residents were well taken care of. I'm not sure how much it cost as I was younger at the time and my grandparents were footing the bill. There was a lot of good atmosphere, indoor and outdoor time with the residents. Everyone always seemed to be in great spirits and I never heard complaining or anything of the sort. They provided multi religious services every sunday which is rare from what I understand. Overall I was very happy with her arrangement. We (my mother and I) would visit every week or two and she was always cheery. Every time we would ask her if she needed anything she would always tell us no as she had everything she needed (except family company)