When my grandfather started going downhill, we were reluctant to place him in a nursing home. He started off doing rehab with the hope that eventually he would be able to come back home, but when it became clear that was not going to be the case, our family settled him into East Side Rehabilitation & Living Center. The facilities are clean, well maintained and well run by the staff, who are friendly and easily recognize your face after you've been there a couple times, and although the facility's layout is a bit confusing at first, after visiting a few times I started to remember it pretty well. They took care of my grandfather very well there, making sure he was as comfortable as possible, and making accommodations for visiting family members. We were often given a private room so our family could visit without my grandfather being distracted, and they did their best to keep him physically moving and without bedsores, and to keep him emotionally comfortable as well. The staff there genuinely cares about their patients/residents, wanting them to be comfortable, happy, clean and cared for, and they are very friendly to the families of patients. Nearly everyone knew my grandmother by name, or at least as "Mrs. A". Friendly, clean, and caring, East Side will treat your loved one with kindness and care.