I am only commenting on the rehab care. My husband was admitted for rehab after a knee replacement at the VA. Arrangements were made in advance by VA social worker including his list of required meds and schedule. He was never provided his supper or required meds. After 6 hours, I picked him up at 8 pm and took him home. Never experienced the PT, but the medical type care is very inadequate.

Overall I would say my Grandmother's quality of life there was quite good. Not only was the staff friendly, there was always someone available if necessary. The residents were very friendly as well. It was a nice facility and very upbeat.

I recently visited this facility. This is a really well kept facility that is very clean inside and outside. The staff are very helpful and friendly and are very atentitive to the patients needs and or wants. The facility has all of the needed amenities and also has all of the up to date amenities. I would feel safe and comfortable with having one of my loved ones residing in this facility. The staff are very comforting and when I spoke to them about how they felt as caregivers to the patients, most of them told me they treat the patients as if they were one of their loved ones they were caring for and to me that meant a lot because how your loved ones are treated in these type of places is very important because nobody wants to leave their loved ones in a place they are uncomfortable in or that may treat them badly.