My father stayed at Fraser Villa. It was very nice and clean. They had a very nice lobby area. The person at the front desk was really nice. The staff was very helpful and very accommodating to my dad, personable, patient, and very nice. The dining area was awesome, and the food was delicious and fresh. I've eaten there several times. The people that are eating have a chance to talk and eat with each other. The dining area was very cozy, too; it's not super big. They had a little cafeteria area outside of the dining area. If your family visits, you can go in there and play games and read books. They had a real cool bird sanctuary in there, and you could sit and watch the birds. That was all covered by insurance. If I had to pay out of pocket, I would be happy with that place.

mom went in for Rehb/therapy. She sits for hrs & no one helps dress or clean her up. Frustrated daughter (unable 2 visit)

I don’t have many things to say that are nice about Fraser Villa. My sisters and I have constantly contacted them because the Care our mother is receiving is subpar. Management has been contacted on numerous occasions and things get better for a day or two and then it goes right down the tubes again. Once this Covid is over we are moving our mother out of Fraser Villa

My Dad was here for 1-1/2 years. We had our ups and downs but when it comes down to it, there might be prettier places out there but that does not matter if you are looking for the best CARE for your loved one. It is pretty there, tho. I have seen many nursing homes and the care at others is awful. Everyone who works at F.V. knows all the residents and spends time with them. Dad didn't enjoy many activites but the whole staff tried and found things he was interested in. Dad wasn't easy to take care of. They did the best anyone could have. The rooms are very nice. Consider your loved one lucky to be at F.V. if they absolutely have no other option than to go to a nursing home. It's not home but it's the next best affordable option. It's truley a family there which I am glad to be part of. Dad recently passed away and I still call. I plan to visit soon because I miss the residents and the staff. Whoever wrote about the rude lady at the desk, she keeps your loved ones safe. She will be rude if she thinks the residents have any chance of danger. The staff that cared for Dad were very caring, efficient and nice. The food there is 1st class. They even offer monthly activites outside of the building for residents who are able to attend.

When the facility looses power the backup generator only powers the hallway lighting and they have to run extension cords for the O2 machines. The food is warm by the time it gets to the 2nd floor dining areas and there is not enough to go around to all the residents. The dishwasher has had a water leak that is stopped by placing towels around it. The staff is always short staffed for the weekends. A lot of staff that is there are busy looking at their phones and not worried about their residents needs.

Fraser Villa was really good. Everybody was happy and were all at the tables playing games having a good time. It's expensive, but they accept Medicaid. They had a section for memory care. They really take care of them. A friend of mine's mother was in there, and she loved it. The people were good. The rooms were nice, decent sized, and sufficient. The facility was clean. They had people mopping the floor constantly. The staff seemed pretty efficient.

My mother-in-law was at Fraser Villa for rehab. It was clean. She did OK, and they took good care of her over there. The staff's attitude was good. They kept good records on her and could tell the family how she was doing. She went to her rehab every day and that worked out OK. She didn't care for the food as much because the meals were just so-so.

The older woman at the front reception desk is extremely rude and unprofessional. Poor image of the facility to have her barking at visitors. Nursing staff seem overworked. PT staff is exceptional and shows great empathy.

Sanctuary at Fraser Villa was very nice, and we really enjoyed that one too. It would work with our needs as they do offer memory care and nursing home. One thing I did like is that they do have a secure entrance; my mother won’t be able to leave without somebody allowing her to leave. The ambience and the dining area was very nice.

I visited Sanctuary At Fraser Villa for my father. It was very nice. It was very warm and welcoming. They had everything that was absolutely needed there. They had physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. People were very nice. The work ethic was wonderful. The staff members were very attentive to the residents. The staff members were very good and very kind. They were very attentive with helping those who were having difficulties, e.g., feeding themselves. They were right there to assist residents if they needed help, and that was very impressive. They had luaus, dances, and ice cream socials. They had singing and wine and cheese events. They showed us their calendar of activities.