My mother's staying at Villages of St Peters and the family's been kept well informed by all of the staff (nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy). Their building is bright, cheerful, and there are plenty of activities available to the residents. The design and layout of her room is very nice. It accommodates her to move about in the room easily with either a walker or wheelchair.

My mom has moved into The Villages of St. Peters. Everybody there is very caring and compassionate. It looks like a little high-class home. It's very comfortable. It's very clean. She has a small apartment. It's very clean and very safe for the elderly, especially with a walker. Everybody is very attentive and compassionate, and they're there for any of her needs. There are church activities, manicures, they sit around in groups and talk about travel, and there's movie days. It's very nice. They've got a living room, a dining room, and a den. Activities are upstairs with movies, an ice cream shop, and pianos that they play. They've got a cockatiel or two in there. They got a lot of activities for them. It's not a very old building and it's laid out very well. It's very welcoming.

I thought the food there was rather good and had variety. I was there for rehabilitation and they kept me pretty busy witht6hat in the gym...where at the time(2017) I was there Barbara was an excellent passer of the resistant rehabber. The staff that took vitals periodically at the bedside , did soo diligently just as they had their noses in my trivial personal items that I had with me. . I was there for 4 weeks and my bed was changed once, and that time only after I complained…. They, the staff, turned over fairly rapidly and were usually marking time before moving on to another job. That is what they said and it appeared that they were on the mark in that particular. Not to paint everyone with the same tar brush, there were many who tried, were caring, and willing to help, difficulty here is that they were overshadowed by the less willing and less caring. Probably the nicest interactions that I had were those with other patients it was easy to strike up “friendships” with them, but these were fleeting as by the nature of the rehabilitation patients was they got better and left, as did I.

Please do not send your love ones to this facility. If you love them and want them treated properly this is not the place to send them. Staff are very unprofessional and careless. They avoid patients requests and needs. They bicker amongst themselves about patients blatantly in the hallways. Being intentionally spiteful. Moving objects out of patients reach. My heart goes out to those that have to permanently reside at this facility.

My ex-husband is in Villages at St Peters. The people there are happy. The staff is friendly, professional, and seem to be doing a good job with the residents. They keep the place up and decorated nicely. It is not elegant, but it is good for the price point. I think it is a nice facility. They seem to care about his well-being. I know they play bingo, do exercise activities, and have social hours. They take them out for lunch and to different places.

Everything about The Villages of St. Peters was excellent. The staff and the doctors were wonderful. My mother was there for a while. They could not accommodate her needs, and they didn't have a room for her, but I highly recommend them. It was very clean, the food was excellent, and it was a wonderful place.