Choosing to place someone in a nursing home is hard. From the very beginning they were considerate and helpful. The move went faultless and with care. The stay had many ups and downs for the patient, but the staff was always helpful and positive. The administration is beyond what we expected. Very knowledgeable and went above and beyond helping us with Medicaid and Social Security issues. The nursing staff made us feel like he was their only patient, even though we witnessed them running from room to room. During his stay, the patient had a hospital stay, outing, many declines in health and eating concerns. The staff handled all of it and kept us very informed! We choose them based on three previous positive reviews from friends are greatful we did.

Rooms and not very clean. The place looks run down and outdated. The food isn't bad but getting help takes for ever. The staff seems pretty friendly and happy to help but getting someone is the problem.

My mother moved into the Country Club Rehabilitation Campus at Delaware. It's very close to home and everything seems to be OK. The only thing is they share a bathroom, and it's semi-private. They seem to keep them pretty busy. They play bingo, there's singing, and she doesn't complain about the food.