My mother was a resident of St. Joseph Villa for approximately 6 years. She was a resident of the 3rd floor. It was a long journey that was made easier by the atmosphere and staff. We were there as the facility went through an extensive renovation project. The staff and residents went through some trying times but the with patience and perseverance, the results were amazing. The best part of St. Josephs Villa is that all who work there are caring, compassionate, and faith filled. The staff do care and in time become family. The Villa strives to make the facility the best it can be. The staff, both paid and volunteer, are an integral part in their success. The rooms are new, roomy and private. Bathrooms with shower are shared with 1 neighbor. They advocate neighborhood floors. 2 wings on each floor share a dining room and community room (both nicely furnished with a homey atmosphere). There is a hairdresser on the premises. There is a secure garden area for mobile residents. There is also a chapel that has daily mass. I would recommend the St. Joseph Villa to anyone in need of short or long term care.

I am a weekly volunteer at the nursing home facility for retired Sisters of St Joseph who are infirmed and, in some cases have alzheimers. The facility also has lay people who need constant care or, in some cases, are recuperating from surgery. The facility has 24/7 nursing care with physical therapy on-site and water aerobics. The nearest hospital is 10 minutes away. There are 7 floors to the facility. It is clean, bright and cheerful with many solariums to rest and relax as well as grounds for those who are able to walk around with the help of staff or volunteers. The staff are very caring of all patients, but those who suffer from alzheimers need specific care and the nursing staff is always kind an patient to them. It is a wonderful facility and gives tremendous care to all the patients there.