Trinity Health and Rehab Center was more geared toward homeless people versus people who come from families who are still active in their lives. The rooms were small and dark, so it was not uplifting. The dining area was fine, and the food was OK but bland. The staff was great and brought the residents down to the area where they feed them, plus sing and dance and play bingo.

The staff at Trinity Health and Rehab was very good to my aunt. Her Alzheimer's was getting quite bad. She is also bipolar. She doesn't like to leave her room, so they come in and they sit with her and take her for a walk and try to engage her in different activities, which she doesn't really want any part of. The nurses have been there for quite a while. She has gotten to know them and gotten to be comfortable and she will go for a walk with them. They have a lot of different activities. They have cards, bingo, they have someone to come in and says the rosary, sing-alongs, different word games, and different board games. The rooms were clean and well cared for. They're not dirty, messy or peeling of paint or old wallpaper. My aunt got very comfortable with the place. She is not the type of person who moves around a lot. When she was at home, she just barely got out of bed most days. But here, she gets dressed, bathes, and goes to the hairdresser. She's taking the meds correctly as well.