My mother was placed in this facility after problems with shortness of breath caused her to be hospitalized and loose a good deal of her strength. From what i have seen and heard the employees take good care of their patients, and the facility seems to have a laid back approach, allowing patients to roam and vistor/pets easy access to the patients. They also have little approaches that look like they would help. Such as a billboard that always has the the correct date, weather conditions and other information written on it. The center is also close proximity to the emergency room incase something happens. Infact it is right across the street from the brand new ER of St. Elizabeth'sThe facility does seem a little old compared to the newly renovated hospital across the street from it, and is not as well equipped as you might hope. The food they serve also looks to be the stereotypical bad hospital style food, which is a downgrade compared to what Good Samaritan hospital was giving my mother(basically gourmet)