T2shay74
Mar 2026
Just got my daughter moved in yesterday for rehabilitation and I cannot say enough wonderful words for the administration on helping my family out. There are such a wide variety of needs for people who have such a diverse disability, sickness and struggles that there is not one place that can 100% accommodate everyone to their liking, but I can say from what I seen, everyone here tries to. If you have not been in other homes, you would not know the difference between places and I have seen alot of positive from here. Smiling faces, residence are happy, well taken care of, and that is really what matters. It is the little things that make a difference, like bringing someone a sandwich when they are still hungry, or moving their tv so they can see it because they have bad eyes. The biggest difference I see, the willingness to help someone. So far I love the communication, the eagerness to help my daughter heal and offer activities and therapies for her. She is still adjusting as this takes time but she even noticed how nice everyone is. My daughter is on medicaid and I am so glad they are able to help us.

