Sunnyview Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

Michele Stachew

Jun 2026

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My dad was a resident for about 1.5 yrs. Day to day care was good. Most nursing care and aides were pleasant. Front desk was fine. Food services and activities returned my calls. Older facility, aging elevator, could use some upgrades. It is unfortunate that meals were not a priority in a timely matter or fresh. Most of his complaining was food. During his time and seeing his bill going up each month, calls and emails were constantly made with no return calls or emails. He was straight medicaid! This was my biggest issue with billing calls never returned. The offices with Butler Agency got complaints from families about Sunnyview administration The agency could not reach out to anyone as well. It is sad to see a facility ignore communication. Zero communication isnt a violation so nothing to do but deal with frustrating unpleasant business practices!

Michael Wolfe

May 2026

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My Mom is at this place now. I called and left 2 messages yesterday for someone to call me back. Nobody ever did. A couple weeks ago my brother ( who is a doctor) called there twice in one day and nobody ever called him back either. We pay the same price as we would at a nicer facility, but we get no common courtesy. The residents get their meals at random times ( often dinner is at 7-8 at night ) and they are given minimum time to eat it before they whisk their trays away. I fed my mom the other day and she acted as if she hadn’t eaten in a week. She can’t speak because of a stoke and has difficulty feeding herself, but nobody helps her. I’m very disappointed in this establishment.

Tim Bish

Dec 2025

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Friendly front desk receptionist. She greeted me by name and had kind words upon my depature. I visited the 2nd floor and it was clean and quietly comfortable surroundings. The elevator worked better than usually and I was in and out for a quick visit to the 2nd floor, Cardinal place.

Sheri Cogley

Oct 2025

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My uncle is currently living here and is receiving the best possible care from their staff. He has dementia and is no longer able to care for himself. He is happy and thriving at Sunnyview. While he is our family, all staff there treat him as their own. I am so appreciative and grateful.

Rachelle Savannah

Oct 2025

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My uncle resides at Sunnyview and has for over 5 years as he was no longer able to care for himself at home. The staff have been amazing and continue to treat him as if he is a member of their family. He has dementia and sometimes requires extra attention when it comes to reminders about his daily routine. The nursing staff always finds time to provide this care and our family is appreciative because Joe truly feels like he is at home in this environment. Shout out to activities for always engaging him in leisure tasks whether it is live music, crafts, games or just bringing a snack around for some 1:1 conversation. He may not remember names and short term memory continues to decline, but he is clear to us when he calls and when we visit, that he feels safe, content and loved as a resident of Sunnyview. He is thriving in this long term environment and for this we are appreciative!