Sterling Village

Visited my brother today, he is at Sterling village for medication adjustment and physical therapy for his broken leg. Excellent facility, immaculate, wonderful therapy department, nursing staff is excellent as well ... If you're really have to go to a facility, this one Tops most of them by far!!!!!!

My mother was only there for a short time, but in that time everyone, from administration to maintenance, was compassionate, caring and treated my mother with dignity.

Mom, who was 92 when she passed, was cared for at Sterling Village for nearly two years and during that time her basic needs were not met to our satisfaction. Over the course of our quarterly meetings we always expressed our concerns but were met with the same response-retraining of staff. We were told by several that Sterling Village was still the best place for our area which is both sad and discouraging. Our observations over this time are that mom's care would have been much better with both increased and better trained staff. Her basic needs including clean teeth, combed hair, assistance with eating, clean clothes when soiled and understanding of her declining health and the needs that went with it were either not understood, ignored or both. Nursing home residents should be treated

This place is amazing!!! My uncle can mostly take care of himself but the staff are always helpful. He always said he rather die than go to a care facility but I guess Sterling Village is the exception. They helped him get a healthier diet and stabilized his medical care. He said they even had a casino day and the myth of losing all his freedom is just that, a myth. I would recommend Sterling Village for any of your loved ones that want and need the extra support.

I have visited many residents at Sterling Village, over the years, and this facility is , by far, the best environment for a person needing rehab care. It’s a clean, spacious, uplifting environment. And the staff is very sensitive to the unique needs of the individual resident. Right now the impact of covid can be felt in it seeming understaffed, which means longer waits to have your needs met. However I feel that the staff that’s there are doing their best and working harder to deliver compassionate care.