Sunny Acres Nursing Home

not sunny

This is regarding their rehab center - if the person doesn't feel feel or is in pain do not send there. They will end up with no services. The so called doctor will deem them capable of making their own decision and if they aren't feeling well or hurt when the therapist comes in they won't get any therapy. Do home care - would never send anyone their for rehab; the night staff especially the nurse and aides were great. Day time it was all about covering their butts.

Edward Grace

Was at sunny Acer's for rehab (two weeks ) I can say staff was unbelievely good always ready to help you nurses and aides , also a great physical therapy dept. spent a lot of time with me I went to dinning room for meals and they were very good to my needs . But I must say as far as my room meaning the bath room it was not set up for Rehab Patients after I got into the BR in my wheelchair I was not Abel to see mirror to shave to high shower had no place to put hand held shower head water adjuster never worked , also showe soap dispenser on the operset wall from shower , hand sanitizer up over toilet unable to get it from .wheelchair same as paper towels and hand soap , after getting in bed at night had to ring for someone to come and put out lamps no access for for me to control lights like an overhead light over bed .the nursing staff like I said where top notch I also did nursing for many years and wished I had some of them at that time with me

Maureen25

My father was at Sunny Acres. They did try their best. They weren’t able to recognize critical elements that needed to be seen, so my father ended up in an emergency visit and required amputation of his toe. So I was disappointed with them. What impressed me most was the staff. They were doing the best job they could. They were very kind and caring except for one nurse aide. However, they did not have the skill level needed to take care of someone who was sick as my dad. My father had a private room because he had MRSA. It was beautiful. It was very nice. He also enjoyed the food.

Carol17

We liked the size of it, it's smaller. It's privately owned and well-run. We've been very happy with the staff; they're very good and friendly to the residents. The downside is, they put three residents in one room. So the rooms, I don't love, but the rest of the facilities are okay. And unfortunately, my mother is still having difficulty with the dementia. She gets agitated and combative at times. They keep telling us that we might have to find another place for her if she can't control her agitation. We liked the facility, but they're just picky about who's gonna get to stay there.

Barbara10

I know somebody whose mother's in Sunny Acres, and they like it very much. My mother has Alzheimer's, so I'd rather that she was in an area where she could see some normal people too and in a mixture. They mix people up and dementia patients with other groups. You can walk around the parking lot at least. They have 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedrooms. Right now, my mother's in a room by herself. It's kind of homelike appearance.