The Valley

StoneBridge Senior Living was very nice. They had individual houses and apartments and a section where people needed assistance. They had four different levels of living arrangements there. I saw one person basically on hospice who needed 24-hour care. They were very accommodating and very nice. The staff took care of me as a visitor. There were about eight of us and they didn't mind at all about us going. The apartments were nice. The room had everything in it including the bed and the TV, and it was nice. There were people sitting in the common area, watering the plants and feeding the birds. It was a nice location secluded and inaccessible from the main highway.

My dad is in The Valley for a two-month rehab. He does not like the food because it's bland and the service is OK. They have a lot of younger people working there who provide less attention than they should be, but their work ethics are pretty good. They give Dad a bath twice a week. He is in a pretty decent, single room. There aren't a lot of people there. They need to improve on the scheduling of nurses; there are times where there's a lot of them, then the next day, there aren't any nurses. The outside of the place is nice, but the area where the employees smoke has cigarette butts all over. Their rehab is pretty good. The place is pretty decent, overall.