Nursing Home Communities in Pueblo, CO

"My family member loves being at Sharmar. She says they take good care of her. The staff is always helpful. She just loves the activity staff Stephanie, Ashely and Mark. She says they always have many fun things for them to do. The Activity staff is always so helpful and wonderful to all the residents and families. The building is always clean and smells great. It is such a great place to put your loved one. "

"My wife was referred for rehab. The odor was uncomfortable for her. Upon admission she was told the nurse would be in to check her vitals and answer questions. Nurse never showed in the first 3 hours. Staff brought her a plate with green beans and some mac and cheese garbage. When she asked about her medications she was told she wouldn't get them until the next day despite the orders being sent with her paperwork. Staff were not attentive to the call button, especially when she needed assistance going to the bathroom. Almost ended up soiling herself. Would not recommend this place to anyone."

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"This facility is located on small grounds with not much room for the patients to be outside. There is a tiny garden center located in the back where patients and family can sit outside and visit. However, if there are more than eight people out there you feel as if you are on top of each other. The staff is friendly and nice, they always inform my family when my grandmother is having problems, but they have called us a couple times and nothing has been wrong. I appreciate the concern they have for the patients and the communication they keep with the family. The room she was orignally in very nice, with its own sitting room and enough space to be comfotable. Now they have moved her into a room that she shares with another person. There is no room to visit and you must stand in order to spend time with her. It seems like she is well cared for but the space could be bigger. They do provide some arts and crafts but the room is very small compared to how many patients they provide for. In order to get outside you must go through the arts and crafts room which again makes it a little tight with a wheelchair and several people. "

"The Center at Park West Nursing Home in Pueblo was very modern. I think the communication with the staff to the families was good. They set my parents up for PT and OT when they were there. I think they have speech therapy also. They've got high expectations too. If you're going to stay in the rehab, they go into your room and say, "All right, let's sign you up for PT" and you turn them down 3 times, they are going to boot you out of there. Unless obviously, you're sick or this or that. They have a high expectations. It's their job to get you in rehab and move you to the next step (whatever the next step is). My experience with them was very good. If you have any questions, you could get hold of the powers; they're very communicative. They brought the food up to my parents' rooms, so they didn't go down for it. If you go in as a visitor, they give you a tag. You have to take your temperature, wear a mask, and things of that nature. They didn't have everybody in the dining room. They served them in their own rooms. They had some issues with staffing at night during the time my parents were there. The activities are individual-based, and it's based on physical therapy and occupational therapy. There is none on the rehab site where my parents stayed."

"My brother was in Belmont Lodge Health Care Center when he got out of the hospital. It was very good and clean. I was very happy with my brother's stay there. The layout was very good. They provided meals, a place to live, and several different kinds of therapy. There was one therapy instructor who was especially good. She was really wonderful in helping him learn to walk as much as she could at that time."