Silver Stream Center

My wife is in the Silver Stream Center. We just came back, it's the first time we were there today, and it's pretty nice. They did a good job with her. The staff was very nice; everybody there was so nice. We had to go outside to visit her on the patio. It's very nice and clean. It's an older place, but they do a lot of work; it's a stone building.

My mother was here and they helped her get back to the level that she needed to be at to go to an assisted living. The staff were honest and upfront about her level of care and didn't try to convince me to get my mom to stay there to get her money. She went here for rehab after a broken hip. Therapy was great. Food could have been better.

My grandfather was brought right from the hospital to Silver Stream Center, but no one had asked me about him and no one addressed me to say what was going on. Although, I did get a call from the social worker about his prognosis and they let me know how he was doing. When I first came to this facility, I didn't think the place was well-maintained. My first impression was I didn't like it. My grandfather liked the food, but I don't think he is completely satisfied with them, too.

A very old, and rather charming building draws you as you first arrive. Due to it's age, there seems to be constant work being done to either the outside structure or the inside. The staff is welcoming and friendly upon arrival. I was able to meet with one of the social workers, and it was obvious he was under stress doing double duty since there is was a critical situation with short staffing.The staff appeared to be be crunching to get everything done....but they seem to not allow this to effect their ooncern for the residents. The little interchange I was able to witness showed care and friendliness combined with professional skills. This facility is kept clean and the staff seems to be determined to make things work so the residents are kept happy.