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Carol Norman

The good and bad about Villa. The rehab department is a standout, led by a compassionate director and staff who genuinely care for patients' success. The CNAs are also fantastic, working efficiently and compassionately despite heavy workloads. The ratio of patient to CNA is higher than it should be. The wound care nurse is incredibly dedicated and skilled. They are lucky to have her. Conversely, the medical staff, from top to bottom (with the exception of Nurse Mike), are often underqualified. My husband experienced a serious life threatening condition that developed from indifference and lack of knowledge on the part of the medical staff. I had to call an ambulance after hours to get him out of there before he died. He went right to the ICU and spent 12 days in the hospital. It became obvious the medical staff is under pressure from above to keep the beds full and avoid any culpability. So if you need rehab and are in good health, then Villa might be the place for you. Otherwise, I would never put a loved one in here.

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Kathy H Baker

Peter is amazing. I love the physical therapy department, especially the guys! Ryan, Brian, Jomar, and Robert are all fantastic. The nursing staff is attentive as well, especially Moira and Sylvia. Yafa also does a great job on nights. Housekeeping does a great job making sure my room is clean. I love Barbara in the kitchen. The staff overall is caring and kind!

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Iris Crespo

My stay at Villa was great! All great services! My therapy surprised me because I finished my therapy in just a month. My therapist took care of me and focused on me and my progress. No concerns here. Nursing was great and CNAs were attentive. I don't want to have to come back here but if I had to, this would be the place to do it.

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Judy Craig

I want to thank the team at the Villa for the wonderful experience in Rehab. I came in expecting some help and found Great help instead. Tracie, Martha and Angela and the others went far beyond in getting me back my independence.. Within a few days I was standing and feeling hope of recovery. They all work as a team with each patient making recovery much easier. Thank you to all for your dedication and making it fun as well

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William Raab

I could not get my wife out of there fast enough. This was our first day here, and just after our arrival, one of the patients near where my wife's room was had a complete meltdown. She was quite irate! Insisting that she didn't belong there and why wouldn't they let her leave. And she was still very angry as my wife and I were exiting the facility. No matter what the staff did, they could not calm her down. And this went on for about an hour or so. And I didn't realize that the patient wheelchairs don't have foot pads. So the patients feet are touching the ground. I personally witnessed two facility workers take a patient from the nurses station and start to wheel him back to his room. The young lady started pushing him forward and the poor guys feet were scrunching up underneath the wheelchair. Her coworker urged her to take him backwards, and she stated flatly, "I'm not taking him backwards!" Do yourself a favor! Build your own mini nursing home facility and take care of your own loved-one. You'd be better off! Such a callous, unfeeling, and uncaring attitude that I witnessed from that young lady. Shame on her. I pray that she doesn't become dependent in her old age and end up on the receiving end of the same treatment that she inflicted on that poor man. Shame on this facility!