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Kylie Martin

I am a local funeral director and unfortunately get to know the nursing homes in the area pretty well. Upon visiting WSL my first impression as I walked in the door was how clean the building smelled. It was warm and smelled freshly disinfected and fresh without being over powering. Every staff member greeted me with kindness and offered to assist me. The only reason I am not leaving a 5 star review based on my experience is the fact that the rooms are slightly outdated. I'm not sure if they have a regular maintenance staff employed there, but a fresh coat of paint in the resident rooms would really polish the place up a bit. I appreciate Brooke's professionalism and all of the staff that offered their help to me. Everyone working there had a professional appearance and was very clean. Great job in taking care of our aging population and keeping the standards of care they deserve!

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Steven Ignacek

First and formost this place has a F rating with the State of Illinois and is close to being shut down from the state as management and owners only care about the money and refuses to buy soap and other items needed so clean the place to save money and refuses to repair the building as its very run down and has major issues as mold, water leaks and after some digging they treat employees like trash and there is a admit named John and he lies and refuses to fix things and employees are walking out as the abuse they get from other managers and admits. Now to see the place is infested with bed bugs and admits refused to fix it. Stay away from this place if you care about your loved one.

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Adam Bowlingreen

Severely understaffed. Smells terrible. The lack of quality care for residents is abhorrent. The kitchen, and hallways flood when it rains. From the roof, and foundation. The front hall flooded after a pipe burst. Instead of correctly fixing the issue they just cleaned the visible water up and painted. So plenty of mold growth in the walls and ceiling. The smell of the mold up there is very prevalent when it rains, and the roof starts leaking.

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Lisa Scott

After a hard fought, 3-year long battle with dementia, my dad passed away peacefully at Washington Senior Living on July 25. We were with him as he took his last breath. I can't say enough good things about the caring staff in the Southwest wing. They treated my dad as if he were their very own family. You hear horrible stories about loved ones being mistreated in nursing facilities but this was not the case at Washington. The care dad received was exceptional. They saw the best of him and the "worst", yet maintained nothing but love and compassion. Every one of them commented on his beautiful smile, kind eyes and ornery personality. They said he ruled the place and it just wasn't going to be the same without him. Dad was loved by all who knew him. I can honestly say he did not have a single enemy. I will miss him more than words can express. I am comforted knowing he is no longer suffering and in a much better place.

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Maria Mc

They had the best Easter egg hunt. It was fun to watch the children walk around, collect eggs, play games and greet the Easter Bunny. This facility always thinks of engaging activities for the community. The staff is amazingly professional and friendly. My in-laws look great when we visit, well groomed and healthy. They provide excellent communication and have attracted wonderful employees. The nurses and CNA are compassionate and Patient. We are sooooo happy we found this place 😍