Stanford Court Skilled Nursing & Rehab Center

Omg. What a pleasant entrance. Beautiful atmosphere with residents singing very lovely songs accompanied by the piano. I wanted to stay with them and sing along and see the lit happy smiley faces of the residents. That’s what families want to see when they visit their relative in there. Hands down for Standford Court Skilled Nursing and Rehab center.

Obviously transferring mom to a skilled nursing facility was a very difficult time. I had never heard of Stanford Court prior to yesterday. And as of right now, I cannot say enough, good things about it! From the very moment, mom was admitted, the follow up process in making sure all of the medical documentation with her transfer from the Hospital was in place, involving the family and getting information in order to proceed with the best plan of care for mom, everything has been amazing. There is an absolutely wonderful staff there so far and a fantastic security system built-in so that no one can get in to see your loved one without photo identification. On top of all of that, the facility is beautiful. I have not seen all of it yet, but I have seen the Finch aviary and the Koi pond and the gardens which I look forward to taking mom to once she is up in the wheelchair. The rooms are nice and clean and it is the first time mom has been in any hospital bed and not complained about how uncomfortable it is. The nursing staff has been very attentive, and it did my heart good as I was saying good night to my mom last night and she was being offered chocolate ice cream as a nighttime snack. As of right now, I could not give this facility a higher review or a higher recommendation.

It was ok,but not ok. The good ,with the bad. Shortage of nursing help ,always missing food, no interpreter for other languages, nurses get upset if you complain. PT and OT keep you moving in a timely manner. They do need another bike so patients don't get discouraged on wait time. Medication seems to run 1-3 hours late. When I was there visiting my mom I would go ask them to get her meds. If your loved one is in this facility make sure you spend a day or more there to see how it goes. I did talk with administrator about these issues. They day my mom was scolded by the nurses my mom was scared. Her roommate called to complain as it was not needed. The fire alarms went off and scared my mom. She had no idea what to do.