Valley View Nursing and Rehab

Kris Basile 

on Google

6 months ago

I’ve worked in several nursing facilities around the country throughout my therapy career and I can say Valley View is one of the best places I’ve worked. No facility in the world is absolutely perfect but what makes Valley View stand apart from the rest is their culture of communication and care for not just the residents (which is THE most important aspect), but also care and respect between the people who work here. The management have established a culture of togetherness in order to facilitate better communication betwe... read more

Mike Briggs 

on Google

6 months ago

Gerald, Angela, Shellye, and Kat do a great job for their patients and residents. If you need a sub acute rehabilitation center Valley View is a great place. 

Donna F 

on Google

2 years ago

A nursing home is sometimes a difficult place to visit. It isn't easy to see our loved ones decline due to age or health issues. But the staff at Valley View make the situation so much better. They treat the patients kindly and with great respect - even when they don't know you're watching. They seem happy to work there and that definitely translates to happier residents. When you need assistance, you never have to search for someone to help. All in all, they do a great job of caring. 

Dale Berg 

on Google

3 years ago

Valley view Nursing and rehabilitation helped my father tremendously. His Dr Julie Franden was very caring and special. His nurses were excellent. However I must say the social worker , and Karen the hospice nurse really helped us resolve a family problem that was holding my father from moving on. We made a plan and got the offended family member to join and release my father. It was a truly memorable experience. I am so grateful for everyone’s contribution. The staff was very generous and kind. Thank you Jennifer 

Karen Baker 

on Google

a year ago

This is the worse place. My father had such horrible care here. He would call for a nurse and it would take over 40 minutes for some one to come in. He had a diabetic sore on his back when he came to this facility it was a pencil size. A month later it became a softball size. He was not moved in different positions every 2 hours. When he came in they where told what kind of wheel chair he needed also a air bed mattress, It took a month to find. it was brought in after complaining to the head nurse and OT .The CNA un plugge... read more