My 87 yo mom has been at The Willows at Hamburg for 18 months, first in the skilled nursing unit,…read moreand then in the personal care unit. I've heard so many horrible stories about nursing homes that we were really worried when it came time to place mom. Within a week or two of settling in, we knew we had made the right decision. Great care is taken to see that the facility is clean at all times. We've never had an issue in this area. Residents are kept busy and engaged with numerous activities including weekly outings, daily devotions, and Friday happy hour with live music. They really enjoy this. A brunch buffet for residents and their families is held monthly. Staff is extremely friendly and treats us like family. One thing I'm extremely pleased about is that management listens to residents and acts quickly to implement any suggestions given. I've never seen anything like that in a large company. Having a wonderful therapy department in-house is a huge benefit. Know this is long but I can't say enough about how pleased we are at this facility.

The 7K a month was only one charge it in really is twice that amount. She is setting in at Sayre…read morenow and it's for the best. The staff is caring.

The staff are very kind and very good at their job. Staying in a nursing home recovering from an…read moreillness and doing PT can be lonely and frustrating but the kindness and compassion I experienced made my stay more enjoyable than I was expecting.

This is a wonderful place for your physical therapy needs. They are the most supportive, caring…read moretherapist. They are knowledgeable in their jobs and do it very well. Would definitely recommend to any of my friends and family. Making an appointment is super easy.

So far so good, my mother has been there a week, and they have been very nice and helpful. The…read moreplace is very clean and homey we moved her there from the Atlantis, where she received terrible care, and could not even get out of bed now she is doing so much better with the care that they've given her, they are shortstaffed like every other place, but the energy they put into their work, makes up for it. ,

From the owner: For more than a century, Otterbein has remained committed to providing senior housing options that…read moreprioritize respect and foster a sense of community. Originally established in 1912 as the United Brethren Orphanage and Home for the Aged, Otterbein transitioned its focus to elder care during the 1960s. Recognizing the changing needs of seniors, Otterbein emerged as a trailblazer in contemporary senior lifestyle solutions, introducing some of the first Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) in the country.

The care for my mother was good. The physical therapy and vocal therapy brought her a long way…read moretowards coming home. My complaint is that her health coordinator Ginger would not return my calls. I called her 3 times and she would not call me back, despite the fact that she told me to my face that she would call me after the meeting of the care staff that would determine when mom would go home. I live out of state, so staying in contact was important to me.

My brother was released this week. Excellent care, staff very friendly and helpful, Center was very…read moreclean!!

So many exceptional staff; we hesitate to name them (afraid that we will inadvertently leave…read moresomeone out), but we do have to give a special shout out to Steve Clay, the kitchen manager, who goes out of his way to ensure that everyone ( including those of us on special diets) receive nutritious and varied meals. So important in the healing process!

do not work here or send your loved ones here. i am a worker here and the workers are snobby and…read morerude, and they are outrageously rude to the residents here. the workers put on a show for people who come visit their loved ones, all the nice, and happy, and smiles you see is all fake! today October 23, 2025 a nurse here was telling other nurses that a resident here was not liking the idea of him have a catheter, so he got upset and was saying he didn't want it on himself, and he was moving around, and the nurse told the other nurses she snatched him by his feet and yanked him to the edge of the bed and yelled at him in his face "you're going to keep this f**king catheter on rather you like it or not" she was demonstrating how she was pulling him as if she was proud of herself. this is a elderly who has pain and is fragile!!!! anything that you accidentally missed of your loved ones belongings after they've passed away, the nurses either throw the items away or give them to other residents or take them home for themselves.... to me that is just very disrespectful. about 2 weeks or so ago, i over heard a resident telling a nurse that another nurse slapped her in the face :( this place is just awful, and it's too expensive.