My 77 year old father was in this facility in 2018 for sub acute rehab and they were fantastic!!! He was there for a month, and they took every safety precaution w him to assure his safety and health was first. He arrived at Transitions after spending 7 days at the hospital for the flu. When he got to transitions, they practically quarantined him to keep the other patients safe from the flu. Anyone who entered his room, including staff/visitors had to wear gowns, masks, etc. The place was very clean and nicely decorated. They have craft rooms, a large multi-purpose room for church, with a piano, plus a tv for guests to watch together if desired, and a big dining room as well. My dad had a tv and phone in his room, and a huge window as well, and he could control the air conditioning/heat in his room also. They gave him physical therapy about 1-2 hours a day/ at least 5 days a week, then set up in home therapy and nurses after his release. He lost 8 pounds(which was needed) and they got his blood sugar controlled to a "T". He said the food wasn't too bad, and they brought him snacks, drinks sandwiches etc whenever he asked. Plus you can take food,drinks etc for them, and the staff will mark it and refrigerate it if necessary. They are the ones who actually got my dad to quit smoking too, after 60 years of it. They talked to him about quitting, then got him on the patch, and hes been a non smoker for 15 months now. I just can't say enough good about the facility. I know people have different experiences, and his was great, along with others we know that were there. I did my research first, before putting him in there, and my family Dr's nurse recommended them. I have no regrets what so ever, and would do it all again, but my father was only there for rehab and not a permanent resident, so maybe that made the difference. Just do your homework first. Ask around and even check places out in person, because it's your loved one and you want to know what kind of facility your putting them in. But I would recommend Transitions for sure if it's just for physical rehab. but I can't comment about a permanent care stay, because I don't know. read more