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"The level of caring, concern and kindness not only to Mom but to our family as well was far beyond my expectations.  You all made a very difficult situation far better for all of us.  Clearly we made the right choice and the best choice."

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My aunt had a pleasant stay. The staff was helpful.

– Josh B.

Nice experience with all the staff here - I felt like my Aunt was in good hands during her stay. Thank you.

– Kate M.

"I came from Spectrum Health Hospital for rehabilitation for my leg.  I got very good care from therapy department.  The people were kind and understanding.  I thank them all very much for all their help they gave me.”

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Definitely a facility to accommodate all or any ways of moving forward for yourself or your family. I personally appreciate everyone who's a part of this facility. Thank you all!

– Juanita M.

Staff always have a smile on their faces when they come in to answer my father's call light, assist right away and as they leave the room they always ask if there is anything else they can do for us while in there. Great customer service!

– Barry S

Accommodations, Nursing Staff,
Physical and Occupational therapy were all excellent. The facility is state-of-the-art.

– Tina A.

We can’t thank the staff at the Laurels enough for the incredible care they’ve given to our grandparents. From the moment they arrived, we felt peace knowing they were in such kind and capable hands. The nurses, therapists, and support staff treat them like family — always patient, compassionate, and attentive to every need.

The facility is clean, welcoming, and truly feels like home. The communication has been wonderful, and it’s clear that everyone there genuinely cares about the residents’ well-being and happiness.

We are beyond grateful for the comfort and dignity they’ve provided our loved ones. Thank you, the Laurels, for going above and beyond every single day!

– Lindsey S.

When Renee admitted to The Laurels in April 2016, she planned on being a permanent long-term care resident as the stroke she had in March left her quite debilitated. however, Renee received Occupational and Physical Therapy during her stay which helped to build her strength enough so that she is now able to walk with assistance of a walker, write her name legibly and relearned how to do activities of daily living independently. Recently, she discharged to an independant living community and feels that her expectations during her stay have been exceeded by the staff at The Laurels.

When asked if she had any words of wisdom for a new guest, Renee said, "occupational and physical therapy are tough but if you try your hardest it will work." Renee would like to thank Therapists Matt Graeber, Gina Bressler, Josh Stratton, and Toni Crawford for helping her regain her strength and independence!

– Renee J.