The Pavilion at Sunny Hills

The Pavilion at Sunny Hills offers skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, and respite care for people 55 and older, and the place stays very neat and comfortable, with a nicely kept-up feel that's easy to notice, and you'll see tidy gardens and outdoor spaces where folks can relax or walk around safely, and inside there's communal dining, shared common areas, and a library for quiet reading, along with different activities every day to help residents stay busy and social with games and educational events, and when someone needs to see a nurse, a wound care doctor, or a therapist, the team's right there, trained for things like wound care, occupational therapy for people recovering from stroke or spinal cord problems, and personalized physical therapy aimed at getting strength back after surgery or illness, and if swallowing gets tough, speech therapy's available to help with eating and talking, while their memory care area is set up for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, offering special plans and activities that keep minds active and units that stay monitored for safety, and for families needing a break, the respite program gives short-term care while folks recover from surgery or injuries, with a clear focus on helping people return to independence if they can, and the staff always tries to keep everyone involved-residents and family alike-so care fits personal needs, and for those who want to keep a little more independence, there are independent and assisted living options and private rooms like the L28 Private Suites, with WiFi in rooms and common areas for staying in touch, and the hospital wing handles both short-term and long-term rehabilitation, blending physical, clinical, and emotional support, so people can feel secure, stimulated, and well-cared for through every stage, and tours are welcome so families can see everything for themselves and meet the staff as well as the other residents.