Thank you for your interest in Stanton Nursing and Rehabilitation.
We understand the difficulty in finding a nursing home that will provide the unique care you or your loved one needs. We work with you to provide you with complete information about our services before making your final decision.
Whether you are looking for a short-term stay to recover from surgery or you need long-term care to function better and enjoy life more fully, our dedicated nursing assistants and therapists are prepared to answer your questions and serve you. We invite you to visit us to see the beautiful environment and highly motivated associates that make Stanton Nursing and Rehabilitation an exceptional place to be.
Selecting the right skilled nursing facility is crucial to ensure one’s well-being. It is important that you are comfortable with your choice. We are here when you need us and look forward to meeting your personal and healthcare needs.
At Stanton Nursing and Rehabilitation, you’ll enjoy our warm and compassionate service that includes:
Stanton Nursing and Rehabilitation provides care on a nondiscriminatory basis. All residents are admitted and receive benefits and services without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, age, gender, disability, marital status or source of payment.
Stanton’s skilled nursing team and allied health professionals create a personalized care plan for each patient.
Stanton’s physical, occupational and speech therapists use the most current methods and technologies to help you restore your abilities.
Human connection is what we’re all about. Read about some of our favorite people – the residents of Stanton who brighten our days.
Our employee of the month is Angel Preece. Angel is the head cook in our kitchen. She goes above and beyond to ensure that our residents’ wants and needs are taken care of. She is so sweet to our residents and always has a smile on her face. Stanton is so blessed to have you,
Let’s welcome our Interim Administrator, Jim Grady! Jim has been our interim in the past so some of you may recognize him. If you see Jim, please welcome him by saying hello! Stanton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is very grateful to have him here with us once again.
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