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 Dena Rose!! Dena has been a CNA here at SNRC for quite a while. She does an amazing job of caring for our residents. She is compassionate, hardworking, and dedicated. We’re so blessed to have her be part of Team Stanton! Thank you, Dena, for everything you do!
Take time this Memorial Day to visit, call, text, or video chat with a loved one who served, or a loved one who may have lost someone special that served. Ask them to share their stories and reminisce. Listen and learn from their history. Be sure to let them know how much they are valued
This historical accuracy of barbecue ranges between Texas, Memphis, and the Carolinas. The actual history of barbecue (BBQ) began when Christopher Columbus witnessed native Hispaniola island tribes cooking meat over indirect flame with green wood. Spanish explorer named this style of cooking “barbacoa” and eventually the technique came to the U.S. Eastern-most colonies also used
National Heat Awareness Day is observed annually on the third Friday in May, which is just about when the weather begins to get warm and people start to plan and attend outdoor events. To protect yourself from the heat, try these tips: Never leave children, pets, or people in a parked car for any length
The 2026 theme for National Skilled Nursing Care Week (NSNCW), Moments in Bloom, celebrates how small, meaningful interactions grow into lasting experiences. Each act of kindness, every shared smile, and the spirit of teamwork between residents, families, and staff helps relationships blossom, creating a vibrant and supportive community. These moments, both big and small, nurture
Be sure to celebrate your mom, grandmother, aunt, or special mother-figure in your life by showering her with overflowing attention and love this year! Whether it’s sharing a meal, greeting card, a grandchild’s drawing, a beautiful flower arrangement, new book by her favorite author, an afternoon mani-pedi appointment, or simply spending time in each other’s
