Optalis of Three Rivers

"Second stay for my mother in law. She has been there almost 2 months. I feel the staff is good with patients, but understaffed, which delays a patients wants or needs. Food portions are a bit on the small side, but food tastes good. Lots of activities to be involved in. Overall, it's a good facility and close by so we can visit almost daily."

"We had the unfortunate decision to place our mom into a nursing facility early this year. Optalis was recommended by a number of friends who had chosen Optalis for the care of theirs. From our first meeting with Miss Heather, admissions director,we felt so comfortable our mom was in good care. The compassion and professionalism of the staff was exceptional.We can't thank Julie enough for all her work and knowledge in transitioning mom to the Medicaid system. You took all the worry and work load away from us so we could make this as pleasurable as possible for mom and us. A special thanks to the entire nursing staff, what wonderful care you have provided. You all make such a difference in your patient's lives. Mom has adjusted very well to her new home. It's nice to hear her talk about meeting new ,and some old friends, playing bingo and the other activities. Thank you all. You have been our angels Sincerely, Richard and Stacey Boris"

"I have been employed with Optalis for almost a month. In this month, I have seen the most caring personnel. They not only strive to keep their residents' healthy, but they also do their best to make them happy with fun filled activities. Family, friends, and community included. If someone you love is looking for the best care from the best team, this is the place. You will not be disappointed."

"I have worked in this facility for 7 years now. Besides the caring and selfless nursing staff, something has to be said about the extreme and generous gifts that are distributed to staff on a very regular basis. They want to keep their employees, and it shows with the longevity of a majority of the staff. You can’t get that anywhere else. Also, the residents are involved in so many activities throughout the day, it hardly feels like a skilled nursing facility, but more like a community center. The public is frequently welcomed inside the facility to join the residents and staff in different activities as well. It really is more than just a medical facility."