Willow Brook Christian Home

Our mom lived at Willowbrook Christian Home for three years before passing recently. I cannot express enough how grateful all her daughters were that she was able to be taken care of with such love and patience. Before visiting, we researched staff turnovers at facilities and asked questions of friends who either worked in the field or had experience with Assisted Living. While Willowbrook didn’t have the fancy façade of some of the other facilities, it was clear that residents were priority and treated like family. The homey atmosphere rang true to mom’s small town roots. It also came with high praise from those who knew. Mom truly loved her caretakers as second family. Thank you Willowbrook, from the bottom of our hearts! Linda Shary

Our family has been very impressed with Willow Brook Christian Home this past year. The staff is very attentive and so friendly. The administrators are accessible. A very caring and positive environment!

My mother and father have been in assisted living at Willow Brook for several months. They both are happy with the care that they receive. The staff is consistent which is hard to come by in a long term care facility. Most of all, they are caring. We chose a non-profit facility that was dedicated to the mission of caring for people not just making money and it shows at Willow Brook ! The staff is flexible and will try anything to make my parents more comfortable. The administration is approachable and is very helpful to our family as we navigate this difficult time. We are very happy that we chose Willow Brook. No regrets !

My dad stayed at Willow Brook to rehab after surgery. The staff was wonderful, food was good, and the facility was very clean. The rehab staff were extremely helpful and patient! It was very refreshing experience after a prior rehab stint somewhere else! Consistent staff who are extremely caring and friendly makes a huge difference! I highly recommend Willow Brook.

I knew about Willow Brook Christian Home because my husband's father did rehab there after an injury, about 10 years ago. We were very lucky to get a room here for my mother after an illness in November 2017. After about a month in rehab/nursing, we were able to get a room for my mom in the assisted living area. We had always hoped that we could take care of my mom at home forever. She is now 98 and her needs simply were greater than my immediate family could provide. What we discovered was that Willow Brook became our extended family. The nurses and aides and activities people and dining room staff and cleaning staff and facilities maintenance crew--EVERYBODY--took both my mother and the rest of our family under their wing. If I've forgotten anyone, forgive me. They are all family now. It's not easy to make the transition to assisted living for anyone in the family, but thanks to Willow Brook, we have never second-guessed our decision. It is like we have a whole team helping us with our mom. I can call them anytime. They all know her personally. They can tell me how she's eating, sleeping, communicating, whether or not she's been smiling. They have been excellent communicators with doctors and hospitals. Something that really amazed me at first was how well the staff communicated with each other. If, for example, we talked over something with one staff member I'd head down to tell another staff member. They'd always say: Oh I know about that, they already told me. Some of you might identify with the feeling that when your parent is in the hospital or in rehab YOU have to constantly be there to advocate for them. That never hurts, but at Willow Brook, they are my mom's advocate too. Did I mention that the food is REALLY good? I could write a lot more. But just be assured I definitely recommend Willow Brook Christian Home. I have told the manager that if anyone wants to talk to a family member of a resident, I would be happy to do so and answer any questions you might have.