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Mission Statement

We Had a Dream…

Our dream was to provide excellent nursing care, in a “home-like atmosphere for the aged.” We pledge that patient care will be our first concern and will have priority over all other considerations.

We pledge never to expand for the sake of expansion itself, and that it will only be done in an orderly fashion, and without sacrificing quality of patient care.

We realize what a trying experience it can be for family and patient to accept placement in a nursing home.

We realize the emotional strain placed upon all of you in reaching this decision. We wish to thank you at this time for the confidence and trust you have shown us. May we always be worthy of your faith.

This will “Fulfill our Dream!”

– Mr. & Mrs. Richard Miga

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What Our Clients Say About Us

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I couldn't speak more highly about Sunnyview. I had the most healing, recuperative stay. I met the owners, nurses, CNAs, kitchen staff, dining room staff, PT and OT and other staff members. I thank them all for their caring work on my behalf. I recommend Sunnyview to everyone I talk to that may need a nursing / rehabilitation home for themselves and loved ones.
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i know the staff and owners here....none are rude. maybe its the "me and my family member are most important" attitudes that is very common among residents family members. and just an FYI...residents are ALLOWED to be alone..in the hall, their rooms, lunch rooms. the cnas do not have to crowd them or follow them unless they are a fall risk or a risk to someone else. they are not dogs on a leash. they are still people. they can still be independant when it is possible.