By Michelle via CARING
September 7, 2022
My dad has been at Stonegate Health Campus in Lapper. He’s in rehab there and he’s doing OK. It’s been a very good experience. His room is very nice, he has plenty of space there. The people are also very nice. The staff is very nice and very helpful. I would definitely recommend the place. It’s a very beautiful facility. It’s clean, it’s large, and it has plenty of spaces for everybody to walk around. It has little courtyards where you can go outside. The dining areas are opening up a bit more now. The COVID restrictions are kind of lifting a little bit. They already have tablecloths and little flower vases on the table. It’s really very nice.
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