St. Joseph Villa Nursing Center

Connie

My aunt was a resident of St. Joseph Villa Nursing Center. She's happy and satisfied there. The staff was friendly and caring. It's a clean, bright, and cheery place. They had a great variety of activities and the food was excellent.

Daniel Ag

staff is not trained. staff is on their personal phones. Staff is often dishonest. The care given is below standard,

Michelle

My father is in St Joseph Villa Nursing & Rehabilitation. It's clean. The staff is kind to the residents. They have good food and a pleasant dining experience. There's also activities that my dad enjoys. They have a lot of employees that have been there for a long time, which is nice because they feel like they're invested in the facility.

John

St. Joseph Villa Nursing Center wasn't very bright. It didn't have a real happy feel, but it was OK. It was just not the type of place that my mom and I felt like my dad should go into. We didn't feel like there was that much interaction with the residents. Hector was OK, and the place was very clean. It didn't smell bad or anything like that. The facility itself looked great and nice.

KJoppa

I was POA of my friend who was 96 y/o. The staff treated her and loved her like an old friend. She ended up going hospice and I was moving out of state. They kept me in the loop and informed. I was able to see her on video. I checked out several nursing homes before I moved her. They are very conscientious there. Thank you to all the Staff that took care of her! It is greatly appreciated.

Jan

My brother is in St. Joseph Villa Nursing Center in Omaha. He says they give him good care. They've all had their shots now, so they are able to assemble with safe distancing, of course, and I suppose masking, too. He's able to play his ukulele. He also plays other instruments like banjo, guitar, and clarinet. He says the food is excellent. He brags about the food all the time, and they bake a lot of stuff. He is not private pay, so it's hard to find a place that will take him because all he has is Social Security. He doesn't have any other money. He has a roommate, and there is a curtain between the two of them. He's by the window, and he can see out, but of course it's cold there, and it's snowy, but his family can come and stay outside and see him. He has a big-screen TV, and he has pictures on the wall. He's as content as he can be. We'd like him to have a private room, but that's not going to happen, I guess. He has occupational therapy and physical therapy there at St. Joe's. They have him walking with a cane now. They have helped him with rehab. He has nothing bad to say about the place. It's important that the food is good, because it's terrible to be in a place where you know the food is awful. I've never been there, and of course if I were there, I wouldn't be able to go in. He's a good person, and he's so complimentary and nice to people, so everywhere he goes, he says, "They're so good to me," so I couldn't really talk about how the staff is.