The Villas at Sunny Acres

I would never go to this place. It’s dirty. They don’t take care of their patience. The nurses don’t speak English. My sister is there for five days she was sent to the hospital twice. They didn’t give her the pain medication. She was supposed to get after having back surgery And then they gave her too much pain medication. Next time she was sent to the emergency room. They told us she was because she had high blood pressure come to find out for the doctor. Her blood sugar was 330 infection her urine and they told us they were checking it every day . We complained so much to these people because of the way they treated her and what they didn’t do that we’re ready to put a lawsuit on them and have that place closed down. I wouldn’t even take Animal to that place let alone the elderly and sick. Also, the last time we were there, there was a male patient who was Screaming for Help so my sister went and told the nurse they went in there and the gentleman called, but he couldn’t reach.

Its excellent here! Thank god I found the Villas at Sunny Acres. I was so glad everyone was here to help! Thank you so much!

It’s a good place, the staff are great and were very helpful getting me into my new home! They made the transition into the community much easier than I expected. I have no complaints at all!

My mother lives there and they make their elderly walk to get their mail. Most of the tenants are on walkers, have breathing problems or other medical problems. This has been addressed to the new administration and my family was told it would get addressed, but it has not. The weather has changed and it is bitterly cold and they are still expected to walk up and get their mail. There are issues with her cottage and they have yet to fix them. Now that winter has set in, she has cold coming from under her door which she was told in September that it would be taken care of, she has had mice problems, appliance problems, etc. If it was not convenient to her doctors and shopping, we would move her.(We still may) These elderly people have fixed incomes and the rates keep going up and the service keeps getting worse.

My mom was moved here after the flood in Boulder pretty much destroyed Frasier Meadows, the nursing where she lived for 8 years. She died within 6 weeks, in my opinion, due to the awful care she received at this facility. Everybody at Villas is very nice. They're friendly, courteous, and, on the surface, they appear to do their jobs. Unfortunately, every single staff individual I had contact with here were merely paper pushers, every one, without exception. However, they are supposed to be caregivers. Despite assurances to the contrary, mom was insufficienly nourished, dehydrated, and had an awful infection on her foot. All of this went unnoticed, until it was too late. Her last week was spent in hospice. Please do not send anyone you care about to this excuse for a care giving facility.