Sunny Acres Nursing Home

Sunny Acres Nursing Home has 99 certified beds and manages both short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care, and the home sits under the management of Heritage Operations Group LLC since 2017 with Patricia Carpenter taking over management in 2023, and, while the team does work to provide person-centered care that supports residents' dignity and independence, there's been a high nurse turnover rate at 54.7%, which is above the state average, and a nurse staffing level slightly below the state average at 3.29 nurse hours per resident per day, you'll find services like personal care, housekeeping, laundry, and medical help, with regular in-house visits from medical professionals and specialists who offer therapies including speech, occupational, and physical therapy. The facility holds safety and security important and provides some private rooms and common spaces like a dining room, lounge, and courtyard where recreational, cultural, and spiritual events happen, and there's also a special care unit for people living with Alzheimer's disease and other special needs, but over the years, inspectors have documented a total of 36 deficiencies, including infection control issues and problems with pain management, food handling, nutrition, and overall quality of life-with 13 official deficiencies marked in the March 2025 inspection alone, most notably citations F0880 for lacking infection prevention, F0812 for not handling food correctly, and F0697 for not managing pain safely, so while the home does offer therapy and skilled nursing services in a community setting that supports independence, comfort, and a variety of healthcare needs, it's had a notable history of challenges, especially with infection-related concerns and quality-of-life issues according to official records.