Sterling Village sits on 22 landscaped acres with 143 beds and offers licensed nursing home services for an average of about 129 residents a day, with a focus on both short-term and long-term care including memory care for those with cognitive issues, and there's also hospice and respite care, so families have different options based on what their loved ones need, and inside the building you'll find private and semi-private rooms all with their own baths and window views, along with bright common areas and a private dining room for family gatherings. The staff includes skilled nurses, therapists, and clinicians, and nurse staffing is at 3.84 hours per resident, a bit under the state average but with a lower nurse turnover rate at 32.8%, which might help with stability of care, and while there've been some deficiencies noted in inspection reports-including infection control issues, medication errors, and failure to ensure a fully hazard-free environment-Sterling Village hasn't had any current infection control violations noted in the most recent review, but people should know about the 17 total deficiencies found, some of which were related to safety and infection matters.
Leadership at the facility changed hands a few times, with Irfan Asghar taking on a manager role since 2012 and Paula Greco since 2022, plus owners Mark Carroll, Sean D'urso, Joseph Morgan, and James Sullivan each have a quarter share. Residents and their families have access to support services including a caregiver wage protection initiative, advocacy programs, a career ladder for employees, and an Advocacy Center, while special programs focus on things like reducing off-label use of antipsychotics, supporting end of life care, falls prevention, care transitions, and sepsis awareness, aiming to make life safer and more comfortable for those who live there. Amenities at Sterling Village include a patient-only computer lounge, telephone and cable access, free Wi-Fi, on-site barber, beauty and nail services, regular multi-faith services, and daily housekeeping and laundry, with an activities department offering stimulating events, plus there's an enclosed courtyard and resort-like grounds for enjoying the outdoors. Clinical services cover cardiopulmonary and respiratory issues, orthopedic needs, and stroke recovery. The facility offers both private and semi-private rooms, housekeeping, and access to bright gathering areas indoors, so daily life can feel settled and comfortable. While Sterling Village works to enhance quality of life with these facilities and programs, ongoing monitoring of deficiencies and regular care reviews remain important for assessing the care provided to residents.
