The reviews present a mixed but clear picture of Seton Manor Nursing And Rehabilitation Center. Positive comments consistently highlight the frontline staff — nurses and caregivers — as friendly, kind, and respectful. Multiple reviewers specifically praised nursing care and rehabilitation services, noting measurable improvements such as residents progressing in rehab and walking with a cane. Staff are described as generally attentive and helpful, and individual interactions with caregivers are a recurring strength in the feedback.
Facility and environment impressions are also mixed. On the positive side, reviewers appreciate the outdoor space — a pleasant area with birds and a place to watch nature — and the convenience features such as easy building access, good parking, and a security sign-in process. Reviewers also noted that residents often appear happy and engaged, with active programming and church service involvement cited as evidence that the facility keeps residents involved in activities.
However, several significant concerns recur across reviews and temper the positive impressions. The most frequent operational issue is insufficient staffing: reviewers indicate that staffing levels are inadequate, which contributes to safety concerns, especially for residents with special needs. Cleanliness problems are specifically highlighted with reports of dirty individual bathrooms, suggesting lapses in routine housekeeping and sanitation in some areas. Dining is another area of mixed feedback — while meals are described as "edible," reviewers criticize the preparation and serving quality, indicating inconsistent food standards.
A noteworthy pattern in the comments is a perceived decline in overall quality following an ownership change. Several reviewers explicitly say the facility has gone "downhill after sale," characterizing new ownership as money-driven and implying that administrative priorities may favor financial considerations over resident care. This perception feeds into broader concerns about management and oversight: while frontline staff often receive praise, reviewers express a sense that administration may be lacking in commitment or effective leadership, contributing to issues like staffing shortages, cleanliness lapses, and inconsistent service.
In sum, Seton Manor appears to have strong points in personal caregiving, nursing, and rehabilitation services, and provides an environment with positive amenities like outdoor space and activities. At the same time, systemic issues — particularly staffing shortfalls, cleanliness problems, inconsistent dining, and perceived decline after ownership change — raise caution. The reviews suggest a facility that can deliver good individual care through committed staff, but one where organizational and operational weaknesses may undermine consistent, reliable quality for all residents, particularly those with higher or specialized needs.
