76 nights…That’s how many nights she’s spent away from home. Some of those days in the hospital, but most of them in rehabilitation at Providence Place at The Lutheran Home. We will never be able to express how grateful we are for the care she received there. When she was tired and wanted to give up, they didn’t take no for answer. When they could’ve not pushed her to get stronger, they pushed anyways… knowing she was capable of more than she believed she was. Three days after being admitted to Providence Place, she suffered cardiac arrest. Nurses came running from every area of the Lutheran Home. CPR was administered quickly. The response time saved her life. No doubt, the hands of God brought her back to us. We didn’t think there was any way she was going to make it, and the doctors had very little hope. But by the grace of God, he’s given us more time with her. I have no doubt that her story, her testimony of strength and resilience will be just what someone else needs to hear to pull themselves through one day.

I have been extremely pleased with this facility and the people in it. Usually in every barrel of apples you find at least one rotten one. I haven’t found a single rotten one here. Kudos to whomever trains your people because you are all very kind and professional. You can tell anyone that you want that I love it here and have been very happy.

Your staff is just excellent. We have been impressed with everyone, housekeeping, laundry, nursing, social services, rehab. Everyone has been so kind, and worked so well with us. We would tell everyone to come to the Lutheran Home.

Out of all the facilities we have been in in the last 4 years, which have all been 5-star, this is the best!