I was a patient there 102 days. When I arrived I could not even turn over in bed nor use a bed pan. Within a week I was sitting in a wheel chair and starting to lift weights. I could use a porta-potty, peddle a bicycle trainer, and do leg exercises sitting in a chair within 3 weeks, A speech/swallowing specialist quickly helped me graduate to real food instead of IV fluids, Even though I had medical setbacks which caused some rehab work to be repeated, the staff, expecially rehab were unfailingly patient, cheerful, upbeat and kind. Nurses, medical consultants, business staff and maintenance crews were great. Food was tasty and regularly adjusted to my evolving needs. Musical programs, seasonal decorating, costumed skits by staff, and warm friendly behaviour helped folks get thru tough times. Some are sad to leave and I can appreciate that. I had thought I would never be in any kind of nursing facility and would surely hate it. Chatsworth was a fine lesson in their value!!

Less than satisfactory. Food was overcooked and facility is understaffed. Managing staff is very insensitive, While my mother-in-law lay dead in her bed, they wanted to know when I would be moving her stuff out. Daily phone calls followed. Quite a problem with stealing from the patients as well. Her finger was quite bruised from someone trying to get her ring off. Would not recommend