My grandpa went to rehab here. A good amount of the staff was not helpful and constantly lost his…read moreclothes or switched them with other patients' clothing. The one staff member I absolutely adored was the Janitor. It's sad that the most helpful and kind worker was the Janitor, who checked up on my grandpa and actually took the time to solve any issue he could help us with between cleaning. Unfortunately, my grandpa did pass away here. He was very sick and I do NOT blame this company. However, we did walk in to find him passed way. It concerns me how long he might have been there lifeless. He was a great man and I think he deserved to pass away in a more caring place. My parents talked to the staff often about his condition and what his plan was at the rehab at Shamar. I remember how my parents complained to me very often about how rude and careless the workers they communicated with sounded over the phone. I do have to commend them in the fact that when my grandpa did pass away that they took the time to clean him up and rest him in bed for us to view. The JANITOR brought us water and comforted us while we spent our last moments with him. For real, give the janitor a raise because he genuinely cares about his job.

When it came time to move my parents from their home to an assisted living care center we did a lot…read moreof research. We had them in another place here in Pueblo for about two years. Then we realized it wasn't the greatest. So we came to visit the Sharmar Village and were so pleased with what we saw. It's been over a year now and my mother passed away recently. The staff, nurses and caretakers have been exceptional the entire time. They have gone above and beyond consistently for my parents. Now my father is alone and the entire staff has taken a personal interest in him to be sure he is happy and adjusting very well. They are extremely kind and they genuinely care. They are always professional and everything I've seen how they interact with other residents, and each other is always with respect and kindness. When I visit my father I stay here for at least 5 to 6 days at a time 24 hours a day. The staff is very welcoming to me and make sure I am as comfortable as everyone else. I have spent time speaking to many of the residents who all seem to be very nice people and are just wonderful. They all seem to take care of each other and show each other respect, and are encouraging to each other. I have found that the residents are not only from Pueblo, but also from many areas around Pueblo and other states as well. It's so interesting to speak with them and to hear where they are from, what they did for a living, and about their families. If you are looking for an assisted living center, rehabilitation center, or nursing care, this is the place to bring your parents or loved ones. My family and I are grateful knowing how well our father is taken care of for his remaining years. Thank you Sharmar staff!