Ascension Living Sherbrooke Village Costs & Pricing
Ascension Living Sherbrooke Village offers a range of accommodations at premium pricing compared to both St. Louis city and the broader Missouri state average. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $5,166 per month, which is significantly higher than the city average of $4,234 and the state average of $3,418. The costs continue to rise with larger units; a one-bedroom apartment is priced at $6,585, surpassing St. Louis' rate of $3,885 and Missouri's lower average of $3,349. Similarly, the two-bedroom option at Sherbrooke Village is set at $6,550 - again exceeding not only local standards but also state averages, which hover around $3,675. These figures reflect a commitment to offering enhanced services and amenities that cater specifically to residents seeking an elevated standard of living in a supportive community environment.
| Floor plans | Ascension Living Sherbrooke Village | St. Louis city | Missouri |
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| Studio | $5,166 | $4,234 | $3,418 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $6,550 | $3,787 | $3,675 |
| 1 Bedroom | $6,585 | $3,885 | $3,349 |
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Overall Review of Ascension Living Sherbrooke Village
differentiator
9 reviews mention this
Rehab therapy is a standout
Therapy support is frequently described as attentive and effective for recovery.
Many reviewers mention positive rehab experiences, especially with physical therapy, describing therapists as caring, professional, and focused on patient-centered care. Some families and patients say the therapy helped them return home, and at least one person describes their second stay going well based on the first experience. A smaller number of reviewers report very poor rehab outcomes, including delays in basic help and claims that promised therapy did not happen as expected.
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11 reviews mention this
Call-button response varies
Several residents and families report slow or missed help when they need assistance.
A recurring concern is that call buttons or requests for help werenât answered promptly, with multiple accounts describing long waits for bathroom assistance, ice or water, or emergency help. Some reviewers describe the situation escalating to falls or injuries, and others describe staff arriving late after reported delays. A few reviewers contrast that with experiences of quick attention for medication and clinical needs, but the overall feedback includes enough serious response problems to treat this as a key risk area.
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12 reviews mention this
Nursing staff attitudes are mixed
Staff kindness and professionalism are praised, but there are also sharp reports of rudeness.
Several reviews praise nursing staff as attentive, caring, and professional, including descriptions of good communication and medication needs being handled quickly. Other reviews, however, describe cold or hostile attitudes, rude responses, and unhelpful interactionsâoften in the same context as delays in care. Overall, residents and families appear split, so prospective families may want to focus questions on how nursing and support roles coordinate day to day.
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5 reviews mention this
Meals can come up short
Meal quality and service timing are inconsistent across reviews.
Some reviewers describe food as âOKâ or mention not being excited about it, while others say meals were bland and served cold or in small portions. A couple of accounts also mention interruptions around medication distribution and delays during service, which affected the meal experience. At the same time, dining is part of the communityâs offering (including restaurant-style dining and diet-friendly options), so the mixed feedback seems to be more about consistency than whether meals are available.
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4 reviews mention this
Facility updates and layout
Some reviews say the property needs updating and can be confusing to navigate.
A few reviewers characterize Sherbrooke Village as older or in need of improvement, including calls for updating and outdoor landscaping support. Others mention layout or wayfinding challenges, such as having to travel through different unit areas to reach the chapel or confusion about which door to use when touring. One review also mentions the entrance lacking a cover, adding another potential usability issue.
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3 reviews mention this
Activities and religious services
Residents have access to scheduled activities and faith-based programming.
Reviewers who were satisfied point to weekly activities and the presence of religious services, describing them as part of their day-to-day routine. The community also offers on-site devotional and religious services, along with outings and live entertainment in the activities schedule. Other feedback suggests some residents felt there wasnât much beyond TV and limited offerings, so the experience may depend on the unit and who is able to participate.
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