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Ellen Scarborough

These people do not care about their patients. My mother-in-law’s father went into a diabetic coma under their care. She went into his room to visit him only to find him seizing out from a diabetic coma and bleeding from an open wound. She calls an ambulance to get him to the hospital…while in the ambulance, EMT’s state his blood sugar is bottoming out at an 11. MY MIL calls the facility to see whether or not they checked his blood sugar that day and the person she spoke with was EXTREMELY RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL and said they were in there an hour prior. Said his sugar was in the 200s but how does it drop from 200 to 11 in an hour?? Her mama was in there the whole time and told us not one person came in there to check on him. For the love of God, if you care about your loved one, DO NOT send them here. Her poor daddy is now back in the ER again due to their lack of care. Not like they care anyway.

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Frankie Dabney

Try anything possible to get your loved one anywhere else. Their care is horrific- if you want your loved one to make it out of rehab alive- avoid this place at all cost.

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Tawana Owens

Hi i would like to thank admin Tracy Brown and case manger Trina for the communication and working with us at Metnurse health services Inc. When no other facilities would take our patient, whom has severe behavior issues they excepted her. Csnterberry have even allowed her to stayed longer than usual and has been very patient and kind. We are looking forward to being able to calibrate in the near future. If you have a love one that may need to use this facility feel free to voice your concerns to Admin or case managers they will assist you and work deligiant with you and your family giving the patients the best level of care.

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Mark Jones

I'm on Medicare. I decided to get united insurance for my Medicare provider starting the first of January. I got a infection on my foot doctor had to cut part of my foot off. I was in hospital for most of 3 weeks. My doctors wanted me to go to acute care. However even after appeal. A united insurance doctor made decisionthat I didn't qualify for acute care. And the only place that' would accept me was Canterbury. I was put in room with another patient that had covid. And they kept me in room with him for 2 weeks. Of course I wound up contracting covid. The doctor treated me with steroids even though I've had all my shots against covid and flu. The steroids cause my blood sugar to run astronomical numbers over 600 for a couple of days and I had to call 911 to get an ambulance to take me to the hospital. The food at Canterbury was absolutely horrendous. A lot of carbohydrates with very little protein for his patient that has diabetes. I'm also a dialysis patient I should have never been put in a compromise position with somebody that had a cold or flu and wound up having covid this is not a place to send your loved ones they are absolutely terrible. And they jeopardized my life with their medicine. It took the emergency room over 24 hours to get my blood sugars down to a decent enough level to get a room. I'm

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Alesha Contreras

I am thoroughly impressed with the exceptional care and environment provided by Canterbury Healthcare. The facility is immaculate, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The team is not only kind and compassionate but also genuinely dedicated to the well-being of the residents. Under the leadership of Administrator Tracy Brown, the center truly feels like a home. Tracy sets a remarkable example for her team, demonstrating daily what it takes to transform this facility into a vibrant community. She is committed to giving residents and their families a voice, ensuring that their needs and concerns are always addressed. Overall, I highly recommend Canterbury Healthcare for anyone seeking a caring and supportive environment for their loved ones. The knowledgeable staff and the commitment to excellence make it a standout choice in elder care.