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Julie Hefner

NEVER EVER EVER SEND YOUR LOVED ONE HERE!!!!! For the people that trust this place, OBVIOUSLY have jobs, and DO NOT Actually know what is REALLY HAPPENING!! I am blessed to be with mamma 24/7!!!

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Sharon Melton

If you are considering this place for rehabilitation or long term DONT! So many red flags, too many to list. First the care is the worst, the compassion is the worst. And once you put your loved one in there you will not be able to get them out until they are 6 hours from death. I have pictures and now a funeral to plan. Please don’t fall for their fake intro!!

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Morgan Abendroth

I used to spend a lot of time here with my Oma and I just thought I'd point out some observations for those who might be considering bringing your loved ones here: - getting a good read on the staff is near impossible because some of them are exceptionally good and truly care about their residents, but others are rather careless and don't even TRY to make the residents more comfortable or happy. Personally, if I were in a nursing home, I'd want to be around people that will go out of their way to brighten my day and make my existence on this earth more enjoyable. Unfortunately, though, I only ever saw a small handful of staff going out of their way to do that. Most of the others only do what they absolutely have to, and there doesn't seem to be any solid staff routine, everyone seems to do their own things at their own times, besides meals of course. - The meals seemed pretty standard, if not a little underwhelming, but that's to be expected at nursing homes. - There are some residents that are violent and/or prone to wandering, and the facility is so understaffed that they can't keep an eye on everyone at once, so there's a chance your loved one could wander off or encounter another wanderer and feel compelled to follow them, I've seen it with my own eyes. - The girls at the front desk are usually pretty nice, but the more you meet medical staff, the more you realize that some of the CNAs are not very nice and don't work as a team very well. - There is pretty much no outdoor time, and they don't even have a designated courtyard for it or anything. The only courtyard they have is overgrown and not safe for residents. My Oma said the only time they ever went outside, it was for resident cigarette breaks, and if you don't want to join the smokers (in my Oma's case, it was because she considers cigarette smoke an impure thing for religious reasons) then you're completely out of luck when it comes to outdoor time.

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Debbie Sweet

My 87 year old aunt was sent there for help to get walking again after her hospital stay from the flu and a heart attack and came home unable to use her arms! They are black and blue and swollen and she can't even use them for a walker! I don't know what they did to her but it is truly pitiful the shape she is in now! If she was my mother I would sue for everything that I could! Terrible care!!!

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Jeanie Peppers

So, my son is a recent resident at long-term care at Springs of Searcy. He is calmer than I expected and is adjusting to his surroundings in a small and secured unit. While it is a big adjustment for him, his days are filled with several nice and competent employees who have went above and beyond their job responsibilities during his transition process. With a heart of gratitude for the Springs of Searcy, I can sleep at night and with a refreshed and confident countenance can visit and love him as the Mother he has always known. Beyond grateful…