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William Thames

My mother was here for rehab. The staff were excellent with her and our family on communication. The facility was older but clean. I would recommend this facility to anyone who needs rehab.

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Patty Parker

My dad has been a patient/resident here for about a year and a half. He is thriving! I visit very regularly, at a minimum of once per week, and have become familiar with most of the staff and a few other residents. I have found the majority of the staff to be very helpful and personable and I have never experienced an issue that wasn't addressed and quickly resolved. The facility itself is older but it is clean and my dad tells me he's comfortable. I have experience with other rehab/health facilities and can say without hesitation that they ALL experience very similar issues with regards to maintenance, food choices and staffing. I would not hesitate at all to recommend Graceville Health Center.

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Ladonna Shutes

My husband was in for 29 days. Worst experience of his life. They were late on giving medicines and when they ran out of a medication they just marked it as given. Nurses and CNA-s are lazy. CNA's were rude and rough. They do not answer the phone and when they do they hang up on you. The place is dirty. Social worker (Brittany) did not check on him. You have 2 choices lay in bed all day or sit in a wheelchair (that is to small)all day. Nurses and CNA's go hours with checking on patients. We went in through the VA and have let them know how horrible the place is.

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Barbara Wilson

I stayed there one night and it was one of the most horrible experiences I've ever experienced. The staff with the two exceptions was hateful and lazy. My medication was withheld for 2 and a half hours just because we had had a disagreement. Please don't send your loved ones to this part of hell

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Karen Sellers

My mom was in this place for a few years. We were in and out every week to check on her. Her room was dirty and she smelled and would be in soiled clothes many times. Lots of times we would get there and they would be of dressed her in her pjs instead of her clothes which my sisters washed and took to her every week. She was on a liquid/soft diet and was supposed to have help eating and drinking it at every meal. No one ever while we were there offered to assist her, they just assumed we would do it, which we did. She lost so much weight, hospice nurse was called in to check on her regularly. She walked in one day to find our mama was trying to feed herself with her hands her liquid diet because NO ONE had done their job and feed her. Other words, our mama was losing weight because no one was feeding her and she was starving! When her clothes are washed, there are lots of food/ liquids all over them. So much so, they can hardly be cleaned. She has plenty of bibs but no one uses them or her clothes would not look like that. So the weight loss, the nurse seeing what happened with no one feeding her and no one offering while family is there, her clothes in a mess with food, makes us think she is NOT getting the nutrition she needs. We don’t want our mother living like this and you shouldn’t either! I urge you to check often on your loved ones there and what you think you see is not always the case! Document all visits and ask for copies of everything involving your relatives. This is not a good place..