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Coretta Duncan

I brought my mom to Fouraker Hills to stay for rehab and we were welcome with smiles and open arms.Each staff member we encounter was very friendly and eager to assist us with anything we needed and answered any questions we had without any hesitation. My mom was very nervous about coming there and adamant that she did not want to go but upon arrival with the warmth and love the staff showed made her feel a sigh of relief. When I saw the nervousness she had in her face before going there turn into a smile and to look at me and let me know that she would be all right there made me have relief. I can say that the saying that the first impression is the best impression was truly the case at Fouraker Hills.

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Larry Hester

Everything was wonderful. I enjoyed the residents they participated in the Bible service and the employees were very professional and very clean facility. Superb job!

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donna peavey

It’s an older building but the staff seem very nice. My daughter fall out of bed her first night but they are going to use fall pads, didn’t know she moved so much. It’s nice & clean, she will be getting the therapy she needs here in hopes of a full recovery and God will let her come home to her kids. We are so blessed to have a place like this in our time of need Thank you

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Blanca Taylor

Maria seem good. She can't tell me whether or not she got a shower, so I gave her one,which it's OK. Ijust have a problem with her clothes, she have some clothes missing and can't tell me where there at, need to have a personal belongings list to know what her children brought her. I'm Blanca, her sister.

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Kevin Rymes

If I could give 3.5 stars I think that would be most appropriate. Fouraker Hills seems to have the basic needs met which is perfectly fine. They have decent sized rooms, availability and the staff seem attentive and professional. They do the best they can with what they have. My loved one is receiving PT and OT and seems to be doing quite well. They like most of their meals with a few exceptions. If I had criticism, it would be directed mostly at the smell of a few of the wings/units/halls. The majority of my visits included running smack into a strong smell of urine and feces. I understand that people are going to have accidents in places like this and my loved one is included in that conversation, but it’s really nothing that a little antiseptic, bleach and air freshener cannot cure. My most recent visit was better in this regard. One of the front desk attendants, while quite kind and accommodating to me, I overheard answer a phone and responded with, “Well, I don’t know your father’s name…” This is fairly unprofessional and not very thoughtful. If someone calls asking to speak to their father, a better way to respond might be something such as, “Thank you for calling! What is your father’s first and last name?” Overall the facility does it’s job. Some people may find it to be dumpy but it’s essentially a Medicaid facility, so it’s not going to be a Waldorf-Astoria or a Hilton.