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Emma Windsor

The staff is phenomenal! You can tell the people who work here take pride in there jobs and are very patient and caring, this job is not for the weak and they do it with integrity ❤️

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Julia Cannon

My mother in law lives here and is very happy. The staff is friendly, respectful and skilled. There are fun activities, the food is good and the residents are treated with dignity and respect. The nurses are happy and interact with the residents in a caring and upbeat manner. Administrative staff are also very helpful, knowledgeable and supportive. It feels like a family when you visit. Highly recommend!

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Judy Campbell

My friend is very happy there. She says everyone is so nice. The PT has been helping her so much. I can't believe the improvements she has shown ready. I'm thrilled she's there.

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L Murr

Firstly, I’m not a fan of writing reviews, but this one deems to be told. My Mother was placed at your facility for respite from 8-20 thru 8-25-2025. On 8-23-2025, I called to check on Mom’s status and to inquire about her dentures – to be careful with keeping track of them. The Nurse told me that it took five people to change her. I didn’t know what to say or respond to that statement, nor did I respond to it, due to myself being her primary Caregiver, I’m able to change her daily solo. On 8-24-2025, I visited the facility to see Mom and check on her. To my surprise, there wasn’t a television at her bedside and her pillows for her comfort of her contracted her leg was on her side dresser and not between her legs nor under her. One kind Nurse assisted me with changing her and she also retrieved a television for my mom’s remainder stay, which was so kind. I find it so strange that she didn’t have television for her duration until I came. My Mom has dementia, and a television is the least for her comfort. Also, when I proceeded to clean her private parts, it was subpar of cleanliness to say the least. On the day of her return, a Nurse called and told me that my mom was not being cooperative with changing. She stated that Mom was fighting, scratching, and biting them. She asked me if I wanted them to cut her nails. I stated “No”. I asked her if she gave Mom the medication “Ativan”, she said she didn’t know if they had it and she would check, I stated that it was sent with her for this stay. I find it hard to listen to someone telling me that Mom was belligerent and not cooperative. NOTE: when a patient is complaining about pain, it should tell you that something is wrong, one should/could give the patient medication to calm them, walk away, and return to reassess, then execute. My Mom has a sweet disposition, and she has never scratched, hit, or rejected my care. She is not that type of person, which means “If she was out of control”, it could warrant that something is not right, e.g. pain or something? This was only a five-day respite stay, which has turned into my care being that much more challenging to say the least. Caring for loved ones should be with tender loving care, not out of checking the block to just get paid. I hope to never have my mom visit this facility again. I pray that your staff would put more respect, care, and due diligence in their jobs for the Elderly. I will say that one Nurse did render respect, care, and compassion when she assisted me with changing Mom and the fact that she went and found a television and brought it to Mom’s bedside to watch for the remainder of her stay on Sunday and Monday. Also, thank you for keeping up with Mom’s dentures. Upon Mom’s return, her right thigh was swollen due to lack of blood circulation from the non-elevation of pillows while she was in the facility, which was probably the main reason for the non-cooperative manner during changing of her briefs. She is in more pain now and it has become more difficult to roll her over to change her briefs because of the lack of elevation of her legs during her stay at Grand Boulevard. If my Mom received the lack of care/subpar for only five days, this should raise questions to the quality/lack of care that permanent Residents are receiving???? Please try to do better to our Elderly community, for they are so deserving of tender loving care prior to their exit from this world. If only people would treat them as they treat themselves, what a better world we'd have. On a good note, they did a fantastic job in keeping track of Mom’s dentures. Thank you for that, indeed!

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Lee Holloway

During the visit to Grand Boulevard Health and Rehab, overall cleanliness was noted as average. Paint was observed peeling from the walls, and patient rooms appeared crowded, with only a curtain dividing two residents. Temperature levels were acceptable. The front office was undergoing renovation, though no signage was posted to inform visitors. Staff presence was limited—nurses and team members did not acknowledge visitors in the hallways or inquire if assistance was needed. Additionally, there was no visible identification of staff roles (RN/LPN) or evidence of rounding schedules for patients. Overall, the facility met basic standards but fell short in presentation, communication, and visitor/patient engagement.