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Jason Hilton

Have a friend there and the conditions are terrible. Smells like urine walking through and cigarette smoke in patients room because people smoking to close to building. The nurse button for calling for help has been left on the floor multiple times and therefore my friend cannot get up to use bathroom and is in pain and cannot request anything. The people that operate this facility should be ashamed of the conditions and treatment. I’ll be contacting Morgan and Morgan to see if you will take things more serious than talking with whoever runs the place.

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John Watson

My best friend has only been there 3 weeks . Every time I go to visit her,which is everyday, her colostomy bag was leaking on her and her bedding. I had to go to the store and buy sheets and a mattress pad for the bed they have her on. If you care about your loved ones, DO NOT LET THEM COME TO THIS PLACE!

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Lindsey Grace

My father died in this facility after a mismanagement of pain medication. We brought in a hospice service to help after nurses fell far behind his managed care as a stage 4 cancer patient. This was due to lack of seeing a physician in house and getting medication on a timed schedule as instructed by his doctors. The hospice org called me the night before his death citing they had to change his medication because it wasnt being administered correctly by facility nurses. After death, the facility manager said the medications were just written down wrong; probably not knowing id already had contact with the hospice care before citing their fault. The only saving grace was a nurse named Tiffany who was an angel to my father. The day after meds were changed by the hospice care (12 hours to be exact) I recieved a call saying my father hadn't been responsive to food or people for days and we had to get down to FL from NC in hours. He passed before we arrived.

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Tamerlane 6783

DO NOT USE THS FACILITY! DANGEROUSLY INCOMPETANT! I was there for approximately 6 weeks ending the last week in July 2025. Two weeks into the stay I got COVID as a new patient was brought in from hospital and there was inadequate quarantine. 4 weeks later i got severe diahrrea (completely liquid); immodium and pwerful anti- diahrreal meds didn't touch it. An inadequate stomach x-ray "revealed" a blockage or so the doctor, who never personally saw me, relayed through the nurses - they gave me myralax twice daily. They said they took stool samples though two were left on the TV counter in my room; CNAs reported to me none went out to the labs. They claimed I wasn't dehydrated though 9 days of 6-8 liquid stools per day, chaffed lips, and dry mouth and low urine output said different. I wanted IV fluids; this was denied. Some CNAs got sick of changing me and told me they'd check on me every 2 hours and not to bother them in between. Concientious CNAs could tell it was an infection by odor and consistency and encouraged me to call 911. I resisTed at first, trusting the nurses, but as each day passed with me getting worse i finally called though the nurses stuck to the "blockage" theory and tried to talk me out of it. At the hospital, CAT scan revealed no blockage, blood work confirmed dehydration and elecrolyte depletion, and stool samples revealed c-diff. Also, I'm diabetic but they never checked blood sugar. Was told I was on a low-carb diet yet served large plate of spaghetti and 2 slices of garlic bread. Checked vitalls only twice: arrival day and departure day. Was given 4 showers my entire stay. Supposed to see the doctor 3x a week; saw him a total of 3 times the entire stay. Discontinued my bipolar medication and had a manic episode - first time in over 20 years. Those staff that cared were actively looking for other jobs as they "don't want blood on our hands." Frequently sat in soiled briefs for hours which made my bedsore much worse. The only good thing I can say is the outstanding PT/OT department. The facility had the nerve calling me at the hospital asking when i was returning; I told them I don't feel safe with them and to not call again.

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Connie Hicks

I wouldn't send my worse enemy to this septic tank of a facility. My brother was there for 12 days, they left him laying in bed with a diaper on. Didn't do anything requested per the Dr from the hospital. Diabetic diet, intense therapy. Never got any of those things. They would leave him in a souled diaper for 2 hours or longer. After 11 days of being there, the nurse finally checked his blood sugar and it was 457 and said "oh that's not bad." Seriously? I could right a 10 page complaint about this facility. But, I won't. If you love your people, do NOT send them to this facility.