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Douglas Muise

They say if you want to know how clean a restaurant is go check the bathroom. On Saturday, December 27, 2025. I called this facility from the trauma center in Orlando, where my father is being treated for C2 fracture. The receptionist was gracious and transferred me to the nurses station because the administration‘s office was closed. I have one simple question which is, is this facility equipped to treat someone with a C2 fracture after surgery? The nurse answered the phone and I asked her her name to which she gave me reluctantly. I asked her that one question and she told me she could not answer me. I politely asked her why she couldn’t answer that one question where she is a nurse who is actually treating the patient there. Again, she refused to answer and told me I needed to talk to the admissions on Monday. I told her I was trying to be proactive to find a place for my father before Monday and I would appreciate her assistance. She told me to hold another nurse named Kim came to the phone. Kim was abrupt and told me that they do not answer any questions. I explained to her I wasn’t asking anything specific. I just wanted to know if this facility cared for people with neck fractures. Again she refused to answer that question and hung up on me abruptly. I guess there’s no reason to go inspect the bathroom in this facility. The nurses who took my call, had no empathy, no understanding for the situation, and I could tell they treated their patients the same exact way.

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April Mariani

My mother Gaybe Delores Rogers was recently admitted for rehabilitation for about two weeks. Her experience there was among the best! She and my family would like to thank each and everyone of the staff for their compassion, professionalism, and kindness. Dorthy, Julia were absolutely the best! Mary and Brenda were the absolute best and all the nurses showed nothing but compassion and care! It really made a difference in her healing process! My mother and our family will never forget you all and the compassion you have showed through out this whole process! It really touched her heart as well as our family! We want to thank you all from the bottom of our hearts and wish each and everyone of you nothing but the best in life!

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Katherine Douglas

I’m honestly surprised this place is still operational the amount of negligence and incompetence amongst staff… The attitude and disrespect amongst staff from one another, to resident, to any guest visiting. The experience we’ve had in the past 2 weeks from the cliques they formed. Mary Hunter and her little group there is pure chaos we dang near want to stay 24 hrs I honestly wish they could put cameras in the rooms it’s getting better since she’s only they’re during the day but the night staff is phenomenal! I just pray they do better with staff and training them lots a people are in it for the money my dad was dropped before due to staff incorrectly using hoyers but as long as they think your a nobody staff might not help you at all

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Sandy Joseph

I recently visited Moultrie and was genuinely impressed by the care and environment. The facility is clean, welcoming, and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, taking time to explain routines and answer questions.

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Lisa Spencer

My 88 year old mom had a stroke in 2021. We brought her to Moultrie Creek Nursing and Rehab, thinking she might have 3 or 4 months to live. Now, 4 years later, under the high quality care, therapies, attention, and love of all the staff here, she is still with us! Even though she's an invalid, the staff treat her with respect, love and kindness. They use the hoyer lift to get her up everyday so she can enjoy her activities: Bingo, music groups, church, meals in the dining room and day room, visits outside in the courtyard (which is an outdoor refreshing little oasis). With mom's severe allergy to gluten, the kitchen staff are gratefully willing to be very careful and creative about mom's meals! The laundry and housekeeping teams do an excellent job of keeping mom's clothes clean and available in her closet, and of keeping the facility clean! The first things you'll notice when you enter the building, after greetings by the cheerful and friendly receptionist, is the total lack of 'nursing home smells'. 5 stars is for the overall high quality of care given to people with immense needs. Thank you for doing the jobs for our loved ones that we family members are not equipped to do. Thank you.