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Michelle Hill

Pruitt was monumental in my mom's health, they took the time to educate me and make me feel comfortable in one of the hardest decisions I had to make. The care and the service was phenomenal, I will forever be grateful for their help.

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Calisha Cobb

Erica (new Admin director) was and still is WONDERFUL. I spoke with initially by phone and she was able to handle everything within a matter of hours it (seemed like). She had my choice for my mom very easy. She gave me tour of the building and was able to answer all of my questions she even called me the night my mom arrived to ensure me of her safe arrival. At the time of this review mom has been there 2 days and she is being taken very great care of thus far. Thank you Erica and the staff for all of your help and making this adjustment easy for my mom.

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Helese Sandler

Erika in charge of admissions is wonderful. She was very responsive and got my mom in quickly. We have dealt with Olivia the social worker who is incredible and the therapists and nurses are great. The food is well presented and they catered to my mom’s dietary needs. Sometimes the aids do not respond quickly when needed but they are busy with other patients which I understand. The facility is impeccably clean!

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AJ

Just brought my mother in this past week and it has been a great experience so far. Ericka from admissions went above and beyond to make sure my mom was quickly placed in her room and was comfortable there. Thank you Ericka! It was great dealing with Victoria and other staff over the weekend. Everyone is helpful and professional, and finally today I had the pleasure to meet Amy and Cheryl from PT and OT. Looking forward to my mother's health improving under the care of Pruitt Health staff.

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Mathilde Finke

My mother has been at rehab at Pruitt on White Bluff for 3 weeks. I would caution you if you are trying to figure out the best healthcare for your loved one. If your loved one is not internally motivated, good luck. The nurses do not try to encourage them to get out of bed. They will ask the patient if they want to get out of bed and if they don’t, they just leave them even if they are getting bed sores. Physical therapy will work with them for maybe 10 minutes of a 30 minute session. Same with OT. If they will discharge a patient even if they are not ready. They act like they will not discharge to an unsafe home but it is not true. My mother has 17 steps to get up to her first floor because her home is on stilts. She climes 2 stairs at rehab one time then 5 stairs one other time. That’s it. They are supposed to release her from rehab tomorrow. If her house caught fire, she would die.