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Mike A

I was a resident for two months in 2024. The entire staff was professional, caring and polite. It was a very beneficial experience.

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Tiffany Holley

I am very pleased with the service my family member received at Warrenton Health & Rehab! I would also like to recognize Mr. Frails who is the Social Service Director & Activity Director, since he has been apart of the establishment, there is a new spark of happiness among the patients! He is very dedicated to making the patients happy, he is super friendly and puts on great activity events for the patients and his cake walk he did a few months ago.. oh my goodness, those cakes were DELICIOUS!! Keep up the good work Mr. Frails and Warrenton Health and Rehab!

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Quiseonna Kuhn

The staff truly care about the residents and go above and beyond to make sure everyone feels comfortable and well cared for. The communication with families is great, they keep us updated and involved. It gives me peace of mind knowing my loved one is in such good hands. WHRC Rocks 💙💛

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Carmen GAGLIARDI

We had a family member in his middle 60s stay for 3 weeks. He was in bad shape going in from drug abuse over decades. The directors and staff turned his situation around through occupational, physical and speech therapies to the point where he was back on track. The clinic was staffed by kind, capable professionals who took a genuine, and I mean genuine interest in the residents. They gave their time, and in a few cases, bought necessities for him. They shared their lunch breaks with him and gave thoughtful advice. The direction is first class getting to know the residents’ history and using that to fine tune therapies. When he left, they insisted on getting regular updates on his progress and if necessary, have him back. The physical plant was very clean and well-maintained. If you need rehab and can get in, don’t hesitate. They are genuinely rooting for you.

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Carolyn Martin

My mom was a patient there, she was suffering from dementia. I would often find her medication in her pocket or in her sock. The staff was not making sure she took it. The dementia patients were fastened up on a hall without supervision and would often have squabbles where licks were passed. Linen was not changed unless absolutely necessary. I marked my mom’s linen and watched it for 2 weeks. The staff was very friendly but lazy.