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Lana Anselment

I saw more problems after the new owner took over. Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, it did.

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Linda Poole

I have had many years at Wabash with visiting family members. The staff at Wabash are very caring and supportive of their patients. Most go above and beyond to keep the patients comfortable and safe. All of the office staff have been very supportive and helpful with during admitting process of my family member. We are thankful for all of staff at Wabash!

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Jennifer King

I'm not impressed with this facility at all. My grandparents were under their care for 9 months until I recently transferred them elsewhere as my Grandpa declined rapidly. He needed assistance with feeding and I feel staff didn't try to get him to eat therefore he declined rapidly. Staff seemed to have negative attitudes and my Grandparents felt like a burden in what should have been their home. Take your loves ones elsewhere if you want them to be loved and taken care of!

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stewart poore

My friends family was not treated well. On occasions when we visited her mom she was not kept clean, the sinks were stopped up and the trash was overflowing. I feel she could have been taken better care of for the money they was charged for their services, this is just my opinion. One thing is for sure my mom will not be taken there.

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Janice Gates

Johnny made his home at WBCV in 2012. He enjoyed making new friends there. He loved to tease the aides and nurses. He enjoyed the activities. Especially bus trips. Most of all he loved the chapel and Chaplain Mike Fields! Mike is one in a million and treats everyone with love. Johnny didn't ever miss a church service or Bible study unless he was sick. He was caring and always liked to visit and help others when he could. He is missed by his family. Johnny is pictured here with his Great Nephew Hank.