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jennifer evans

I had to make the difficult decision, this week, to place my loved one in a 24hour care facility. Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab made it a lot easier. Blake McGill (administrator) is a young and smart young man. He is a person who genuinely cares for the residents, staff and the community. He has done so many upgrades, remodeling and decor changes to JNR to make it a better environment for the residents. DON, office staff, CNA’s, and Social Services all came together to help, guide and make sure that we are all on the same page to give my loved one the best care!! And for this, I am forever grateful! 🙏🏼

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Jack_08

I’ve heard people say Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab wasn’t what it used to be, but that’s not true anymore. The new admin — only 22 and military (I hear), too — has brought awesome energy and really turned things around. The staff seem happier, the building looks great, and the whole place has such a better vibe now. It looks like they are remodeling a section of the building and their newer addition for rehab is looking fantastic! I have heard mention of the food being not great in the past, but with the current dietary management, the residents seem to really love it! Love seeing younger leadership making a real difference in our community!

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kelly ulrich

My mother lives there now. I find her laying in urine so many times. There is a handful of workers that care. But the rest are lazy and or don't care. I'm there everyday to help my mom.. If I could take her home and be able to care for her myself, I would in a heartbeat. But have to work. So I go to help her before work amd after.

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Chloes Diys

I recently visited my friend's grandmother at Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab, and I was truly impressed with the community. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and I had the pleasure of meeting the new administrator. It was a great experience, and I can already see the positive changes being made. I’m excited to see the improvements and future developments at this wonderful facility!

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Jerrid Foiles

This place is where people go to die. My sister came here for physical therapy after a fall. There's barely any nursing staff which leads to neglect, and there wasn't any physical therapy. Nurses would frequently allow her to be dehydrated, and tell us "she needs a prescription for IVs" which is absolutely not true. My sister died of aspiration of dysphagia which lead to pneumonia after being there for 6 months. She was only 39. If your doctor sends you here for physical therapy, get another doctor. Absolutely avoid this place, your life could very well depend on it.