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Orange Zest

This place is horrendous. Do you want your loved one to have a hot dog bun with meat sandwich and Doritos for dinner? For breakfast hard boiled egg and sausage (I think). And you can see a male patient in another room go to the hospital for UTI. They like to blast music and conduct other recreational things. It's just the luck of the draw if your loved one needs assistance at night it'sthe luck to draw they may are mostly not come. Plus over 90% of their income is taken away. If you like these options for your loved one this is the perfect place.

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G Walker

My uncle was at this nursing home and it was atrocious! He initially went in for rehabilitation, which those rooms have been updated and modern. The nursing home area is a run down piece of poo and smells lukewarm urine. The care was obsolete and disappointing. When he needed care or his health was in jeopardy they did not take immediate action to contact the hospital. My uncle’s items were stolen by the staff, which is heartbreaking. The price is ridiculous at $9500.00 a month!! For that price, you better have former meals, attentive health care and private suites. My uncle passed away there and the day before, when I was there, he received poor care. The nursing staff left him sitting in his feces and he needed urgent care for his heart condition. Find somewhere else to place your loved one when you cannot care for them. Sick to my stomach over his stay there.

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Johanns Williams

We are starting with Mom’s stay, but the Generations Applewood team has welcomed us. When you come to a rehab/long-term stay facility, it’s usually because your loved one requires care the family cannot provide; that was our case. To our delight, everyone assumes a leadership role, and correcting what needs to be adjusted and followed up is fantastic. Chris leads his team by being visible in the hallways, which makes the families feel good. Nurse Lauren has made it a point to capture our opportunities and see that the family is happy with the answers to the care questions. Four department heads attended our care plan meeting to discuss Mom's health. My family was impressed and appreciated the experience in the room, which helped us decide on Mom’s care. Team Admissions continues to be a kind voice as we navigate Mom’s health future. In a challenging environment where finding talent is complex, our Mom looks forward to therapy with Sal and the patience of the CNA team.

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Dajuan Nason

My family member has been in this facility for 5 months, He’s been to in the hospital 3 times. The first time we visit he was sitting in the dinner room he couldn’t talk and there was no employees in the dining room I had to go find someone to find out what’s wrong with my family member. After all that my family member was rushed to his room where he was unresponsive where they had to call the ambulance and he was taken to the hospital. The next visit he was soaked wet had to find someone to change his sheets and clean him up. Third visit he said his room has bed bugs. This last visit we had we were there for 2 hours the nurse had walked in the room and didn’t ask if we needed a chair. There should be chairs provided at-least two. You can tell the employees don’t care about the patients they are too busy on there cellphones. His wound is not being taken care of properly if it was it would be gone

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mary lou pickrum

My mom was admitted on 4/23/24 on hospice to your facility. Unfortunately she passed only two hours later. Her time at Generations wasn't long, barely enough time to get tucked in and checked in. So my appreciation is the way the staff treated our family. Our shock and surprise by her quick death was comforted by your staff. I mean EVERYONE was so nice and patient with our situation. Thank you so much for your kindness and compassion. Sincerely, The family of Margaret E Smith