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Ron Randell

I feared being lleft to die in an old folks home. However I have ben plesently surprised with the real care i have received. The only drawback is sharing a room with another guy in the long term wing.

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Cassandra Broussard

On December 2, we had a very special guest—Santa Claus himself! Reed Duncan, Director of Marketing at Woodleigh graciously stepped into the role, and what an amazing and awesome person he is. With the patience of Job, Reed brought smiles to every face as our members lined up to take pictures with Santa. He even went out to the end of the driveway to wave at passing cars, spreading holiday cheer beyond our walls. The joy was contagious—our members will cherish these memories, and many have already shared their photos with their children. For a moment, we were all like kids again, waiting for Santa on Christmas morning. Thanks again Reed and Merry Christmas to you and the Staff at Woodleigh.

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David Orlandi

My dad was at the Woodleigh recently for rehabilitation for about a month. The staff were friendly and professional, and the facility was very clean. The nurses, therapists, and staff took great care of him. I would highly recommend the Woodleigh of BR.

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Cheryl Tolbert

We couldn’t be more grateful for the care my dad has received at Woodleigh Nursing Home. From the moment he arrived, the staff made him feel welcome, respected, and safe. The nurses and caregivers are attentive, compassionate, and truly go above and beyond to ensure his comfort and well-being every day. It gives our family such peace of mind knowing that he is in such capable hands. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and has a warm, home-like feel. A heartfelt thank you to everyone at Woodleigh for treating our dad like family. Your kindness means the world to us.

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David Johnson

I want to tell about my experience of the Woodleigh. The first impression that I had was with a nurse who came to the hospital and explained to what to expect about the facility. I explained to him that I had opened heart surgery. Because of my particular situation he sent an ambulance to pick me up for safety. The menu was very good with options. I had some concerns about my weekend experiences. On Monday I discussed them with my nurse Courtney. She listened to all my concerns and took care of them all .She said she would send management personally to discussed them with me. Later that day I talk to the supervisor on charge and she was attentive to my concerns. I am handicapped with one leg. I thought I would be in bed the whole time while I was there. I went to physical therapy to work with Pat . Who worked on strengthing my leg.The next person I work with first came to my room and we talked about my damage right vocal cord and how to address the issue. In the physical therapy room we work on breathing exercises to help me. The next staff member went to the laptop and came up with a program tailored specifically for me. We worked with 2 pounds of weight and did curls. We also work with a bicycle petals to improve my endurance . I was surprised with all the thought that went in my personal care. What ever was important to me was important to the staff. When I went back to my bed I could feel the workout and could the difference between the before and after physical therapy experience. When I came back to my room I didn't like the dinner we were given. I asked Courtney was anything we could do about it. Courtney asked would I like a sandwich I said yes. Before she went home she brought me 2 sandwiches potato chips and personal with her personal money brought me a 16 ounce tea. I can't describe how satisfied l am with my decision to come to the Woodleigh. In closing I also observed the care and attention that the staff gave to the senior citizens which was outstanding.