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gladys haley

Since I have moved to the spring unit, I have met people that are so very helpful from the nurses to the CNAs. They are very caring about their patients and helpful with what we need. I have truly enjoyed getting out of the bed and coming to activities. The activity staff is a lot of fun to be around. I truly enjoy my days with them from the activity director to the activity aides. The activity staff is very professional and brighten my day. In therapy I have been advancing more and more each day. The therapy staff is helpful and consistent. Since moving to spring unit seems like my entire world has changed for the better.

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Marirose Hutcherson

I chose Four Seasons Rehab because of its reviews and proximity to my job, which made visiting my father easy. When he arrived, his health had already declined significantly—largely due to his first hospital stay. He was admitted with an advanced UTI, placed on a permanent catheter, and received no physical therapy. He entered the hospital as an active 88-year-old and left unable to walk, with edema and bedsores. He later ended up in the ICU, and after discharge was sent to Four Seasons. Because of delays in transport, he missed his hospital meal. I called ahead, and Four Seasons made sure a hot meal was waiting for him when he arrived. The facility was always clean, and staff consistently kept up with his care—changing his dressings, bathing him, and even giving him a haircut. One LPN, Melissa Yates, made an especially strong impression. When my father said he didn’t care for his breakfast and preferred yogurt with granola, she went out and bought it for him with her own money. That level of kindness meant so much. During one visit, I found him in physical therapy, happily pedaling on a sit-down bike and even walking again with a walker. His edema was improving, and he looked more like himself. It’s important to understand that rehab facilities rely on outside physicians assigned to patients. Only those doctors can change medications or make certain decisions, and they often take too long to respond. Four Seasons repeatedly requested reviews, but the delays were on the physicians’ end—not the facility’s. The staff also pushed for additional urology follow-ups because they were concerned about his kidney decline. Families may understandably become frustrated and blame the facility, but in our case, Four Seasons did everything within their power. The real issue was the slow response from the physicians overseeing his case—something the state should address by ensuring these facilities have more reliable medical support. In the end, I want to thank Four Seasons for the genuine care they showed my father. Seeing him smile on that therapy bicycle is a memory I’ll always be grateful for.

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Amanda Carbone

My grandpa was transferred here after being in and out of the hospital for months and ultimately ending up in the ICU. He had started out with one thing that basically just snowballed into dozens of other things after his first stay in the hospital and declined ever since, including losing most of his mobility and independence. When he got to Four Seasons, however, it was the first time that I saw him begin to even show at least some improvement based on where he was going in. The biggest thing was they didn't just put him in a bed and forget about him like the hospital did. They got him up and into physical therapy (which he loved because before his health issues began, he exercised everyday) and out into the community within the facility to have social interaction. He did take a turn for the worse (he was 89 and just simply tired at this point) and my family had to eventually make the hard decision to put him into hospice. This I think is where Four Seasons shined the most. My grandpa was so beloved and the nature of his health problems coming on so fast one right after the other and changing his life practically overnight was devastating and shocking for all of us. Four Seasons treated the situation as if it were one of their own family members, balancing professionalism with compassion. They even helped us arrange for him to be transferred to the assisted living facility we had gotten him into so he could spend his final days in what would be his home. One of the standout members of the Four Seasons team was Melissa Yates, who took care of my grandpa as he were her own father. She truly went out of her way to make sure he was comfortable and cared for, including spending her own money to get him a specific yogurt that he wanted, bringing him care packages with puzzle books, and even balloons on what would be his last birthday. What a lot of people don't understand is that, as a nurse, it's so much more than simply taking someone's blood pressure or giving them their pills, it's the little things like what Melissa did to remember the human being they are caring for and remind them that they are loved and cared for beyond measure, especially when things get scary and dark. I want to thank Melissa and the Four Seasons team from the bottom of my heart. I felt that my grandpa was in good hands and they did everything they needed to do and more.

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meanna meanna

Bo is honestly one of the best workers at 4 seasons. she’s patient, kind, and always brings a warm energy that makes both residents and coworkers feel comfortable. you can tell she really cares about the people she helps, and she always goes the extra mile without anyone asking. her work ethic, attitude, and genuine compassion make her stand out every single day.

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alexis lopez

Hear me out!. This place is more like a family reunion 🫂. The people that make this place a home are the ones that show up every day. They take pride in loving on your family you may not get to see regularly. This place is a warm hug a cup off tea with conversation in the morning, an open space to be free and have a building full of good Ole people 😀. Its not the fancy one its the one where care and compassion is shown. Come in nd visit. Oh and the Therapy department is great too. They have a regular therapy Dog on site named koko. Its like a home away from home