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Jennifer Trezza

Don't even know where to start with this place, other than stay far away. I'll begin with the one pro, SOME of the nursing staff/aids seemed to really get to know my grandparents and became friends to them. Otherwise, it was hot as anything in the summer, constantly smelled like urine, and needs a major paint job or something. It was extremely difficult to deal with just about everyone at this facility, if you could even get in touch with them. You can dial their number and hit every extension for days in a row and never speak to a person. This is alarming, when you have loved ones at the facility and it's literally like there is no one there. The admissions coordinator as well as social worker, Marissa, has to be one of the most unpleasant people I have ever dealt with in a professional setting. As we were trying to get my grandparents moved into another facility, she was nasty to myself, the new facility, and everyone in between. Sending over incorrect information NUMEROUS times, and saying "I don't have time for this" when asked to send over the correct document. She began to recognize my phone number and would pick up the phone and hang up on me. Only picked up when I began using my work line or different phones other than my cell. Felt as though she was trying to make things more difficult at every chance she could, even though "she could have new people fill their beds by tomorrow." She always seemed to be busy on 'zoom meetings' for days at a time, maybe I should have tried scheduling time with her that way. The other manager there, Brian, was nice when I finally spoke to him - after 2 WEEKS of leaving messages for him, which of course he ever received. I could go on and on, but this place makes even the calmest tempered people feel infuriated.

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KC

If i could give lower i would. The woman Lisa at this facility has the absolute worst personality. She is nasty to deal with and does not know how to operate a facility. she needs to be reconsidered for the position she holds. find better help!

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Christopher E Stein

Let’s be real. Like all Nursing and Rehabilitation facilities, there are always pros and cons, but Pine Forest is on the plus side. Administrator David is too notch to work with - very attentive to expressed concerns. Nurses are very caring as well, from Head Nurse Jackie to the everyone else I’ve met. Facility is kept very clean which is always a great plus. I “advocate” for my brother from a distance. As such, it can be frustrating at times, but I know that Pine Forest will take good care of him. My brother loves the food! - good job kitchen staff. Recreation staff have also been very kind to my brother, as have everyone…maintenance, social work, front desk, administration, and all! THANK YOU VERY MUCH all.

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Mark Wade

It’s a hard decision when your loved one has dementia and you can’t take care of them anymore. I have been very happy with the support team there, from the management of David Lider, Jamie and Michelle in accounts receivable. And the nurses aid team headed by Julia. Since my Mom has been there the place has under went some serious changes new paint, new floors, new beds and a therapy bird. I have gotten to know the people who work there, and the other patients. Would highly recommend.

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Liv Wonce

This is a very scary place. My father was there for one day; he called home, and asked to be taken home. The nurses refused to take out the foley tube in the evening and refused to give me any assistance in understanding how to care for it. I ended up taking him to the ER at the VA hospital.