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Barbara McCroskey

Terrible care. Mom sits in her own feces hours at a time. No one comes when you put the call light on. Breakfast came at 11am. God forbid you have a wet or messy diaper at noon. You have to wait until change of shift at 3. When you ask the nurse they tell you to ask the aide. No aide to be found. When I finally tracked them down they were all watching tv in the alcove and on their phones. This is on the rehab side. Skilled side is probably worse

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Amy Kendziora

I wish I could leave zero stars! If you want your loved one to lay in soiled diapers for hours on end, you want your loved one to not get blankets for 2 days, they have to call 911 to get someone to help them off the floor, have a filthy toilet that even maintenence refuses to fix until cleaned....then this is your place! The friendly staff will then berate your loved one because they called 911, then refuse to talk to a family member....then this is your place! Absolutely disgusting and I would not let a half dead hamster rehab here!

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Darrell A Johnson

I had to visit a family member there and they seem yo be a nice place and helpful staff

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kathleen o'hara

My mother was there for over 8 days. Not given a shower, one was offered on the day she was leaving but only after she was dressed for the day and taken to breakfast. PT/OT only offered M-F, no physical activity provided on weekends or outside of scheduled OT/PT- so much for rehab. My mother was there for 3 days before staff brought the activity schedule for the week. Didn’t know there was an activity schedule, and why wouldn’t anyone ask if she was interested ? Don’t leave your family member alone here. The care is sub- par. No eye contact from staff, very few interactions.

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Christa J.

Our dear family friend (my “aunt”) was brought here in stable condition, and was only admitted as a long term resident because she had mobility issues and need full time assistance. In less than a month, the neglect and appalling treatment by the nursing home staff led to a rapid decline in her health. Her heart and kidney diseases were previously well managed by medication. Last week, she was rushed to the hospital and the doctor determined that her chest and lungs were filled with fluid and that she had zero chance of recovery. Today, I got the call that she passed. Just a couple of months ago, she was lively and healthy other than issues with weakness and walking. Now, after a stay at Harris Hill, she is dead. My father also stayed here for a broken bone. The aides and nurses are rude, lazy, and uncaring. They leave you to sit in your own waste for hours on end. The room is dark, small, unkempt, and there’s no place for visitors to sit. My grandmother had the same experience some years ago, and declined rapidly after her stay here. Do not bring your loved ones to this facility if you value their lives. This place should be shut down. I wouldn’t bring a dog here.