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DeDe Parker

I have worked with many DONs but I cannot fail to mention the DON at Forrest Oaks who goes above and beyond to ensure that her staff are taken care of but most importantly the residents are always put first and that their care is a priority. There’s never been a time that I was there where she did not make herself available.

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Patrice Barringer

I want to take this moment and send a BIG THANK YOU TO BRI on night shift, she always greet us with a small in the evening and ensure that mom is taken care of. We witness just how caring she is to our mother.

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Lady Barringer

I was deeply inspired witnessing Patrick spearhead this remarkable rehabilitation transformation! He embodies warmth and compassion, exemplifying exceptional administrative prowess, warmly greeting everyone with a heart overflowing with empathy for the sick and shut-in. Thank you for being a beacon of hope! This place has undergone a profound metamorphosis.

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Dave & Lynne Morrow

My mother was in their rehab section for three weeks and two days. Every person was kind to her and helpful.The facility truly has caring staff.As in every healthcare facility, the staff was often unable to assist as quickly as one would like, but would get there as soon as possible. I was impressed that my mother received therapy even on weekends. The therapists were quite good and caring.

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Suzanne Goldring

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. My mom was placed in FO for rehab. She got no rehab, and was left alone in her bed. I drove from out of state to see her and was appalled when I found her in the fetal position alone in a room where there was blood on the wall next to her bed and on the floor. There were face masks on the floor beside her bed, along with other medical trash, and the area around the toilet was disgusting. No cleaning was being done, much less increased cleaning because of COVID. She was dehydrated because no one was helping her eat or drink. The clothes she went in with were gone, and clothes that weren't hers were in their place. Her shirt hadn't been washed, as there was blood all over the sleeve. It had been thrown in the floor of her closet. The staff were not in any hurry to help when asked, even when there were 6 people at the desk. I have photos and, if given the option, I will post them. DO NOT place the care of your loved one in this nursing home. Had we not gotten to her and insisted on her being moved out immediately, she would have died, without question.