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Kinley Jones

The facility is always clean and well maintained, and a special shout-out goes to Roz, one of the housekeepers, who is always keeping this place in top condition. Her hard work truly shows and makes a difference. We are grateful for the compassion shown to our loved one and would recommend this facility to others.

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alison king

My mother was at Anderson for rehabilitation. They were caring and professional! I give them two thumbs up!!

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Elizabeth Hagler

I have been in the Anderson Rehabilitation Center for a week. The nursing and PT staff are wonderful. The food is more than adequate... I wanted to stay in Anderson and was nervous of the low stars. But I am so glad I came here.

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Kristin Norries

My elderly mother lived here for over two years. With any nursing home I think there are ups and downs, lots of adjustments to be made and get used to, its hard no matter what. With that being said, I can still say overall my mother's experience here was not great. I can say that some of the staff are amazing and the most wonderful people and caregivers. They do not get paid enough and are underappreciated, thus sadly many of them come and go. The overall care here is middle of the road, mostly due to the variety in staffing. Some are amazing, and others should not be in health care because they do not truly show care for the patients, treat them like human beings with feelings, etc. What really cemented this being a terrible experience for my mom were the owners and administrators, the way they run things and their bottom line, which is to cover their liabilities and make profit, in my opinion. Also, a group of her caregivers banded together to treat my mom in a way that made her feel less than human. This was accepted by staff leaders and treated as if it were the norm. Thankfully, she found a new place to live that takes great care of her. Sadly, she was forced to leave many friends behind whom she will never see again. They had become a pseudo family for her during her years there, this was and is still very traumatizing and sad for her. I would say if your loved one has a low need level, are cognitive, and have people nearby able to visit frequently this place is okay, but if they are medically fragile, high needs patient, don't have family around to visit and check in or have any conditions that could make them more medically needy in the future, then choose elsewhere.

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Rosa Bennett

I’ve been waiting to write a review because pass place is my husband has had respite. They did OK at first and ended up doing terrible in the end. But the Anderson has done nothing but gotten better. My husband goes there once a month for respite he has Alzheimer’s really has no memory, and cannot eat himself or drink himself and his bed ridden. They have done such a wonderful job. He comes home the same as he left. They make sure he eats and drinks and is cleaned well. They answer the phone when I called to check on him, which other place is would not. Thank you to the administration staff for having my husband on a monthly basis for respite. This gives me my time to rest and be with my grand children and family.. it means so much to me that he’s well taken care of while he is there. Thank you, Larry’s wife Rosa