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Brittany Hersman

Homestead II Mingle Jingle event was absolutely wonderful! From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make everything run smoothly. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and genuinely excited to make the event special for the families attending. Santa was fantastic—warm, engaging, and so convincing that my kids were completely enchanted. He took his time with each child and made the experience feel truly magical rather than rushed. The overall atmosphere was festive, well-organized, and perfect for families. My kids had an amazing time, and I will be looking forward to this event next year 🎄✨

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Eileen Palmer

I’m a retired Organization Development consultant. OD is the study of human dynamics in the workplace, helping groups function well together. The culture at Homestead ll is the best I have ever seen. My son is in Homestead ll. I have been here a week. The people who work here are amazing. They function like a loving family, working with people who are not at the best stage of life. The staff is extremely kind and always helpful. They have made the difficult job of sitting with my dying son calmer and saner. Thank you to each and everyone of you. Eileen Palmer

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McMillan

DO NOT SEND YOUR RELATIVES TO THIS FACILITY. My relative was brought to this facility immediately following a long hospital stay. During said stay, my relative underwent a procedure that requires attentive medical after-care. If not paid attention to and handled properly, the end result leads to massive infection quickly followed by death. The staff here apparently understood this initially, however during my relative's first 12 hours at this facility, i visited and noticed that there was massive medical emergency being completely ignored by the facility staff. If it were not for my personal intervention, this issue would have continued to have gone ignored and would have lead to my relatives quick death. In short, the staff at this facility are all insanely unqualified, unprofessional, and realistically speaking, they all need to be investigated for patient negligence and this facility needs to be shut down immediately.

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Jensen Media

Had expectations that this place was a good place and would properly take care of my mom and that I wouldn't have to worry about her, but that hasn't been further from the truth so far. She broke her collarbone while being transferred to the rehab and she has been messaging and calling me telling me she is in so much pain and they haven't given her a sling. I call and talk to a nurse and from the moment the call is answered, it feels immediately like I am inconveniencing them. I ask them how my mom is and didn't even mention the collarbone until I asked about it. I asked them if they gave her a sling and I am told that no, not unless the hospital provided it first. What!? Then she said she doesn't know the protocol of what to do for a broken collar bone and that she will look into it. Give my mom a sling! She has had a broken collarbone for two whole days and they haven't addressed it or anything. That in itself is ridiculous! These are people rehabilitating my mom. I am 5 hours away and I cannot physically be there for my mom right now and now I am feeling like these people are doing a poor job at having my back and taking care of her. She has had such a hard last few years and she doesn't deserve this. The level of professionalism and knowledge doesn't feel like it's there and it's making me really worried that she is not being taken care of. I understand people get busy, but not knowing the protocol for a broken collar bone? I can tell you it's more than they have done for her. My parents are all I have in this world and right now I feel like my mom is under the care of people who don't know what they are doing. UPDATE: I had to order a sling off of Amazon and send it to her same day.. I was able to provide a sling for my mom before they could get her one... 4 days after her collar bone broke... Wow..

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Molly Bannan

My mom suffered multiple strokes after battling stage 4 lung cancer for years, and my dad and I could not be more grateful that she ended up at the homestead II for rehab. From the moment we arrived here by ambulance they made us feel like family. They kept her comfortable, clean, and most importantly-safe. It gave my dad and I a lot of peace of mind when we could not be by her side 24/7. Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy were very supportive and accommodated her specific needs(thank you Todd, Yvonne, and Anna banana). Her nurses went above and beyond to make sure her complicated medications and new feeding tube were always working and always on time (thank you Lisa, Helen, and Pam). Every single STNA showed my mom love and care when they changed her, bathed her, etc and gave my dad and I a lot of tips on how to care for her at home. We decided to bring her home with hospice care, and Lisa the social worker made this difficult transition completely seamless. She thought of every detail for us and I cannot express how thankful we are to have her holding are hands while we navigate this unknown and difficult territory.