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Supreme D2gger

My 20 year old daughter was sent here with anoxic brain injury from a ashma attack. She had been to other care homes and gotten treated poorly this place was the best. The nursing staff were attentive and compassionate and very very great care of my daughter. I don’t know what place some of these people were at but that’s not this place. The other residents I interacted with were happy and loved it there.

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Margo Walker

My mom was here for a week as she recovered from broken heart syndrome. Cindy was excellent as the receptionist and all the nurses did an excellent job taking care of her and making sure she did not want for anything. Thank you very much for all your hard work!

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Cory Hill

This place is terrible. My wife was admitted yesterday morning after being 4 days post op from hip surgery. They were late on her first dose of pain meds and she was crying she hurt so bad. Then she called me at 12am because they were 2 hours late and crying again. I know for a fact they can pull from the vault. They received her orders that morning and still hadn't had her pills in when we got there at 3pm. Again still no pills at 1am. Do not take your loved ones here. I will be filing a complaint against them.

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Cindy Tovson

The reviews online were bad, so I should have just stayed at the hospital. I just got here Wednesday afternoon and it's been a fight both times to get my pain meds. Have been waiting over an hour now for this 2nd dose. The nurse is trying, but pharmacy won't release them even though doctor ordered them for every 4 hours. Am not getting any of my other meds or vitamins yet either. The staff cares, but it's out of their hands. The food I experienced so far was halfway decent. My pain level is at a 10 and it hasn't been this high since surgery 4 days ago. I feel like I'm declining here, where as I was thriving at the hospital and even lowered my dose of pain meds.

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Stephanie Nehl

My dad was sent there to recover from back surgery. He is blind. Every single night ge said he was in severe pain and not getting his meds. Last night, 2 things happened. Someone came into his room and demanded to put their hands down his pants 'to see if he was dry(!)". My dad is NOT incontinent!! When they came with his meds, his pain meds were missing and he was treated like an idiot just because he was blind doesnt mean he cannot tell what he is or isn't taking. The med person came back with something other than his pain meds. Who knows what the hell he was given!!! He is allowed a certain amount every shift and he NEVER got the full amount either!!!