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Doris Albrecht

The staff at Cumberland Crossing have been wonderful. I misunderstood a situation that had occurred with my mother, who was transferred from a hospital yesterday. I lashed out at the Nurse Practitioner, the Director of Nursing and the Assistant Director of Nursing. All three of them were patient with me and handled the entire situation with complete professionalism. I truly believe that my mother will receive the best care here at Cumberland Crossing. I think that the takeaway lesson for me should be shared with other patients and their families: don't jump to conclusions about situations, particularly in health-care. Had I only raised my questions and concerns in a rational manner the whole mess could have easily been resolved. I lost my temper based on erroneous assumptions and I caused damage. I will forever regret my words and actions. Cumberland Crossing has a totally dedicated staff that truly cares about patients. The facility is peaceful, clean and full of caregivers who deserve respect and admiration.

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Charlotte Family Eye Care

My parents lived at Cumberland Crossing for more than 30 years. They enjoyed their cottage and the greater Carlisle community very much. The staff was attentive and worked hard to take care of the residents needs and concerns. My personal dealings with the management was professional and I found them to be helpful with everything I needed to have done. If your looking for a community for your aging parents, Cumberland Crossing would be an excellent choice. Clean, affordable, well maintained, and a real sense of community.

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Lynn Kintz

My 95 year old mother has been here for 8 months. She is in the Assisted Living section and has dementia. I have been very impressed with the care, attention and empathy given to her. CC also is in touch with me immediately if there is an incident such as a fall, or change of behavior. I would recommend them to anyone.

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Angela Foltz

My father was sent for PT on broken ribs and pacemaker implant. 4 days to get pain meds 4 days to change diet from puree to soft. Constant disregard for complaints from him on no bowel movements. Scan from them showed "nothing wrong" He stopped peeing as a result of the constipation Ended up pulling him out to take him to the ER. Enemas and disimpaction in the the ER and 8 hours later he is better. Their protocols and care are lacking and after explaining this to them, there is no empathy for what happened to my father. Know your loved ones right inside this place, and don't trust they have the best interest of the patient.

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Mallory wenzel

A family member described her stay at Cumberland Crossings for rehab as feeling like an insane institution. We didn’t have a choice but to have her stay here for post-surgical rehab. Long-term patients are housed with rehabilitation and short-term patients. The nurses and CNAs at Cumberland Crossings are irritated due to the utter lack of staffing. Even though her therapist had warned her repeatedly not to get up on her own because she posed a fall risk, my family member was told she had to get up and take care of herself. Everyone is basically treated like long term residents; those who are not bedridden and are able to get up to use the bathroom are still pretty much put in depends so they don’t have to help one just walk to the bathroom. Jackie and Michelle were the only ones that were compassionate enough to take their time and help my family member. Even though you are understaffed; everybody deserves to be treated with dignity and respect throughout their stay. My family member should not be told that she has to get up herself and help herself or have to wait 45 mins to be tended to. When family is visiting - the staff acts differently towards residents than when residents are alone, which makes us wonder how others are treated while alone. We understand the importance of needing more staff - but that doesn’t excuse the lack of dignity and respect towards the residents.