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Marie Rose McKnight

My aunt was cared for at this facility recently. I was able to visit a few times during her stay. The staff was amazing. The administrator Ms. Corley was able to quickly respond to some requests for my aunts care. Highly recommend!

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I got DNR’d from Gettysburg : Transitions healthcare for giving SHOWERS & CLEAN WATER to patients. I was told that I was in the Wrong and that SHOWERS & WATER PASSES , WERE ONLY DONE ON CERTAIN DAYS 😳 🤣 CNA Tammy on ANNEX 1 said they are a BED BATH ONLY FACILITY 😳 Im sorry Baby I do SHOWERS !!! I didn’t mean any harm . The Admin Lisa Admitted it was Racism and sent me home 🙄 But yall just Said I was a Good Worker on Shiftkey 🤣 Also apparently my Dreadlocks & Me being Black played a part ! I was told to leave the Facility IMMEDIATELY. ?

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Jona Creed

We placed my mother at Transitions in Gettysburg, and our family couldn’t be more pleased with the care she has received. From the moment we toured the facility, we were impressed by the warm respectful staff and the clean welcoming environment. The nursing team is attentive and compassionate they know each resident by name and always take time to answer our questions. The facility offers a wonderful range of activities that keep residents engaged and happy, from music sessions to social gatherings like the "Red Hats". Communication with my family has been excellent and we receive regular updates and are always informed about her health and well-being. Meals are nutritious and varied, and accommodations are comfortable and personalized. We highly recommend this skilled nursing home to any family seeking quality, compassionate care for their loved ones.

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Diane Smith

The people that work here are amazing! They always made my father feel at home. Transitioning into a nursing home is not something he ever imagined he would do but the staff truly made it easier. He enjoyed everything from the food, activities, and the beautiful view from his window I cannot thank the stuff enough for making him apart of the family there.

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Jordyn E. Weber

My grandmother was here less than a week before I requested her discharge. She was interrogated by a doctor as if she were an addict because she requested Tylenol to manage her chronic pain. The day of her discharge, she had not received any of her maintenance medications for the day (her discharge was at 6pm). My grandmother needed assistance calling me to tell me that they were not giving her pain medicine, and after the nurse assisted her in making the phone call, they then provided the medicine. This really set the tone for the rest of her visit. It is also worth noting that the building was formerly a prison and is not very warm or inviting. So in addition to the way my grandmother was treated by staff, not receiving medication to maintain her health or comfort, she also felt like she was trapped in a cell.