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Toni Ballew

Visited with my church for services. I encountered friendly staff and precious residents that I enjoyed having conversations with.

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Jeremy Bryant

My mom was a resident here who recently died. She passed away because she had a kidney surgery and the staff didn’t arrange transport to her follow up appointment with Dr. Coronata after her surgery which could’ve saved her. Instead, they waited on her to go septic and unresponsive before they decided to call me and let me know. Then asked if they should call 911 as if it wasn’t a big deal . Once my mother got back from the hospital she was a DNR because the damage was done. This facility is so poorly managed and the level of care is so non existent that I don’t see how this place is still running. I had to remind her nurse that morphine would not in fact kill my mother and that it would just calm her down (since they’re the ones that were killing her anyways). None of these people that work here want to be here, nor should they be here. This facility is an embarrassment to healthcare in general.

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Pat Burress

I met with the Care team today regarding my niece who is a resident of Magnolia Manor of Inman. She has been there about four months and I am very thrilled with her care. I’m thrilled with the cleanliness. They work real hard to make sure she has the food she likes. She has gained 3 pounds and I feel like this is the perfect place for her

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Sophia Champion

This place is not a good place to send your loved ones to. I have been here 2.6 years. I have seen this place go through 7 directors of nursing. It has also went through 7 administrators. I have been in this room for over 2 years and this new roommate that I have is so obnoxious and annoying. She never shuts up when she is awake or when she sleeps. I have major migraines so this is a problem. I have went to socialtwice . They said that they didn't have anywhere to put her or me. They just moved 8 people last week. So now I have been to the director of nursing twice, the administrator once, and social twice and they are still not doing anything about it. This place is run down sometimes they don't have towels for u to shower with and u only get 2 showers a week. They also don't have blankets or sheets. This place is a mess and u should think about it before u send your loved ones here. This place isn't fit for a dog. I am speaking out for the old people who are sent here and don't know anything about technology.

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Marisol Boatwright

My mom died 7 years ago now and she died there! She was first admitted because she could no longer stay at her assisted living after being hospitalized. While there I went to visit her one day and noticed a side of her body she couldn’t move. Also she was diabetic and they were giving her soda. I told my husband to call the nurse and asked her why the were giving her soda and told her to check her sugars now. Mind you I have worked in healthcare over 30 years. My focus turned to her not being able to move her left side and told my husband to call 911. She went to the ER and learned she had a stroke! If we wouldn’t have been there who knows how long she would have been without being checked. The hospital pushed for her to be discharged a week later and I begged for them to not send her back there but they did. Well a week later she died! I had a closet full of clothes I bought her. I went back the day after she died and they were gone! I asked several people about them and no one could answer what happened! I post this now because it came up to the anniversary of her death and also as I went through old voicemails I found some around that time. Plus I have videos of this situation when we found her there. I tried to file malpractice for her but in our state it is hard to do. Just be mindful and on top of them if a loved one stays.