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Paige McKee

Memphis Jewish Home in Memphis is a wonderful health facility. They took such great care of my during her rehab for a broken arm. I will always sing their praises.

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Robert Ford

The Memphis Jewish Home is an awesome facility. They make sure the residents are the number one priority. They have an awesome therapy department. They have 3 social workers that are phenomenal. The facility has an Adult Day program that helps alleviate stress and anxiety from family members who have to work during the day. The facility has an amazing Admissions team that is sufficient at getting the patients in expeditiously. The LTC residents go on outings and they participate in several activities daily within the facility. The facility even has a therapy dog that is friendly and very welcoming. I have had 3 family members to visit the home and they’ve had nothing but great/positive experiences.

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Aleex Conner

Our experience here was a nightmare, & other than a few compassionate caregivers, my Mother received insufficient care most of the time. Many of the staff were rude & abrasive, especially Nurse Jackie. Ronda, a CNA, shoved my Mother around on a regular basis, & my numerous complaints to management were ignored! The physical therapy was not good, & I made special requests for PT to help my Mother learn to get out of bed by herself to the PT director Yolanda, & my requests were ignored. When I asked questions about concerns my Mother had, I was told multiple times that my Mother had developed dementia. Yesterday I took her to her new primary care physician, & he said she absolutely does not have any dementia! We were told by another nurse we befriended that they say that often to get out of addressing any concerns. I would NEVER, & I MEAN NEVER, recommend this place to anyone!

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Kelli Cass

Do not let the beautiful grounds or state of the art gym fool you! While a few of the staff members showed compassionate care, there were others who were rude and negligent to my family member who was admitted here after a stroke. Several things happened, and possibly more that have not been shared with me, that put my family member at risk of great physical harm. Her first night there, she was taken to the bathroom barefoot, and fell up against the wall, causing her arm to hurt for several days. The first morning she woke up in Memphis Jewish Home, someone came to disconnect her from oxygen, that she was NEVER on. The staff member was not in the wrong room; I still have a copy of the doctor's orders for my family member for this procedure. On two separate occasions, my family member was given another patient's medication. Thankfully, my family member was cognitive and always questioned what medication she was being given and knew those were not the medicines she had been prescribed. My family member questioned a nurse about a particular diagnosis she received and the medication that was prescribed for treatment while in the privacy of a room with a closed door. This nurse looked into the questionable and approached me in the hallway to talk about sensitive information regarding my loved one. I questioned her that moment if HIPPA laws were broken because my loved one had not signed for information to be released to me and it should not have been discussed where others could hear. Although the gym does appear state of the art, the amount of therapy my loved one received was minimal.

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Allison Spencer

My very elderly mother has been at Jewish Home and Rehab for over a month receiving skilled nursing in the 100 wing. We have been so very happy with care. The nurses and the CNAs are very kind and take the time to answer our (many) questions. Response time is quick after our mom pushes the help button (quick is a relative term, I know, but we've waited more than half an hr in some hospitals and never more than ten minutes here). The only wish I have is that the food was tastier.