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lele saults

Tell me why in God's name there was a different patients hardened feces in my grandmothers bedding. It wasn't hers and my grandfather picked it up not even knowing what it was because it was so old and dry. He handed it to the nurses and they held it (no gloves) and had no clue what it was till he explained. As someone in healthcare this is honestly the nastiest thing I've seen someone do. We have her in her because grandfather can't take care of her 24/7 but still has to go over there for most of the day just to make sure they don't leave her soiled or just left in the floor for hours after a fall. I don't understand why people would go to college, get a job in a nursing home, then not even do their job. I am and would be proud of a nursing license and you're taught to put your patients first no matter what. It's insane how these people don't even what to be heroes and save some lives, it should be an honor to help people and gain high respect over that but instead be lazy in healthcare and act as if they're more important and have some authority to do so just because they already got their nursing license. Very disappointed in all these people who should 100% be ashamed of themselves for bringing such laziness and disrespect in the healthcare community.

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Allison Roman

There is something truly special about this place. This time last year, my grandmother was not doing well at all. While she could still recognize me, she was unable to dress or feed herself and often would not eat. After my grandfather could no longer provide the level of care she needed and with me living too far away and working long hours she was placed here. At that time, it felt as though she had lost her light. Since being here, that light has returned. She is now eating, participating in activities, taking herself to the bathroom, and even choosing her own clothing again. She has regained strength and confidence, and what once required significant assistance has turned into her walking the halls independently with her walker. Her mind has grown sharper, and she is remembering more each day. The staff here have been nothing short of extraordinary. They remember you even after meeting you just once and make you feel like part of the family. They take the time to share upcoming events, invite family members to participate, and genuinely care for both residents and loved ones alike. I am incredibly grateful for this place and for every person who works here. It was always one of my greatest fears that my grandmother would end up somewhere unfamiliar, away from people she knew, and separated from my grandfather at night. Instead, this community has brought our family closer and given us peace of mind. I will be forever thankful for the care, compassion, and love you all provide.

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Angela Stump

The staff at Four Oaks Healthcare are awesome!! It’s a very caring and nurturing environment, and everyone works together to give the best possible care for the residents.

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Rafael Leon

4 Oaks Healthcare Center is a clean, safe, and welcoming place. The nursing staff are friendly, caring, and always helpful. Patients look happy and well cared for, and the therapy team is outstanding—professional, knowledgeable, and focused on helping people reach their goals and return home. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality care and rehab services!

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Christa Webb Wright

Staff was extremely nice and helpful in giving me directions on how to get to my Mother in Law’s room. She seemed happy and well cared for when I arrived. Everyone was cheerful and dressed in holiday attire. Downside was it seemed terribly overcrowded. But, overall everything seemed to be running smoothly from what I could tell on my first visit.