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Terry Willis

I spent two weeks here and they did an incredible job. All the nurses were fantastic and took excellent care of me. The nutrition department did a great job. The food was good and a special thank you to Stuart who made sure that I had what I needed.. And to all the physical therapist that worked with me to get me where I could come home thank you so much for all you did for me. I would recommend Lebanon Center for rehabilitation and healing to anyone in need.

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Melissa Wright

This place was terrible for my mom she had back surgery and went here to heal and rehab. 1st night made her get into Boyer lift to weigh and pee and poop in pull-up because they was short handed then Mon got an enterococcus infection from poop getting in wound and had to go back in hospital and open back up with wound vac and antibiotics for six weeks. Wouldn’t send anyone there. Pt was good and it but that’s all.

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It's 0 stars! Kept my dad doped up. As a fall risk they put him in a wheelchair and left him alone. He fell out and a family walking by his room reported it. Don't know how long he laid there! He's 90, was there for rehab, they didn't do anything because "he's to old, it won't help anything!" It took them 4 days to get a brain scan, hospital kept him. Said he was in terrible shape.He broke his collar bone, rebroke 2 ribs from his fall that started this nightmare and 2 additional. I would never recommend this place. The photos of the place are lies. Never saw anything that nice . The heater was a stand alone with an exhaust hose taped to the half open window. Filing a complaint with the state!

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Barrett Webb

We had a great experience here. After a hospital stay for my dad we needed a place to care for him until he was ready to go home. While this wasn't the closest option, we felt like it was the best skilled nursing option overall and it did not disappoint. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Nice homey feel, would definitely recommend.

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Janel Donnelly

Update: 8.22.2025- Following my review, I was contacted by the facility for a follow-up discussion. I hold in high regard the effort made to seek clarification and to address concerns and questions directly. The conversation allowed for an open exchange regarding several situations and circumstances. She demonstrated attentive listening, thorough note-taking, and a considerate, empathetic approach. Given her recent appointment and the fact that she is still in the process of acclimating to the role, it is understandable that she can only address concerns once they are formally brought to her attention. I remain confident in her capacity to implement constructive and positive changes within the facility. ////////Review///// If you want your loved one given a medication they are allergic to—despite clear documentation—and sent repeatedly to the ER as a result, this is the place. My mother’s neurosurgeon ordered her blood pressure to be monitored constantly to prevent another stroke or brain bleed. That order was ignored. She was hospitalized multiple times after being given sulfur, which Vanderbilt had clearly flagged as an allergy in every medical record. Instead of accountability, Marissa, met me with a plethora of excuses and deflection. The neglect here extends to other patients as well. My mother’s roommate was left in her own feces so long it spread under her breast. Her armpits were raw from not being bathed, and she cried in pain until my siblings stepped in to help. She went five hours without being checked on, even though she cannot feed herself—they would simply drop food off and walk away. It’s pitiful. This facility has shown a pattern of disregard for patient safety and basic dignity. If you want your loved one neglected and mistreated, they’ve earned five stars. For competent or compassionate care, look elsewhere. APS and the state have already been notified.