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Natasha Upshaw

My dad was admitted for rehabilitation. All of the staff has been very nice and helpful. The place was clean, he liked the food, and the therapy is helping. I felt assured & comfortable that he is receiving the best care. Kudos to Stallings Court!

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Lisa Morgan

My dad was there recently for almost a month. Everyone was so caring and nice. I'd like to mention Lori and Tanya were very helpful to not only him but me as well. Dad enjoyed joking around with everyone but especially Little Bit. The ladies that brought food trays, the physical therapy department, EVERYONE made his stay nice. Thank you!

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Shanell

My aunt is currently a resident at Stallings Court Nursing and Rehabilitation, the staff take amazing care of her!! & personally I want to say the Director of Admissions, Ja'Lyric Porter is awesome!! She always has a smile on her face & a warm greeting!! Keep up the great work!! It brought tears to my eyes to see her thriving again!! ❤️

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Kim Fryman

My mother came to live at Stallings Court 8 months ago. She hasn’t spent a night in the hospital since she moved in. The facility is always fully staffed. The facility is clean, the staff is very friendly. They are very professional and immediately reach out when they have any concerns. There is always a nurse practitioner or physician that can be reached immediately by staff to address urgent issues. My mother is medically complicated, and issues or illnesses that landed her in the hospital at another facility, were handled in the facility at Stallings Court. She received her care from familiar faces while she recovered. The administrative staff holds everyone to high standards, so the care level stays excellent. The administrative staff has been very supportive and helpful. I’m grateful for all this facility is doing to keep my mom well and improve her quality of life.

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Thomas Magnuson

I want to preface two things. 1. I rarely leave bad reviews 2. Management was initially helpful, and Some of the nursing staff cared. Management even did a follow up call after the first time my family member had to leave due to an emergency situation. However, The pictures were taken 24 hours after the silverware and the mess was made in that room. There was no cleaning of said room or bathroom. The last picture is of the main desk in the middle. My family member experienced a fall ( left unattended to because the check-in nurse deemed them as needing minimal care) , she was checked in 4 days after being in the ICU and falling several times. After the fall at stallings she was taken to the ER. Though they cleaned her room before she got back, they did not clean the bathroom where some of the incident occurred. I will not post that picture. Some staff are regularly on their phones, playing games while residents sit idly next to them. I have worked in this industry before and understand the grueling task that it can be to provide care in this manner. While management was very communicative and wanted to help us with a transfer, communication between departments seems to be muddled. Again, I recognize the tough job of system communications, but this is an industry that deals specifically with quality of life. All in all, several of the nurses were kind and recognized my family member’s specific needs. They are pretty specific. None the less, I have only mentioned the general issues that we experienced at Stallings. In looking for quality care for a loved one who needs long term rehab or short term, I would recommend to find care elsewhere. It’s a hard task to be an advocate for your family member needing care. Be willing to travel a distance in order for your family member to receive quality care. It’s what you would want done for you. Update: Upon discharge they have lost some of my family members clothes, her walker, and realized that they kept some of her medication. Again, these are some major issues! Update a week and a half later: They still have not located her clothes, or walker.