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Miles Jefferson

I’m writing to express my deep concern and frustration with the level of care and overall condition of the facility where my grandfather currently resides. I’ve visited him several times, and with each visit, I become more upset by what I see and experience. For example, during one visit, he was served breakfast and asked for milk with it. By the time staff returned, the breakfast had gone cold and he couldn’t eat it. It may seem small, but it reflects a larger issue—delayed and inattentive care. On another occasion, I found a roommate sitting outside the bathroom, visibly uncomfortable. They told me they had been waiting for 30 minutes after asking for assistance. Staff had placed them in front of the door and simply left them there. Knowing that people are paying a substantial amount of money for their loved ones to be in this facility, the level of care does not reflect that. The building itself is also in poor condition—broken blinds, lack of upkeep—and it gives the impression that the residents' dignity and comfort are not a priority. Frankly, it’s disheartening and unacceptable. It’s no surprise that there always seem to be empty beds—residents and families deserve better, and many are likely choosing to go elsewhere. This facility is in serious need of updates—not just to the physical building, but to staff training, responsiveness, and the culture of care. Unless things improve, we will have no choice but to look for a better option for my grandfather’s safety and well-being. No one should have to endure this kind of neglect.

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Shannon Hickam

My mom was very pleased with her care. everyone there was wonderful. she would go back if needed. her nurse brooke was fabulous! and all of them were!

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Jeanette Farrell

My family member is still there their are good NAC certain days but many times my family member has been left sitting in feces and urine more then a hour last night it was a hour half I hand to call and tell them . She been left even though ask for it without water 24 hours they lost care plan from doctor and had to bring in another copy she ask for ice and was left without I ask the front desk and the lady said yes and went in a door never came out I waited in hall 30 min family member pushed light another 30 min and finally someone brought ice she has lost trust for pt. Sometimes they bring her to have PT and she sits for over hour waiting then finds out they are not doing pt I to the point where I'm going to bring her home if she is not move from there she suppose to be able to bear weight 50 percent so she could have a commode they just keep telling her they don't have the order which given twice to them she want to do PT to get better but if things don't change I will report it which I have to administrator thing change for few days then the same thing again I now looking into in home PT and caring for her at home or moving her

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rhonda garcia

I've been at the americana for 2 weeks. Some things got messed up but also got fixed (right away) all the staff I met was awesome. A big thanks to director of nursing (tami) .... your wonderful !! And a big thank you to physical therapy lady (mae) for giving me the motivation I needed to get going... I APPRECIATE EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING THAT WAS DONE ON MY BEHALF.. ❤️

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Amy galloway

Had a family member there for rehabilitation after toe amputated caused from being diabetic. He got very little PT. Didn't have him on a diabetic diet. He got one shower the entire time he was there. His heels turned black from pressure sores and he had bed sore. He was sent home with open wounds. Was told he would be receiving home nurse care. After leaving several messages I finally got a call back just to let me know there is no home care available in our area. My Father is now back in the hospital with MRSA and most likely will lose his entire foot. I do not recommend this place at all!!