My sweet Mother had to go there for the rehab/ nursing home facility. I regret every day of my life that I allowed her to stay there a few weeks until she was taken to the hospital. The nurses called their social worker in to report bruises all over her body but specifically all over her head so they reported them for elder abuse. She passed away a few days later and the detective on the case requested an autopsy so we found out she also suffered from a broken neck. My family will never get over the amount of suffering she had because of that horrible place. The staff treated her and others I observed like she was subhuman. I had been told that since they were privately owned, they overlooked a lot of guidelines and that they weren’t nice people but the other rehab facility was full. I honestly have nightmares about the staff and the look on my mother’s face and in her eyes when I walked in her room pleading with me to get her out. I was there every single day to visit her so there was no negligence on our end, but certainly on theirs. I couldn’t tell you if the food was good because they wouldn’t allow you to eat or go in the dining room and even sit with your loved one. Think twice before putting your loved one there because you’ll regret it.

Our experience with Carrolton Manor has been good so far. The single rooms are pretty nice and spacious, the furniture is already pre-furnished, and they have a television and the basics. It looks pretty good. The staff is very kind and attentive, and caring. They do laundry, a little bit of grooming like haircuts and shaves, and they also cut his nails. They also have physical therapy, and they have a pretty good security check. They also have a resident doctor that comes in to do checkups. It's very clean, but sometimes things happen and there's an odor. Like most other nursing homes, the pricing is inflated, and I wish it were a little bit cheaper. So unless you have some kind of assistance, it could be tough.

Family owned, wonderful and caring place. This is why our Grandmother was here for long-term, then our Father came her as well. Very clean and very caring. The only one like this left around here that is not owned by a chain (chains don't care).

when i was there my aunt lived there and she hit the floor they did not send her out for about 2 week and her teal bone was broke so unhappy they do not care

At the time my mom needed a nursing home care, Carrollton Manor had a room. But we are not happy with her being there and we want to get her out. She is in a shared room with two beds and two nightstands and a TV. People don't seem to be aware of what's going on with the patients especially on the weekend, when they have high turnover rates. The reason why we are trying to move her is because they drop her for about 4 feet while she was on a lift and cracked her spine. Perhaps they need to improve on inspecting their equipment. The lift that they are using broke and that caused her to fall.