If you decide to send a loved one here make sure that there is a family member there EVERYDAY and stagger the times so staff is not expecting you. Rooms and hallways are pretty decent. Food is ok. Be prepared to have to give you LO a bedbath yourself and to take them to the toilet if able and change their sheets. Almost everytime we went up our LO was laying in a wet bed. Don't be afraid to ask questions about your LO's care, but be forewarned to be met with hostility from those there who are supposed to be professionals and answer your questions. Our LO had a nurse that would YELL at us infront of our LO for concerns we expressed. This was on the Birch unit. Got so our LO was afraid of her and she cringed everytime this nurse walked in the room.

Avoid this place if you can. If I could give a ZERO review I would. Staff cover for each other. CNA’s don’t do their job and get a away with it. Floor nurses as well as floor Nurse Manager and administration all cover for each other so nothing gets corrected. Say they are “short staffed”. I pay a lot of money to be cared for and doesn’t happen. Someone needs to look into this. Food is mediocre. Premade, box garbage. Need homemade meals.

Please if you care for your family member do not use this facility. There medical director took it upon himself to over ride hospice directive for my mother. He has never meant her. There is no staff. It is dirty and unsafe for anyone.

The Capital Living was built last year. It is nice, and I have enough room. They have a bin for your clothes and a couple of little stands to put papers. I have two tables because I have a computer, and they have free internet. The food is OK; some of it I like, and some I don't. They have an alternative menu, and it is something different everyday. We have bingo a couple of times a week, crafts, and live music. They usually have trips to the mall or Wal-Mart or out to lunch, but I don't really like it that much. They should improve on their laundry. They lost a couple of my pants. You put your name in them, so I don't know if they remove the labels or what's going on.