My loved one was at North Mobile Nursing And Rehabilitation Center. That's where she went from the hospital. That was also the place closest to her primary address and where my sister is. It was not highly recommended. It was not a good experience at all. We had to insist on her being sent back to the hospital. She was very sick, and she just got so bad that I just made them take her to the hospital, and the hospital immediately put her in ICU. They were inattentive. It was an older building, and it was not in good repair. The rooms were not very clean. My loved one had a roommate who got food and crackers all over the floor. And the roommate's catheter overran and was all out on the floor, and the guy just took a mop and kind of mopped it around. It was not clean. They had a smoking area. The residents that were there long term lined up at the door and went out to smoke, and other than that, I never saw any other activities. There were a couple of staff members that were helpful and nice, but for the most part, they were not attentive to her at all. However, they had pretty good balanced meals. The kitchen area did a good job with that.

The nurses that I met while visiting this facility were nice while in my presence. I personally believe however that they contributed to my fathers death. Before my Father had been in this facility he was in another facility located in Daphne, AL for a month or two with no problems. Within two to three days of being moved to Eight Mile Nursing and Rehabilitation my fathers condition deteriorated extremely fast. He went from being awake and conscious to sleeping all day long and not being able to wake up even when any of my family would come to see him. I was very disturbed by this behavior since my father never slept this much before moving to this facility. After a few days my father was moved to the hospital and remained there for a few weeks until he was able to come home even though his condition was still not that of before he went to the nursing home. A few weeks later my father passed away. I believe that eight mile nursing and rehabilitation sedated him so they didn't have to deal with him and because he was asleep all the time they neglected to try and keep him hydrated which worsened his condition and eventually contributed to his death.