My father was at Atlantic Memorial Healthcare Center. I can only base it on his experience, because during COVID family was not allowed in. Those people that I've interacted with were very friendly, very professional, and there were no issues. I spoke with him and I spoke with the staff, so they were good at communication.

Atlantic Memorial Healthcare & Rehabilitation was the first facility I've been to and this is just a terrible place to be in. The food was good and that's the only positive thing about this facility. They had people peeing people. They had a courtyard were people smoke there and the staff just don’t care. They only give bath once in a blue moon and I was very upset with that. They don’t even have any activity director. The place is just terrible. The lady that was with me in the room, the staff were not changing her sheets even if she was soaking wet already. They have three beds in a room and the bathroom was very dirty.

My sister was taken off prescribed medication twice that I know of. Her primary cancer doctor was told this and he made a call to the doctor in charge... She was put back on decadron and the next day I asked about it, because, after being in her room straight for 6 hours, I did not see anyone come in and administer medication...the nurse told me, to my astonishmen, the doctor had discontinued dacadron (again) The nurses very detached. Two young physical therepists, Alec or Alex and Jessica were very caring and treated my sister with the utmost respect. when she died, 8 days later, my niece, nephew and chaplin were saying a prayer over her...before my nephew could step in and get closer to his mother, a nurse squezzed in, unplugged the oxyegen machine and wheeled it out. there is not anything positve to say about this place other than the two therepists.