Mom moved into Ocala Oaks Rehabilitation Center. She's gonna go to rehab, but she's there for long-term care. We liked what we saw. We liked the way it was run. It's very secure, and there's a lot of constant interaction. Everybody there looks happy. The residents and the employees were extremely friendly when we were on the tour. They knew everybody by name and the residents greeted them like they were friends. And it was just a really warm atmosphere. They have a salon, and rehab, they have in-house dining in the dining room, and they have laundry. They do laundry, and they have skilled nursing. Mom says the food is good.

No one can answer the phone during change of shift nurse bell put in night stand with drawer closed on bed bound patient. Really?

I found the facility both warm and inviting. The entrance is a bit business like but as you go further in it quickly becomes homier. The staff though sparse was very helpful and on constant attention for patient needs. I was very happy with what I saw. The rooms were warm and friendly, the dining hall was clean and well setup. The kitchen was very clean and seemed to be sanitary. All the staff seemed to be knowledgeable about the patients' diets and needs; they seemed very efficient in their completion of duties. The grounds are kept neat and tidy. There seems to be plenty for the residents to do to sty busy and entertained. All the nursing staff seemed very concerned that they be happy in their environments. All in all it was a pleasant experience, I would not have any qualms about having a loved one or family member at this nursing home.