Gandy Crossing Care Center was a very nice facility. It was very clean. The staff appeared very friendly. It felt very spacious. It wasn't like little dark corridors kind of thing, like you sometimes see in nursing homes. Their rehab area was very nice and very modern. They had what looked like good equipment in there. I was very pleased with it. You walk in the front door and everything is kind of centrally located, the rehab and the dining room and stuff like that. They had a nice area outside where you could go and sit. It seemed very convenient to the rooms and stuff. The staff were helping everybody. It was busy when I was there, but it was OK.

Rooms are dirty. Staff uncaring and controlling. This center has been fined in the past. Infections are common due to the mix of ailments/patients admitted.

I would like to thank the physical therapy department who worked with me and helped me regain my strength. Farha, Carlos, Marian & Natalie are excellent therapists who worked with me and were so great to work with me on leg presses, walking and weights & balance. I never thought I would walk again and with their help I now can -' amazing staff

My dad is now in Gandy Crossing Care Center. It's an attractive facility. I have no complaints about it whatsoever. The people there (from administration down to the people that come in and take care of him) have all been very, very nice and very helpful. I've asked my dad several times how the food is, and he says it's pretty good. He has no complaints about the food at all. From what I've seen, it's very clean. They go pretty far to keep everything clean, which is amazing to me. This is first time for me with this situation, but they've been extremely helpful (more so than even his primary care physician). They've been really, really good with my dad and with me.

My friend is in the Gandy Crossing Care Center nursing home. I like this one better than the one he was in before. It's not bad, everybody's been nice to me, and very helpful. A nursing home situation isn't the best for people because they just don't like being there but it's not because I think it's a bad place or anything like that. I find the staff very friendly and very helpful. There have been times that they've had to call me. They always call and ask, and tell me what's going on. If there's been a room change or something, they call and tell me, so I find their staff very helpful. He hasn't been crazy with the food that he's gotten anywhere, so far yet, but I have seen him with his food. He's on a special diet so it's softer stuff but I found it tasty and it wasn't bad. It was edible and it's not like what he's used to eating. It's more decent. They have a calendar of activities up. I haven't looked at it because my friend hasn't been interested but they do have it, so I know they have activities going on there. Medicare is paying for it now, but that's about to run out and I think they told me it was 279 dollars a day. That seems expensive, but I don't know how it's compared to other nursing homes.

I was a patient in the rehab unit following surgery to remove a brain tumor. The physical therapy and occupational therapy were top-notch. I was pushed to exercise in such a persistent way that I progressed fairly quickly. The experience was positive in all regards except for the truly awful food, which made me work even harder to get better.