Although there are some nice people at the facility, I have found it difficult to get a few of the night shift nurses to do anything for my disabled husband. He has a track record of severe UTIs, and I have to beg them each time to do something when he starts having an infection. It's taken a week to get any help this time, and he is in such pain that we are asking to go to the emergency room and they say that doesn't need to be done even though he is begging for Help From Pain. Could not legitimately recommend this facility and in the process of trying to find somewhere else.

My sister is in Reliable Health & Rehab in Atlanta. It is a rehabilitation and nursing center that is approved by Medicare. She has been there for over a month now. This place has people of all ages in it. It is a full service place where they have nurses on duty. They have different doctors come in, and they assign her to a primary care and to a nurse. She has a personal case worker. She has a measure of freedom that she did not have in the other facility. She can walk around and talk with people and socialize. They have church that comes in and have bible studies, and they have different activities. My sister is very active so she likes that better than being confined to one small area. She is used to a measure of freedom, and this place provides the security and freedom.