The rooms are a little small, but there are many areas where we can go sit on nice household furniture and watch a large screen tv with other people. All staff is more great people. I feel like a part of their loving family. From the excellent cleaning staff to the nurses, doctors & management are very friendly. We are like family. We have non-denominational church services every other Sunday in the cafeteria where we also played CORN-HOLE & bingo. I also heard other patients say " I'm going to sit down with the counselor today & go over bills ". We received presents this morning, that probably made their day/week/month. If anybody needs a tax write-off, please consider this place, I'm sure most would benefit us here.

I love this facility it is very nice have excellent experience with my family being here and them took care of !! Everyone is so nice a pleasure to work with !! They help put your mind at ease when having to put a family member in a long term care place they treat you like family here rooms are very clean and have tons of activities going on all day long

A terrible place. My mother was a patient for rehab. She received not just subpar treatment but cruel treatment. A staff member sat her on a stool and hosed her down for a shower. When I brought it to the attention of the management, they made excuses and said they had a great facility. They would not investigate the incident. Not willing to remedy serious issues. Stay away!

My father was in Fountain Circle Health and Rehabilitation. I was very pleased with it. They were very supportive of him, and they took very good care of him. I did not see his room, since he was in COVID protocol. I was not allowed into the building, but he said they were very good to him. I talked to them probably every other day for the 12 days that he was there. They were constantly giving me updates. They let me know when his benefits were gonna be running out and what care he was getting, so I was very pleased. He said the food was OK, but they have the tendency to serve some of the same things on a daily basis, so it was not necessarily his favorite. He's also 86 years old, and he's kinda stuck in his own ways. He likes bacon and eggs and that's about it. I think his rehab was appropriate for what he needed. He said it wasn't very intense, but he was there for recovery and for protocol with COVID. They did exercises with him twice a day and had him up and about. He was really weak when he went in and he was really there to work on getting some strength back, so he could do some of his own things.

When we got to the Fountain Circle nursing home it seemed nice. Although upon walking in we realized that it was a tad unorganized. They could have made it a little cleaner. Also the Alzheimer section should have been bigger; They should have had better communication with the family of their patients. When we went they seemed to not exactly know how to treat his grandfather with Alzheimer's. Although they were very kind with him and all of the other patients while we were there. It just seemed like they were a little too strict with him where they didn't quiet understand what was going on with him. They did seem very nice though. It just seemed so sad to have so many elderly people locked in that kind of place without their families. It felt like a prison, so they should work on that too. Very closed in, like they needed to expand make it bigger and more relaxing for them.

Fountain Circle Health and Rehabilitation stood by my family's side when my mother needed to be placed in a long term care facility. They comforted and reassured us, and took great care of my mother. We were always well informed and given answers to our questions, even though it was a difficult time for my family. Even though it was a challenging time, the staff were always supportive for my family as well as my mother. Fountain Circle has many different levels of care, so if your family is considering using this facility for the care of a loved one, they are more than well equipped to deal with many situations and levels of need. My mother spent the last 6 months of her life at Fountain Circle, receiving the best care available to her. They never treated her like a number, and they made it a lot easier to relinquish the care of someone I love very much. Because I knew she was in good hands and getting her needs taken care of, it was easier for me to admit that I did not have the level of skill I needed to deal with her medical issues at my own home. When I first saw Fountain Circle and a few of the residents being cared for, I knew that I had found the facility where my mother would be best taken care of.