My mom was a resident in Holy Manor for almost 3 years after losing the ability to take care of herself and I can tell I have had a piece of mind knowing that mom has great help and care in this Home. I read other reviews about this place. Yes, it is dated, yes, sometimes it is smelly, but what is the most important, visual appearance or people who dedicate themself to help those in need? All the stuff is amazing here: the Helpers, Nurses, The Doctor, Social Workers, Therapists, Administrators, even Receptionists! They all come to work here with one goal, to HELP patients and residents, to make their lives as close to life at home as possible. I can say they all put their hearts into their work. And they give a lot of Love to patients and especially to the residents of the Home. The Doctor and the nurses have always listened to my concerns, always were available for me and my mom if it was needed and always they all have been trying to help. They are amazing people. So, what do you think is more important for your loved one who will be living in a nursing home, 1)super clean place or 2)super caring personnel working there? I choose the second one.

Is an excellent place. I was there for rehab and the therapists were excellent. My wife was there for long term care and had a great experience. I would highly recommend to anyone

My parents stayed at Holly Manor Center for subacute rehab. It's a very old facility with mediocre food, and there was lack of attention to the patients.

Holly Manor was a great nursing facility. The staff, along with all the other guests were phenominal. The minute we entered the place, we knew they would treat my grandmother right. The R/N's new exactly what to do with each problem that came up. Also, the physical therapists tried their hardest to get my grandmother to walk again, although they were unsuccessful. The only problem we had was with the N/A's. They took to long to help my grandmother, along with all the other patients. They would all be sitting in the hallway talking about their lives. The patients would be screaming for help and the N/A's would pretend not to hear. The food didnt taste as good as it could've, but the kitchen staff and the support staff was really great. We would have to bring my grandmothers dinners and lunches because she just wouldnt eat the food. Overall, even with the flaws, it was a great experience.