The turnover in staff there is insane! They've had several different administrators in just the past few years. They are so short-staffed that, prior to visitations being banned due to the pandemic, I've had several people visit my loved one there. There was literally no nurses or other staff members in the memory care unit (a locked unit). They weren't in other rooms and responded to no calls, call outs; visitors walked the circle even calling staff as if it were an emergency. On a few visit, a nurse entered the unit while the visitor was there and had no clue that they were even present. Their records are not kept current and you have to watch how they keep your loved one's money on record yourself. I also found out that right after I moved out of state that the facility lied to me about transporting my father to his nephrologist and neurologist for appointments. They provided me with false reports of him doing well during transports and visits when in all actuality, he hadn't seen either in over 3 years!!! The Drs. received lab reports from the facility and the dialysis center. However, the facility either cancelled appts scheduled or said they would reschedule and never did. It was only after I called them out on it that they somewhat attempted to correct the situation. I have been repeatedly lied to about who was transporting my loved one to dialysis and back. They kept switching companies and then claimed that they had their vans fixed and were doing the transporting themselves at one point. I found out that they had gone back to the very company that left my loved one at the dialysis once for hours with no phone call or follow up. They also decided once not to even come and get him to take him for treatment, with no prior call, apology, or rescheduling. My loved one has been discouraged from walking (and he could do just fine) and made to sit and scoot in a wheelchair. He can still walk, but now it's not as well as it was when I first moved him in. As his memory is now essentially gone, the level of care that he receives is getting worse. Due to the pandemic, the nurse from new facility can't even go in to do an initial evaluation. So, I can't move him until the ban on visitations in nursing homes is lifted. Keep Your Loved Ones AWAY from there, if you love them...

Since I am a nurse by profession, I see everything they do not do or provide at this facility. Basically, they charge $10,000 + per month to put a resident in a room and bring a food tray and medications a few times per day. They claim to toilet residents with dementia frequently, they do not. The food is unappealing and does not seem to be nutritious. They do not have services for dementia or memory impaired residents. I could go on but it is basically abysmal. Spend your money or your loved ones elsewhere.

I enjoyed my stay in the rehab area. Everyone was helpful and really did a great job getting me back home!

When I come here I feel like family. I don't feel like this is just a nursing home. Everyone treats me so well and is so kind. I will always come back here for my rehabilitation.

My husband was at Kindred for 10 days after surgery for a new knee. Everyone is so friendly and kind - smiles everywhere! Helpful, loving nurses, aides,and therapists. We can't say enough about Crystal and the rest of the staff. I would tell anyone to choose this facility.

My Father truly enjoyed his stay in the Rehab area. The staff was friendly and the care was terrific! He was able to return home thanks to the great therapy department!

I was so pleased with the care my loved one received. The therapy dept showed care and concern. I have nothing but great things to say.