Mom stayed at Cearu Medical Resort. The facility is fairly new. They've only been open for about a year. It was a great facility, it's beautiful. All of the staff were very caring. I felt like they have all been hand-picked for their patients. They were all extremely patient with my mother. Even though she had gotten frustrated several times, they would say, "We're used to this. We see this a lot. It's OK." And they would encourage her to use her call light when she needed to. The therapy services were wonderful. I didn't think she would be able to go back home, even with some help. We were afraid in the beginning, we thought she may even have to go to a regular nursing home, much less assisted living. But they were able to get her home with her therapy services in there and the good nursing care that they gave. I did not try the meals, but I saw them and they looked wonderful. They could also order from the kitchen any time they wanted if they didn't like what was being served. And it was quite a lengthy little menu they could choose from. I was pretty impressed with that. They also had snacks like in the little break room that were there 24/7. And it was canned soups, cookies, crackers, cream of wheat, that kind of stuff. So, they definitely wouldn't go hungry at any time. They had drinks for them, a juice machine that goes on 24/7, coffee, and tea. Pretty much anything they wanted. They had different activities daily and they had an activity calendar they posted in her room. They had bingo and they had little pumpkin games since it was Thanksgiving and some things like that. And my mom didn't want to participate because she'd been on steroids and she was kind of immune-compromised. So they brought her crossword puzzles and find-a-word puzzles, which she loved to do. She was a little bit confused when she first got there, but this helped her cognition. So that was great. And they brought her a daily newsletter that would tell her the weather, the forecast, different little things that were going on, and maybe a few little highlights of the news. It was really good for her. They accepted Medicare and Medicaid for her. Not all of them do, so that was a big plus. They will not regret this facility.

I spent 30 days with a fractured tibia. I found the facility to be excellent. Always clean and tidy. The staff, from the administration, nurses, nurses techs, rehab techs, kitchen workers were all extremely caring and went out of their way to make sure that I was comfortable and safe. My leg is now completely healed Thanks to All

In the 3 days my father was a patient he was severely neglected. With a tragic outcome. Do not recommend. The staff was uncaring and the doctors did not call or communicate with his family.

Cearu Medical Resort is a very nice facility. My brother is in skilled nursing, but he has his own room. It's brand new, and he can be there for 90 days. It's a very nice and clean place. He's well taken care of and he's happy there and that's the main thing. The caseworker at the hospital gave us a list of places and they happened to be the cleanest and the better one as far as staffing. The staff is very nice and pleasant. The food is OK. It's pretty bland, but most places are. If he doesn't see something that he likes on the menu, he can order a cheeseburger and he likes that. The rooms are fantastic. He has a room and he has a little sitting area and a bathroom, and they're very nice and clean. It's got a very little lawn, but it's very well taken care of and clean.