NHC HealthCare, Greenville

LaSaundra Caldwell

Everything was great except for our experience with 1 tall, rude, blonde-haired nurse , but it was so awful I have to give the whole facility a low score because they allow her to work there. On the morning of my mother’s discharge day, she was having a stroke and kept telling this nurse she felt like she was falling, felt weak, back was hurting, felt like she had no control over her limbs. The nurse was rude and asked if she wanted to go to the hospital. My mom said “no” because she felt as if she was burdening this nurse. I was on the phone with my mom, in route to pick her up. She was telling me how she felt. When I saw her they were dressing a “limp noodle” and asking her “can you lift this arm to put in your blouse?” Etc etc. I immediately knew something was different and alerted this tall, rude, blonde-haired nurse. She said she didn’t see any difference in my mom and has worked with her before and nothing is different. She also said “your mom doesn’t want to go to the hospital when I asked.” The CNA who was bathing her said something is definitely different. Just as I said I would call 9-1-1 myself, the nurse decided she would. My concern: Staff kept saying she was a good nurse….so why did she watch my mom have a stroke for an hour and behave rudely and not proactively call ER? She was so rude when I arrived it was unbelievable because she knew I disagreed with her assessment of my mom. She refused to speak to me on my way out and wouldn’t even LOOK at me. She gave my moms belongings to a nurse supervisor that I have never spoken to before. ER came in to assess my mother right outside her room and also said this looked like a stroke. My mother, in fact, WAS having a stroke and ended up in the hospital for a month with swallowing issues, loss of use of right hand and right leg. The nurse never apologized and behaved like a 15 year old. Others apologized FOR her. I often wonder if my mother would be in better shape had this nurse listened and used her expertise to help my mom, rather than being rude to a 75 year old in the midst of a life-changing stroke.

Lena Young

Awful place to stay! They put you room with people you don’t know you have people coming in out all night for person in you room! You can’t control tv! Food cold they promise you private room but you never get it!!!!!

Eric Strahs

My father gained 34 pounds of water weight in three days and nobody noticed? Feeding a man in the cardiac unit beef, cheese, salt, and various fatty cholesterol soaked “food” is acceptable? Unbelievable. If you care about your loved one, I don’t recommend.

Kimberly Goad

My mom has been here for almost 3 years. The nurses and assistants make this place. Ty, Wanda, Peyton, Skekida are a few examples of the nursing staff that have cared for my mom. It is difficult to have to leave your loved ones somewhere when their health declines but caregivers like these ladies really make all the difference. I will always be thankful for them.