Address: 2030 Harper Ave, Lenoir, NC 28645, USA
Phone: +18287543888
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Dante Oops
I lost my mother in law because her kidney were dehydrated. My mother in law could not speak and walk. Care people or nurses, suppose to turn her every two hours to help keep blood flowing and stop bedsores, and they suppose to keep give her water because she cannot ask and talk. They never give her water so her Kinsey were dehydrated
Redbadger Compton
They have the bestest nurses and CNAs in the State loving environment for the residents and the best care In the state of NC.
Tamra Aguilera
So short staffed can't provide the care residents need and they should stop taking in new residents knowing they do not have the staff to care for them. My heart goes out to the residents who have no one there to advocate for them. This facility is in such a sad state. Making other arrangements for my mother she is getting out of here!!
Crystal Lail
This is far the worst place ever and I hate that my mother is there. Last night she was locked out for 15 mins before we could get anyone to come to the door and tonight I took her out to eat and when we got back we waited 12 mins outside before someone came to let her in and the nurse looks at me and I said bout time someone came to the door and she turns to me and says she doesn't care and then slams the second door on my mom's face locking us in the lobby for about six extra minutes during this time my mother was getting sick in the trash can and I was calling the corporate number and looking up numbers to file complaint with the state. As all this was going down I was videoing the whole time so I have proof...the staff is so abusive and I've witnesses up close and personal not to mention rude.. You mark my words ....today is Sunday and I will be spending my Monday making calls and getting something done. You people have mistreated the wrong family..
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This is by far not the best nursing home.it is far from top care.
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