Ahmari Anthony
Absolutely do not place family members here. While there were some helpful staff members going above and beyond to accommodate for the abysmal conditions, there was also another who was visibly drunk and preferred to sit and chat about relationship drama than provide patients' with medication and assistance using the bathroom. There was no electricity on my family member's side of the room which was alarming considering she was meant to be hooked up to machines. On the other side of the room, the lights constantly flickered. She was refused guardrails despite being a 90+ year old fall-risk. And no one welcomed her or provided her any care within the first 3 hours of her arrival. There was trash all around the floor of the nursing station, diabetic patients were not given food or water in timely manners, I could go on. We had her transferred immediately. Both the medics who dropped her off and the medics who picked her up stated that this facility receives constant complaints and they hate leaving people's family members there. Even the nursing manager, who hid from us for over an hour (even physically running down the hallway to avoid my family) stated that we would be much better off requesting a transfer if we wanted adequate care. This place is a stark reflection of our current health care system and a potential graveyard for unsuspecting families. Especially if your loved one needs a decent to high level of care, do not allow them to be placed here.

