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My experience with The Waters was one I'd rather not go through again. My Mother passed away while staying there. I'm not saying it was because she was there, it's just I didn't think they were doing a good job of keeping her pain under control. (She had lung cancer). She had to be transferred to a hospital.One of the nurses actually made the comment that she wouldn't see summer.."well you won't be here then" is what she said. I tried to change the subject but I know my Mother heard it. On the other hand some of the aides and nurses seemed to genuinely care about her well being.

My loved one was here for rehab. The nurses and caregivers are good to great, but they contract their rehab therapists and the rehab is a joke. Taking someone into a room and having them sit for 55 minutes not doing anything and then doing two exercises and leaving and calling it an hour of rehab is a boldfaced lie. They had one each physical, occupational and speech therapist in a room with 13 residents there to get therapy. One or two at a time were actually doing something. I witnessed this on more than one occasion. Would recommend for long-term care but not for rehab to actually get better.