Nursing Home Communities in Vidalia, GA

"I don't recommend The Oaks - Bethany (Skilled Nursing) at all. It's awful. My grandmother was there and I pulled her out of there. The furniture that we found in the room had mold growing on the inside of the cupboards. We were in there and there was a guy down the hall that had a head wound that was bleeding and there was blood on the floor. My grandmother fell on there and they didn't even call me. It was on a Sunday and they tried to tell me it just happened after they gave her a med. They didn't have hospice come out and check her out. I ended up pulling her out of there and taking her to the hospital and she had six broken ribs. When I went in there, it took me 30 minutes to find somebody. There was nobody around. The food was their best thing. Whoever it is doing the food, they were the only thing good about that place. The food was hot and they did uphold her dietary restrictions. It was good and she ate it. That was the only thing she enjoyed. The facility looked rundown. They need to improve on their nurses, and their staff, updating the place, checking out the cabinets, and communication."

"I would first like to start by saying that I am very grateful for the facility that my grandmother is able to stay in. The facility itself does try to improve on it's cleanliness, and upkeep. At times during my visit I have gotten the impression that some of the workers feel a bit unappreciated and by feeling that way it shows in there service to the patients. Some workers treat my grandmother as if she were apart of their family, but there have been others that don't do anything at all for her unless I am up there. The administration and other staff members have come to know my family, so they always try there best to make sure my grandmother has everything she needs. I just wish it weren't that way though, because in the end what happens to the residents that don't have family available to visit them often...do they just get pushed aside? "

Heritage Healthcare of Swainsboro, located in Swainsboro, Georgia, offers two types of care: memory care and assisted living. The community features apartment-style rooms equipped with living rooms and kitchenettes, providing residents with personal space while also having access to various amenities. Outdoor common areas are available for those who enjoy spending time in fresh air and nature. The community is pet-friendly, accommodating residents with animal companions. A range of organized activities and programs are offered to engage residents, along with meals to meet nutritional needs. Social activities and events promote connections among residents, fostering a sense of community. Internet access and WiFi help keep everyone connected and entertained. Communal dining facilities offer opportunities for residents to share meals, enhancing social interactions. Residents can participate in yoga and stretching sessions for physical well-being, and facilitated field trips and outings are also available. The community provides general transportation services, ensuring that residents can attend appointments and run errands. Housekeeping services help maintain a clean living environment. Heritage Healthcare of Swainsboro delivers a comprehensive living experience, tailored care, and a variety of amenities and services aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"Interactions with staff have been great, always helpful, kind, informed and caring. My brother particularly benefitted by excellent physical therapy at Pruitt. This facility is my brother's go-to place for skilled nursing and care. "

"My mother has moved into Lumber City Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. They are exceptional, very caring, and they've just done a wonderful job with my mom. It was very clean and really nice. The staff is a ten plus; they're exceptional, very caring, and they treat my mother with respect. They have been wonderful. She seems to enjoy the food."

"My mom went to Meadows Park Health & Rehabilitation in Vidalia supposedly for a 20-day rehabilitation, but her condition ended up getting worse and we were transported out from there last week to a community hospice. It's a nice facility, fairly new, with good staff and great rehabilitation. They had activities too but Covid stuff started and it caused a few restrictions. They do have bingo nights and all kinds of activities. My mom had issues with swallowing, they ended up having to puree her food so she didn't get a normal diet. With the little bit that I saw though, I think the food was okay. I think it's a wonderful place."