Nursing Home Communities in Garner, NC

"Everybody here goes the extra mile. I have not 1 bad thing this place."

"My cousin stayed at this facility for 6 six weeks. I've visit him numerous of times and watched him from beginning to end. The nurses were very helpful and concern of his needs and made sure they were met in a professional manner. The nurses learned all of our names within a week. They were constantly assisting him getting him stronger and stronger. If it wasn't for those people my cousin would not have gotten his strength back as quick as he did. "

"The nursing staff is amazing. They truly care about the health and well being of their residents. My Grandmother is a new resident here and I couldn't be more pleased. No matter what time of day I visit she is dressed and very well taken care of. They call me all the time to keep me updated and it's so appreciated. Looks can be deceiving. It needs to be updated and is in the process. They have a new administrator that is really on the ball and is passionate about her job and the home. "

"my grandmother was in the facility and the care she received was excellent. if you can get past the look of the building, which is dingy and drab the care is fantastic. The staff is friendly, courteous and prompt. i would recommend this facility to others. we have known numerous people to go to Mayview for therapy and even end of life services is why we picked it. "

"My mom is at Wellington Rehab. She has been there for three months. However, they don't do well at all with communication about bills or the family member. They suck. My mom went there from an ALF to this facility because she needs more assistance. Back in December, she was still on her insurance. In going there when she was very sick, I told them if she was off of her insurance to let me know because I have to start to self-pay, but they had not been billing me, and I had not heard anything from them since December. I had to pay four months of a huge amount of money because they had not billed me, and I thought that was just crazy as hell. But now they got me on radar, and I guess everything is going smoothly. One thing I will give them as long as I keep my mom there, the nursing staff and the care they give her is excellent. The nursing care for my mom is the most important thing. If I can pass the headache with the administration, they I'll have the headache, but if it’s the other way around, I will take her out of there. The most important thing is the care for your loved one. Their laundry department -- as far as clothes washing -- sucks because they lost 100% of my mom's clothes the first time they washed them, so I went in and picked up all my mom's stuff, and I have been washing them ever since. They have the worst laundry department. "

"My husband had to go to rehab after being in the hospital for just under a month. He was very deconditioned from recovering from his surgery and he had pre-existing mobility issues. From the beginning, I was greeted with kindness and attention from Liz, who was always a friendly face and there for a kind word to get us through this difficult time. Day one the team (included PT, SW, financial, ect.) met with us and came up with a plan for rehab and going home. The nurses were exceptional especially Kimla and Cheryl Lin. (Sorry if I spelled their names wrong) My husband adored them especially with his complex wound issues. The physical and occupational therapist were amazing and customized a regimen that met my husband where he was physically. I just want to give a special shot out to Megan and Robert with PT/OT. You guys rock! If you are looking for equipment (like a special bed, ask for Tiffany. She was on top of it once she knew he needed one. The DON ( knew me by name and was instrumental in fixing things when issues came up. A special thanks to his nurse aid who was whiling to go the extra mile. Thank you Priscilla! I also want the thank Efran (the facility director) he took this time to know my name and met with my husband personally to make sure he had everything he needed and he help us along with Kimla (his special nurse) get safely into our car on day of discharge. We are not anyone special but we were treated like VIP’s. "

"We chose The Templeton of Cary. It was a rental place with numbers we could afford, and didn't require any big upfront investment. It's a fully furnished apartment, not with furniture, but with appliances. We had a very good experience, and the person who did the tour was very good. They include two meals a day. There's like a courtyard and a walking trail. It's not out in the country, and not in the middle of the city either."

"Sorry to say this is the third rehab facility I've been in. 3 Achilles ruptures, 2 knee replacements. Rex Rehab is light years above the other two. Very clean facility, cleaning your room twice a day even if not needed. Stellar ot & pt, patient & determined to achieve the right goals for your needs.the whole team works together, even behind the seems to get, the best results. Even the food is a hit, not all of it, but most of it. I felt safe there & made some friends there, kind of sad, to leave my new family. Sincerely, Marianne P.S. the only concern I had was the 50 charge to transport from hospital to rehab. .03 miles for $ 50 , I felt to be expensive . They offer visits in the courtyard & an inside window to visit,with private room all depending on covid. My room was plenty of room, the bed was comfortable. I have a shower, restroom, 2 closets. Ice pitchers were filled automatically, in the morning & afternoon"

"My father moved into Hillcrest Raleigh at Crabtree Valley. The staffing was great. They had a good team of OT and PT. We're working with social workers and things like that to get my father's Medicaid applications submitted and whatnot. The facility is clean."

"I was at Glenaire for rehab for two weeks. I was greeted when I came in there and the people were very cordial. I stayed in a private room and I had my meals on site. It was a cafeteria type, but it was served to us at the table. The beauty of the place was that I had all other people to talk to and it was the same people. So, I developed a friendship with them, and then medicine was given to me at the appropriate times by the staff. Everything was very clean. No smells and it was just a very pleasant two weeks that I spent there. I had physical therapists who came in and occupational therapists that provided services and I got back on my feet. I was able to safely go home. They also provide medical assistance. They would come in and do your blood pressure and that type of thing. There was somebody looking after you. The cafeteria staff was very pleasant and would get your selections for the next meal and serve it to you. The food was very good. There was an outside courtyard that you could go to, but because you were unstable in your walking and so forth, they made sure that you stayed under supervision. There were just a few activities. Medicaid paid for my stay there, but the value was good."

"My grandpa was here for nearly three years and while he did not like being alone during Corona, he loved riding the halls in his wheelchair and visiting with friends in this facility. My grandma and grandpa celebrated their 57 anniversary within a week of his passing and they were able to celebrate their love at a prom night where they were crowned king and queen while he was there. Our family felt a lot of love from the staff and we are so grateful to you for taking care of our grandpa! He was able to have his own room for most of his stay and I was always impressed when visiting with the cleanliness. There are no complaints from our family, we will forever be thankful. "

"I went to Windsor Point. They seemed very organized. They had a lot of activities. It was very clean. The room was typical. We looked at a two-bedroom with two bathrooms, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen. They had a stove in each one of them. A lot of the apartments don't have stoves, but they do. The staff who toured us was very outgoing. I think she related very well to my mother-in-law, who was very difficult, so she did a good job of that. They had outdoor space, and they had an indoor pool, which was nice. Even with the buy-in there, the rent there is cheaper than most others."

"My mother was at Rex Rehab for three weeks. They're very impressive. Personnel there was great with my mother. My mother speaks Spanish and she was happy that there were a few people there who spoke Spanish, so that made her feel more comfortable. Physical therapy worked with her and everything was great. The location was really nice, too. The staff were very helpful and attentive and communicated well. The facility was spacious, clean, well maintained, looked very new, and all the nurses and everyone who treated my mother seemed to be very genuine, understanding, and very friendly. "

"Litchford Falls Healthcare was the cleanest when we looked all over Raleigh for our mother. It was also well-lit. We were pleased with the care. We didn't like that she suffered, but we couldn't do anything about that. All they could do was really be good to her; they bathed her to keep her clean and comfortable and gave her medications the doctor ordered. The nurses, especially the CNAs, were very helpful and kind to her. She loved them and they loved her, especially a young man who bathed her and took care of her. He would come and bring his little son to meet her. They had entertainment. In the last 3 months, they had like a high school prom with a live band. They brought people to do the ladies' makeup and find dresses for them. They brought young men in from the nearby college to dance with people. They would have Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner with families. The activity director was the best I've ever seen, since I used to work in nursing homes as a teacher. He was so great. He would come in his tux and bow or sometimes in a body costume for entertainment. It was just wonderful. It was hard for her to share a tiny room, and she (not because of that) became more and more disabled and ill. They called me when my mother was about to die. She could no longer get her breath; she was crying and everything. They called me to come immediately. The nurse who had taken care of her was praying really loud, and we all were crying because of my mother. If you have to be in Medicaid care, I think this is as good as you can get. They were excellent. They did the best they could for her. "