The Best Nursing Home Communities in Summers County,

"This is an awesome nursing/rehab facility. My father has been here for over 3 years and we have received amazing care. From the janitorial service to Keith the administrator they are here for their residents. I am a daily/multiple times a day visitor and always find my father well cared for. The workers here seem to enjoy their jobs and taking care of these people is their priority. I have never seen such a well cleaned facility. Carpets are shampooed several time a week. The dining room is scrubbed and reset with linens after each meal. Rooms are mopped and cleaned daily. If you are looking for a great place when home isn't a choice this should be your first choice. Sometimes issues arise as in any place, but, they are quickly dealt with. Hat's off and five stars to Keith and his staff! "

"Both of my grandmothers were in the facility and I loved it and so did my grand parents. Once they got settled in things went real well. I could not get either one of them to leave once they were settled. They did not want to leave their new family. I visited them on at least 2 days a week.(mostly Saturdays)and was 95% of the time very happy with them. I give them an A+. "

"I am the son and my mother had to sign herself out today due to very neglectful treatment. My mother just had and recovering from severe heart attack,and is already in a wheelchair. She asked to use the phone and was told " go to conference room and get the phone herself,also was left on her bed pan for hours so long her back tailbone etc... Is bruised. This morning she was not offered breakfast or lunch and she is diabetic and has to eat regular times to help maintain blood sugar levels regulated. Finally she decided to sign herself out and we are going to search for a different place to help my mother recover. So I definitely agree the families who have suffered due to this facility needs to come together and file a class action lawsuit. It's sad my mom can't receive proper care at this critical time because we are searching for a new facility.I would definitely recommend go somewhere to seek help for a loved one. "

"My mom moved into Stonerise Lewisburg (Lewisburg Center) six weeks ago. I have been very, very pleased with the care that she's receiving. The only drawback is we have not been allowed to visit inside her room due to COVID restrictions. For the first couple of weeks, it was phone calls, more than one or two every day, so, yes, they've been very attentive and good. I was in her room when she was first admitted. It was not a quarantine hall, but the hallway where new patients come in, and it was, slightly a step up from a hospital room, but about the same. She's there for therapy, for a broken shoulder. The food is excellent. She has been thrilled, looking forward to it every day, and the staff that I've dealt with have been very nice and seemed very helpful. I tasted one, when she was first admitted, that was chicken and gravy and dressing and green beans and some type of dessert. It was very good. They have an activities director and they have three activities a day. They've had singings and I know she's attended a couple of get-togethers and do music and singing, I know they have some craft things that my mom has not been able to participate in until now. They have a library. They have exercise classes and church services."

"My mother was in Harper Mills (Heartland of Beckley) for 2 1/2 weeks. She was in there three different times -- twice for rehab and then once when nurses were set up in the home -- and every time they were excellent. They worked with me in every way. They did rehab with her and took care of her. She was able to come home and live on her own again. They had a lot of activities for them. They made different kinds of jewelry, and they played bingo. My mom was happy there. They were just really good with her and friendly. They talked to her and made her feel like a person. "

"Greenbrier Manor in Fairlea Wv felt like home to my family. My husbands' uncle was a resident there for many years; the staff treated him with dignity and respect. He had lost his sight but they filled his days with many different things to do. He especially liked the rainbow room (I think that was what it was called) where they did many activities like bingo and such. He enjoyed the food and they helped him to feed himself and he loved his fellow roommates and the other residents. The patio area out front was a nice place to visit him when weather allowed it. And once a year when the State Fair came to town, which is right next door many of the residents were able to go and see all the sights. Greenbrier Manor is a wonderful place that is clean & friendly. Our Uncle loved it there with all the attention he got from the staff. "