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Linley Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
208 James St., Anderson, SC 29625
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Heather
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June 30, 2026
We have moved my mom into Linley Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. It's convenient for us to visit her. They also take Social Security checks. They seem to be very caring. The only thing I know that could be better is if they had more people, because they just don't have enough hands. Sometimes it takes them a while to respond, but they just really don't have any more hands. Mama got to take her electric wheelchair there so she can ride around and visit with everybody, and she really likes that. The staff members are very friendly and as helpful as they have time to be. I have not sampled the food, but I know one of the churches apparently cooked hamburgers last weekend, and Mama loved it. The facility always looked clean to me, and I didn't see anything that really offended me. I think they have activities. Regarding the value for the money, it's kind of all she can afford, so I think it's really good.
About Linley Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Anderson, South Carolina
Linley Park Rehabilitation & Healthcare of Anderson is an 88 bed Skilled Nursing Center that is conveniently located 2 miles from AnMed Hospital, 25 miles from Oconee Memorial Hospital and 35 miles from Greenville Health Systems. We provide a wide range of skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for both short stay recovery, as well as ongoing supportive services for individuals requiring long-term care. Our focus is on improving the quality of life for those we serve through our orthopedic, neurological, cardiac, pulmonary, wound care services as well as interventions for other medically complex diagnoses, admitting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. At Linley Park Rehab we want to make your transition from hospital to home a pleasant and productive experience. As partners in your progress, we focus on you and your family’s needs to help you reach your goal.
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Reviews of Linley Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Anderson, South Carolina
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5.0
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4.0
Heather
4
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June 30, 2026
We have moved my mom into Linley Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. It's convenient for us to visit her. They also take Social Security checks. They seem to be very caring. The only thing I know that could be better is if they had more people, because they just don't have enough hands. Sometimes it takes them a while to respond, but they just really don't have any more hands. Mama got to take her electric wheelchair there so she can ride around and visit with everybody, and she really likes that. The staff members are very friendly and as helpful as they have time to be. I have not sampled the food, but I know one of the churches apparently cooked hamburgers last weekend, and Mama loved it. The facility always looked clean to me, and I didn't see anything that really offended me. I think they have activities. Regarding the value for the money, it's kind of all she can afford, so I think it's really good.
Tom100992150
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October 29, 2014
My visit at Fellowship (Fellowship Health & Rehab) was not satisfactory. They were understaffed. They did not take the patient's total health into consideration. They had a distinct separation between physical and mental, and they more or less concentrate on the physical only. I got the feeling about Fellowship that they were a "relay station" only, that it was just a place for somebody to land between the hospital and the assisted living care. What they could improve on is that they need more staff, and they need to pay more attention to the patient's overall health. The place was very old. It needed updating throughout.
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