Signature Healthcare of Greeneville, Tennessee

My husband went to Signature Healthcare for rehab. The staff members were very caring and loving. Their rehab was good. The room was adequate, large, and nice. The physical therapy was good. They had activities, but not for him. For the others, they had the same kind of activities. They had groups that would come in and entertain, and there were some staff members that led them in doing things.

I would never send my loved one to this facility ever again. The staff here are not very kind. It's very dark and gloomy. Patients will have to remove their own bed pan out from under them. Patients do not get fed on time I even fed at all.

Do not send anyone you love to this place. They yes you to death - change medicine on your loved one without letting you know. Bedsores turn black - disgusting. When you arrive you get the full tour - but when you leave - forget it. They did not follow doctor orders and my loved one developed sepsis and died within 4 days. They also gave her medicine she was very allergic to - stopped her medicine when she had severe eye problems - with no reason - too many problems to go on. My loved is gone - died from sepsis - do not let this happen to you.

My experience at this facility was very negative. I expected this establishment to be as nice on the inside as it was on the outside. However, my expectations were really let down. The staff at this establishment was unfriendly. They were rude and did not seem to care about the patients. The only amenity available was a small room set up for bingo. The main concern was that a few of the residents were sitting out in the hall in wheel chairs pushed up against the wall. This had me concerned a little bit because they looked frightened. However, some people were told every time that they walked out of their room to go back in. This perplexed me a great deal. This establishment is not one that I find fitting to have anyone in. This is not a nursing home that I would never like to visit again or put my loved ones in.