pauline flicek
May 2026
The smaller size of this SNF allows for a better patient care experience. The facility looked clean, residents looked engaged and we'll cared for. CNAs were actively working with residents. Did not see staff gathered at the desk to talk amongst themselves. The activity calendar looked robust for a SNF and there was even a peacock in a pen on the grounds along with other animals for residents to watch and interact with. There were no unpleasant odors in any of the areas we toured, even past the communal bathing area. The menu had lunch as the largest meal of the day and an alternate menu is available if the resident does not like a particular meal. Resident visitors do not have restrictions on visiting hours with the caveat that visits occur in the lobby or family room at night to prevent interfering with roommate's rest when the resident has a shared room. Overall, would not have a problem placing a loved one here compared to many orher facilities in the CSRA.
