Lesi Gayle
Apr 2026
My aunt was sent home after their physical therapy report that stayed she was good to go. Of course that was after they strapped her to 2 people and dragged her around their little room a couple of times. Spoiler alert: She was NOT! She came home and was never able to get up again. She passed away 3 weeks later. After talking to other family members, one of whom is a nurse, I was told this is a common occurrence. If a patient is not going to get better they get them out as fast as possible so they do not die in their facility which lowers their rating. They actually DO have hospice options but they will never utter the word hospice and are not allowed to bring it up. I even asked outright if they were just sending her home to die and they said nothing. I was also on 2 occasions witness to extreme unprofessional behavior. One bordered on patient abuse and the other was so bad that a supervising nurse had to step in and handle the nurse. By the supervisor's admission, the offending nurse did not know she was on the premises and therefore felt emboldened to behave like that. I will do everything in my power to make sure no family or friends choose this facility if God forbid, one is ever needed.
