Lori Meyer
Apr 2026
I was sent to PRNC for "pulmonary" rehab, for which it is not equipped. The staff attempted to create a space and I did benefit aerobically in my 5 or 6 days there. That said, it was a nightmare. They were chronically understaffed, a revolving door policy was evident in my short stay, half walking around clueless. Generally 3 did everything. Call lights rang for hours. To say the food was a tragedy is an understatement. No lie they served a version of stone soup, that was so pitiful it was funny, I actually wrote an "Ode to the chef".. one small carrot cube, a fragment of a cabbage leaf old murky broth. It was an odd day if something edible came along, mostly dog vomit with rice or pasta. Anyway, I ordered out. This diet is not life sustaining for anyone. Food can often be the final good sensation. The quality is important physically and psychologically, the ritual. A more holistic approach could offer cognitive and physical benefits. Food is the foundation. Also trust, I wasn't here for an hour and all the items that my husband packed, clothes ect, were lost. Just vanished. In summary, I would strongly advise you find a nicer atmosphere for your loved one. The stoic staff also deserve this. The failure lies directly in the hands of management and ownership. Greed.
