South Hampton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at the Cove

Iam Drake

Oct 2025

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A year ago my mom unfortunately had to have 24 hour care and this place was less then 2 miles from my house I had heard some bad reviews and a few positive ones as well I can tell anyone that is thinking of bringing there loved one here please for love of God find some place else I was here every morning and after work and also had a care taker coming in a few times a week to be with her and she continued to get to worse The care is decent during the day but at night maybe it is horrible My mom passed away the night of July 7 Was found non responsive I had seen her a few hours before and she was good Normal heart rate normal blood pressure ect No explanation was given except it happens Yes she almost 89 however something still does not sit right with me . Now 3 months later I receive a bill stating I owe them almost $5000 Even though my mom had full Medicare and Medicaid Again please do not send someone you love or care for here

Sanders Dupree

Aug 2025

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Was sent to South Hampton Rehabilitation after knee replacement. The rehab staff was the worse, would only spend about fifteen minutes a day and still no serious rehabilitation. The staff refused my request to walk the halls, was confined to my room. After two weeks I checked myself out, went home and started rehabilitation at TOC. Should have gone home, alone, and started therapy at TOC. In addition to very poor rehab the food was the worse I have ever eaten.

Dust Rahne

Jul 2025

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If I could give a zero Star review, I would. My mother contracted COVID-19, pneumonia, and strep from the staff. They would call to tell me they were giving her a Tylenol but not that they put her on oxygen because she had set up pneumonia and her oxygen level was seriously low. When informed of the Covid, the reaction was as if they didn't care or concerned. I was the first to notice a bed sore, not the staff. They also failed to inform me of the infection seeping from her back incision. It turned out to be MRSA staph that set up in her spine. Because of this, she lost all use of her legs. Disgraceful. She had to endure 2 major surgeries that could have been avoided. The quality of care was subpar to say the least. And she was only there for rehab. I hate to know how the long-term patients are neglected.

Pat Galecki

Mar 2022

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My elderly father was a rehab center patient and then a resident of the skilled nursing section of South Hampton. I visited him frequently and was always greeted by cheerful, caring and helpful staff. Even though short-staffed, the employees had good morale. This is a good indicator of a well-run, ethical facility. Dad received good, compassionate care at South Hampton. I am grateful and thankful!

Denise Finley

Feb 2020

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I love South Hampton NRC! As a nurse, I know that every facility has its quirks & issues. None are perfect. However, my mother has been at the facility for almost three years now. It doesn’t smell, it’s not dirty and I love their attentiveness at keeping me informed concerning her. The staff - nurses, direct care givers, receptionist, activities, dietary, social services and the administrative staff are always there to address questions and concerns. And, they rectify concerns quickly. The nursing staff is stable. All facilities usually have direct care issues. I trained CNAs for 3 years. And, it takes a special individual who wants to provide care to others. My motto in class was, “treat the residents how you or your loved one should be treated. If you are just in it for the job or money, you won’t stay.” Thank you South Hampton for being there!🤗🥰