rachelle Lathan
Jun 2026
My dad was transferred to this facility after spending a week in the hospital recovering from a hip replacement and a broken femur. He was transported directly from the hospital and placed in a corner room that was extremely hot (at least 80 degrees), with paint chipping off the walls and a strong odor that suggested poor hygiene throughout the facility. There were even spiders on the floor. The most concerning issue was his pain management. The nursing staff either did not have or had lost his prescribed pain medication. Because it was the weekend, they told us there was nothing they could do. They actually allowed my mother to go home, retrieve two-year-old pain medication, and give it to him while he was a resident in their care. Several people who had previously worked at the facility told us they would not send their worst enemy there. After seeing the conditions firsthand and realizing my father was not receiving appropriate care, we called an ambulance and had him transported back to the hospital so he could be placed somewhere else.
