Perry
February 2022
** When reading other reviews, both private, website-based, state, county, or Medicare provided, pay close attention to the DATES of the reviews. Any prior to Mid 2020 or so, reflected the reputation and excellent standards maintained by the PREVIOUS owners. The most relevant reviews, as you'll likely find, are those post-2020 and are reflective of the new owners and management and reflect current, accurate, and predominantly EXTREMELY negative experiences and reflections as does mine. I'll begin by sharing that approximately 1 1/2 to 2 years ago, the previous owners, whom my wife and I know outside of this realm, sold this facility after owning, successfully managing, and staffing it for many years. By pure coincidence, one of the two owners also happened to be one of mom's personal doctors and the center's outstanding reputation they worked long and hard at establishing was accurate and well-deserved; the facility and care was exceptional. Fast forward to late January, 2022. Not knowing that Apria Healthcare had purchased the facility, we moved my mom there for about a week of recovery. Without providing daunting details, as a family member advocate who visited daily, what began as a successful progress for her especially with the fine PT team, when transferred to a different floor/unit, I soon witnessed dangerous lapses in care. As I came to understand after many conversations, most of the clinicians remain silent yes they are afraid of losing their jobs and/or "miss the way the old owners managed the facility and care." NEVER AGAIN will I place ANYONE nor recommend this facility to any degree for consideration.
