Bell Minor Home

Both of my parents live at Bell Minor. These nurses are so caring and patient. Even the front office people treat my parents like family. The vast majority of people at Bell Minor do whatever they can to make their patients happy. I get calls from the nursing staff for anything that happens with my parents, even a little rash. They are very attentive to patients. They even FaceTime me so my parents can see me if they need to. The facility is always clean. My mother has dementia and is deaf. She's extremely difficult to deal with. The nurses are wonderful to her. I don't know how they are so sweet. They are understaffed but they work extremely hard for these patients. I'm so thankful for these angels. I thank God for their kindness and their hearts.

I have to say I was nervous when my mom went to go to the rehab in Bell Manor. But After being there for a few weeks I saw a lot of progress. They were very detailed and caring in the home. They called and gave me updates. to the day I took mom home. Now, mom is home and better then before she went in. I would recommend this place for sure. Thanks to everyone at Bell manor.

Dad was there for 100 days for physical therapy. The staff and therapist at Bell Minor was exceptional. They valued us and him and treated all of his needs. During the time there we meet and made long time friends that we will always cherish. Our family would like to thank all of the staff there for everything and going over and beyond to make his stay a great experience. The Garrett family

My grandmother is currently here although we are trying to get her moved. Most of the nurses refuse to do their jobs unless the administration forces them too seemingly and they do not treat patients well by any means. I've talked to the Ombudsman for the area and she has said she has a large pile of complaints about the place and is doing her best to straighten it out. They have the highest turnover rate with employees I have ever seen, my grandmother has been there about a year and we've had to talk to 6 different social workers because they keep quitting.

My uncle was transferred here right from a hospital due to being hit by a truck, resulting in multiple broken bones requiring physical therapy. He sat in pain for over ten minutes, only needing minor adjustments to relieve the pain, and even though he was hitting his call button, he was being ignored by staff. When asked why he wasn't set up after transfer, the nurse Diana Roberts, LPNs response was "I'm in the middle of med pack, (what does that mean) and he was transferred over during meal time so he'll just have to wait til I get there". Which of course revoked a decent rude response back. I went and got his belongings, while my mom got him set up properly the way he should have been when he 1st arrived. Took less than 10 minutes. I guess the staffing didn't like that because they came