Edgecombe Health Center

This long-term care and rehabilitation facility makes a very positive impression. While the building itself is older, it is exceptionally well maintained—clean and fresh-smelling throughout. The staff stood out as both friendly and respectful, showing genuine care toward patients and long-term residents. Another strength of this facility is its team. Several staff members have been with the community for many years, which speaks to their dedication and provides consistency of care for residents. This community is also part of the Harborview system, which, in my experience, consistently hires amazing employees. That commitment is evident here in the professionalism and warmth of the staff. Overall, this is a warm and welcoming environment where patients and residents are treated with dig

This place is terrible. My aunt stayed there for a few weeks. She was sent there because she can't walk on her own due to blood clots in her to legs. During the night no one would come check on her even when she called the nurses. They didn't come in and change her during the night she had to lay in a wet bed all night long. The morning nurse said she was going to report it but who knows. When you know you have a patient that can't get out of bed the least you can do is check on them and see if they need anything especially when the have called for the nurses. The only time they come in the room on a regular basis is when a relative is in the room so they know someone is watching them. Some of these nurses should not be looking out for people.

The aides and nurses were always attentive and prompt with care. Latara was fabulous with PT but Barbara and Alfreda phoned it in. Didn't seem too concerned about the patients improvement. Barbara is brusque, rude, condescending and is only interested in making her numbers look good not the progression of the patient.

On Thursday, June 5th, 2025, I took part in a family meeting via telephone concerning my uncle's release from Edgecombe Health Center, where he's received care for the last two years. While my aunt was physically present, we were both met with hostility and outright disrespect. During this meeting, we were introduced to Christopher Motta (FNP) who made it abundantly clear that we were not welcome to voice any of our concerns. He shouted at us, told us we were wasting his time, and did not make any effort to conceal his irritation for the sake of professionalism. He referred to himself with the title doctor and allowed others to do so as well, despite having a nurse practitioner title. This felt both intentionally misleading and entirely inappropriate. The administrative staff added to the

My uncle is a resident there and they are doing a good job with him. A few times I've asked for some things and the nurse named Bridgette has always helped me. She always helps out and does it with a beautiful smile.