Harris Hill Center

I was very happy with the care my father received while in rehabilitation here. The staff were attentive and caring. I visited once or twice per day, so I was able to witness a lot of interactions. He was always dressed and clean; even his hair was combed. My dad enjoyed the food. I was frequently there at dinner time and all of his meals looked good. I was also able to bring my dog in to visit him. My father had two medical emergencies while there and the staff promptly called emergency services and notified me. He had two minor falls and I was also promptly called both times. We had one issue with one staff member and that was quickly and professionally handled by the staff. Everyone took my concerns very seriously. The only downside is the building is a little outdated. The c

I was visiting a resident, and I asked her how the staff treats the residents. She said that they are loving and she can tell they try very hard to be patient and loving.

This place should be closed down! Go to Presidential Oaks or Encompass - only those who you wish to punish should go to Harris Hill! It is unsafe, negligent, unprofessional, and that is putting it kindly. While most of the administrative workers were friendly they were either underqualified, overwhelmed, or just pretending to care because their practices were appalling! Amy, Josh, and Christine should either undergo lots of training, or find a different profession. I know it must be extremely difficult to work in their profession, but it's a big deal - the physical and mental well-being of others, and lives are literally at stake. This facility is in dire need of new administration/leadership! My father was there for rehabilitation for a little less than a month. Nobody manned the entranc

I was so relieved that the staff was fantastic that I was comfortable leaving my husband in their care. Even though my husband had stayed there for nine days till his passing, I will never forget Harris Hill Center. Five stars to the nursing staff!

My mother was in this facility for just about a month before she recently passed away. In that time, there was a couple times that they didn’t turn her oxygen on, we had a conversation with the administrator, social worker and hospice nurse about my mother needing extra care to which we were guaranteed that she would always have 2 nurses helping her but then 2 days later only had 1 nurse helping her and then she fell. She passed away sometime in the early morning of the new year. The facility called her husband around 6 am, by 8 am when I arrived, there were still multiple nurses that had no idea. The housekeeper even blew right past us as we were trying to stop her as my mother’s body was still in the room. To this point, almost 5 days later, no one from the facility has reached out to an