Lily Springs Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Update 8-1-25 Lily Springs will always hold a special place in my heart for the care they gave my dad. The job they do is so hard mentally and physically and most people could not do it. I know, without a doubt, that I could not. My father passed away a few weeks ago and I was able to sit with him for awhile and finally feel peace because I knew he was no longer in pain. The staff took care of everything, the only thing I had to do was to collect his personal belongings and walk away. Moving my dad from another nursing home I was not happy with, to this place was the best decision I ever made. Thank you to the staff at Lily Springs, great job. I truly appreciate you all. Blessings. My dad has been here for 1 week and I am so happy!! The staff here is wonderful, the place is clean, th

The staff at Lily Springs are diligent in taking care of the physical and mental needs of their patients. My father in law was there for several weeks before passing away. They were very good at keeping us informed on what was going on. The facility is clean and odor free. The facility manager (Francis) was very helpful in assisting us take care of all paperwork involved. My wife and I highly recommend Lily Springs rehabilitation for care of loved one.

Unfortunately, I have very few positive statements to make about Lily Springs. From the beginning of the experience, Stacey is amazing! She was responsive and encouraging. My Dad was in the secure memory unit for about a month. Unfortunately, it was a regretful experience. I had high hopes for Lily Springs and their NEW secure memory unit. It sadly did not meet the expectations. The secure unit is loud and unruly. I witnessed patients striking caregivers and throwing plates/cups/foods that belonged to other residents. It was an absolute mad house most days I visited. I was told by the staff that nothing could be done with the "unruly" patients. It created anxiety in me when I would visit. I can only imagine how it made my 87 yr old Dementia stricken Dad! Medications were force

My ex husband has been in there a long time. And he has had nothing but problems out of that place. Today is Dec 15 2024 it's 10:19 and they have closed his door , he his burning up in his room and they haven't given him a bath in 2 weeks and I have been calling then for the past hour and no one will answer the phone out there. That is neglect of an elderly person in my book. When you run a place like that to take care of elderly people that's what they should be doing. Not closing them in their room with no way to get contact with someone. And not to give someone a bath for 2 weeks is really neglecting someone that's what they get paid to do is take care of them. Not get their money and close the door. That's not a motel. That's a place where people go to be taking care of. Sorry but th

UPDATE below initial review. A few weeks back, I was confronted with the difficult decision of transitioning my mother into an assisted living facility. I am immensely grateful to Stacey Oliveras at Lily Springs for being a beacon of support during this challenging time, helping me stay composed and confident. She acquainted me with the other staff members, who were exceptionally warm and inviting, much like a family. Seeing the seniors' fondness for Stacey during my visits to her office was touching; the reciprocal affection was clear. Collaborating with Stacey has been an absolute privilege. UPDATE: Someone removed Stacey from her position and things were NOT the same! My mom is no longer at Lily Springs!