PruittHealth - Fairburn

Thank you, to all workers there. Thank you so much and you guys all deserve more money!!!!!!!! The only way there is an off comment on here is, if there is a Karen who thinks Medicare is going to care enough to put your loved one in a mansion. Very clean very attentive. I love them all Nans at home with us chilling cause of these women.

I highly recommend anyone to go to Pruitt Health Care in Fairburn Ga on Butner Road. It is a fantastic facility. My mom, Elizabeth Bowles was there from 2014 until 2018. They took great care of her. They have a great staff team. Keisha, Crystal, Rachel and many more. If Something would happen to me this is the place I would go. A great place to go. Jackie Thomas

The nurses and CNAs at the faculty are exceptional as are the kitchen, rehab, and housekeeping. The leadership is beyond poor. They are not staffed for success. My mother went 16 hours without being changed in her soiled underwear. When I shared this with nursing leadership…..one smirked the entire time. They promise to check on the patients every 2 hours….does not happen ….not enough staffing. Food is excellent. Housekeeping is excellent….but at the end of the day, your loved one does not get proper care. I did all the sail work for my mom from 10am to 6pm daily…..no help…Leadership does not followup on outages. I’ve filed formal complaints and will with the government also. They turn off call lights when patients need help and the issues are not resolved……and many times they ar

I am leaving this review as a concerned family member. My aunt is currently a resident at PruittHealth, and unfortunately our experience has been disappointing. There seems to be constant staff turnover, which makes it difficult to ensure consistent care and communication. Just as residents get familiar with caregivers, they are gone. In addition, the facility frequently appears to run out of basic supplies, which is concerning for a healthcare environment. These issues create unnecessary stress for residents and their families and raise questions about overall management and preparedness. I truly hope leadership takes these concerns seriously and works toward improving staff retention, communication, and resource availability so residents can receive the level of care they deserve.

My mother was a resident of the rehabilitation wing after a mild case of Covid that made her weak. The nursing staff made sure she was safe. Mom didn’t remember she was weak and couldn’t walk without falling. The nurses seated her at the nurses station so they could keep their eye on her. Mom is very quiet so would not disturb them. Mom LOVED the food. Her family could buy a plate at a very low cost. I would recommend Pruitt Health in Franklin, Georgia for their family member.