St. Teresa Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

It has been a couple of months since my last review and I want to add to our experiences at St. Teresa. We continue to be grateful for the consistent excellent care my mother receives there. For grandparents day we had a wonderful time enjoying the delicious breakfast that was prepared by the cooking staff. You could tell that they worked hard to give a great variety of dishes. It was better than at the restaurants. The entertainment was as so good that we couldn’t help but get up to dance. We took pictures by the festive display that the staff and the residents created. This is one of many activities that everyone there so warmly offers the residents of St. Teresa to make their stay a happy one. We are beyond grateful with everyone from the cleaning staff, to the receptionist at the front

This long term facility is horrible. My family member was always dirty, un groomed and was never turned. I seriously think they contributed to his passing. Please take your loved one elsewhere!!

They leave my father's food on the tray and walk away without seeing if he needs help eating. After they change him they forget to put his CALL BUTTON within reach. He called me asking for help since he couldn't reach but since it's early (i guess), nobody is answering the phones. When they finally did it was someone who didn't speak any English. The nurses are told he has bed sores but some of them are rough when they move him anyway. Some of the nurses ignore him when he tries to ask them for help.

“I can’t say enough good things about this nursing home. The staff are compassionate, patient, and truly treat residents like family. The facility is always clean, welcoming, and safe. They provide excellent medical care while also creating a warm environment filled with activities, smiles, and kindness. Knowing my loved one is in such good hands gives me so much peace of mind. I am so grateful for the care and dedication shown here every single day.” Shout out to Jessica and staff ❤️

My mom was here for the last month of her life because unfortunately I couldn't take care of her by myself at home. She had the most horrible experience during the last month and I was just about to take her out and just bring her home on hospice but she passed away on me before I could do that. I would try to go every day and in the beginning nobody wanted to take her to the restroom, they would lecture her and make her feel really bad that she didn't even want to call for help anymore, she would just sit there and wait until I got there and I would go and demand them to put her in the restroom so that she could finally go. I complained many times to the director to the director of nursing to the nurse that my mom was not being treated well they would scream at her. Like I mentioned befor