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Fayetteville, GA
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Fayetteville. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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From the moment I entered the residence I felt at home I needed help with checking in because I had received eye injections earlier in the week. The nice young lady walked behind her desk to assist me with checking in. This same young lady pointed me in the right direction to visit with my love one. As I entered the next building the entire staff was very helpful. I know that my aunt is in the hands of good caring people. Thanks for the great work and support you all are providing. God bless!
I was a pt here many years ago when it was Lafayette. It was horrible, I signed out AMA after 5 days. Today my best friend is a pt here. He has received excellant care. Due to my previous experience, I watch over him intently. The staff are good with him even when he gets a bit cantankerous. He is bedridden and his skin is in good condition. Every question we've had has been addressed by the staff. The halls are clean, odor free and quiet.
They are under construction. There is dust and black mold everywhere with alarms going off constantly. This place should not be allowed to have patients with the facility is such condition. My mother has COPD and E mphysema . I am getting her out of there immediately. Do not send your family members there. Here is an update on my Mother’s condition. She is in another hospital after nearly dying because the Fayetteville staff refused to provide oxygen even though the doctors ordered it.
Fayetteville Center for Nursing & Healing provides a great experience with a professional, personable, and caring staff. The facility is clean, welcoming, and has a warm, home-like atmosphere that makes residents and visitors feel comfortable. The team is attentive and dedicated to providing quality care, creating a positive environment for everyone. Highly recommended!
This facility was very impressive. Customer service and professional ethics amazed me. The facility was clean and cozy. Staff was very friendly and residents were very kind during my visit. Thanks for making me feel welcome.
A friend/Neighbor is here to rehabilitate after a hip fracture. The physical condition of this Facility is DEPLORABLE! The filth and stench is obvious and overwhelming! I am an RN and have NEVER seen such a Run down dirty building!....There is absolutely NO way this Facility would or should pass any sort of 'State Inspection' just now her bathroom sink fell off the wall after she reported it leaking with an overwhelming stench a week ago! Very disappointing that this place is being recommended by Case Management at Piedmont. My mother would NOT spend one night there!
My Aunt needed a short-term rehabilitation facility and this one was conveniently located near my home. I met with the concierge Ms Shanna who was very nice and professional she showed me everything and answered all my questions without hesitation. I felt at ease and relief that my Aunt will be taken care of. I always say if you’re putting your loved one in a facility, please do your due diligence and go visit for yourself. I hope my Aunt has a wonderful experience here, looking forward to my Aunts recovery and progress. Stay tuned…
My father was admitted to Fayetteville Center for Nursing and Healing for rehab, and unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. I value dignity, respect, and patient-centered care, and I did not see those consistently reflected here. There were ongoing delays in basic assistance. On more than one occasion, my father had to wait an extended period for help after soiling himself, even after repeatedly calling. Situations like that are unacceptable and take away a person’s dignity. I also had concerns about the professionalism of staff, particularly the manager (Keira) on the 500 hall. There was a lack of warmth and compassion, and simple gestures, such as greeting patients or family members upon entering the room, were often overlooked. The cleanliness and overall condition of the room were also concerning. The bedding beneath the sheets was worn and torn, the shower was not functioning, and the towels were noticeably worn, creating an environment that felt both unclean and uncomfortable. In addition, I could hear other patients calling for help with delayed responses, which made it seem like this was not just an isolated issue. Overall, this experience lacked the level of care, empathy, and respect that patients deserve. I am very disappointed in the services my father received and would not feel comfortable recommending this facility to others.