Presbyterian Home and Retirement Community

My mom and sister are in the Presbyterian Home and the staff are very nice and friendly. And the environment is pleasant. So come and check the Presbyterian Home out and tell them that Sandra Bryant said give them a chance and you will love their staff because they will try to meet your demands.

My mom transferred from the hospital to Presbyterian Home in a wheelchair. After a couple of weeks of rehab and receiving tender loving care from the staff at Presbyterian Home, she became encouraged and began walking with a walker. She was then able to transition to an assisted living setting closer to home. We cannot say enough good about every staff member that helped us at Presbyterian Home. They truly care about their residents and treat you like family. We will be forever grateful!!! Emily Anderson & Family

My mother was there for rehab. The staff was wonderful - attentive, professional, and caring. Great communication as well. She also enjoyed the meals! I have heard good things from community members, and I was equally impressed. Stephanie Thomas was very helpful with everything throughout and made transitioning home easy.

We visited and toured the facility several times and was placed on the waiting list for a private room. After approximately 10-11 months of visiting and following up, I was told that two private rooms would very soon be available. The admissions lady was leaving for maternity leave, but assured me that we were first on the list and that we would be notified soon. We were givin the paperwork and had it filled out completely. After about two months of hearing nothing, we called to follow up, but were told the two rooms were no longer available, and they had no idea when a private room or double occupancy room would be available. They didnt even take the time to call. They gave our room to someone else and didnt have the courtesy to make a phone call. We have now wasted a year of our lives waiting on Presbyterian Home. We trusted what we were told so we did not look for an alternative. Now we have to start over. One would think that Presbyterian Home Quitman would be more sympathetic an

We visited and toured the facility several times and was placed on the waiting list for a private room. After approximately 10-11 months of visiting and following up, I was told that two private rooms would very soon be available. The admissions lady was leaving for maternity leave, but assured me that we were first on the list and that we would be notified soon. We were givin the paperwork and had it filled out completely. After about two months of hearing nothing, we called to follow up, but were told the two rooms were no longer available, and they had no idea when a private room or double occupancy room would be available. They didnt even take the time to call. They gave our room to someone else and didnt have the courtesy to make a phone call. We have now wasted a year of our lives waiting on Presbyterian Home. We trusted what we were told so we did not look for an alternative. Now we have to start over. One would think that Presbyterian Home Quitman would be more sympathetic and understanding considering their customers are going through the toughest time of their lives.