Lillian Carter Health & Rehabilitation

"This place is a disgrace, if I could give 0 stars I would. The state should shut them down. It is full of staff that looks like they are just out of high school with no training. They keep the patients drugged up on the wrong medication and fail to provide them with the correct prescribed medication that has been ordered by their physician. This is a death trap for profit!"

"My mother was there and had dementia she was treated ok but after she passed away in the hospital I went to pick up her belongings. I was not allowed to go to her room the staff packed up her items in 2 boxes and brought out her TV no power cord and no remote. Their answer was they didn't know what she had done with them , really the tv was hanging on the wall how did she remove the cord?. Also was missing some of her pictures . I don't know that I could honestly recommend them for a anyone. Also found out after the fact my mother only got a bath 2 times a month, aweful to treat an 84 yr old this way. Wish I could have moved her closer to family"

"This facility has been nothing short of wonderful. My loved one had attention, love, and care! The administration knew her name, the activities director went above and beyond CONSTANTLY, the nurses were kind and understanding, and the receptionist recognized my voice when I called. I couldn’t ask for more."

"I have such a great experience every time I walk into Lillian Carter Health & Rehab. Everyone you meet always greets you with a smile, residents and nurses alike. The staff is very friendly and attentive and the facility is always clean. The food is wonderful and I love how involved the staff and residents are with the daily activities. I definitely enjoy my visits!"

"We placed my father here in June 2015 from a place in TX because the rest of my family had moved to Georgia and we thought it best to have him near the family Within 4 months, he was drugged into a compliant stupor and confined to a wheelchair or his bed from medications NOT because he is unable to walk. Last night, he was admitted to the hospital with a necrotic bed sore. He is looking at months of wound care and physical therapy. If you love your family member and care about their well-being DO NOT place them here."