Solaris HealthCare Bayonet Point

"My mom had to stay at Solaris, our experience was Fantastic, ALL. The staff was kind and helpful. They make it very much a family friendly experience. The care they gave to my loved one was wonderful. They also do multiple activities for everyone to keep them active and busy. For it being a place where things will be very hard on your family members and you. They WILL put in that extra care, patience and love."

"This is long overdue but grief will have you postpone things like this. My father has been admitted to numerous rehabs and this was his best and last. He was admitted at 92 in very poor condition and to our surprise they were able to get him to sit at a table to eat, sit in a chair for the day to socialize, get him to walk a few steps here and there, and generally was better in all ways under their care. That exceeded our expectations. Ultimately it was his time to go though and one of his kids was able to be with him almost daily in this good environment. Huge thanks to Angel, the tireless, smart, kind and hardworking director. I've seem other directors at rehabs that he was at and it matters that you have someone like her at the top. Even though she was crazy busy, she always made time for me. Then there was sweet Wednesday, one of Dad's favorites. I really can't remember everyone as it was 6 months ago. And a stand out moment was when the night shift guy, I think Jim(?), was able to give me 2 hours estimate to Dad's passing. This is such a precious gift. I was able to call my brother and both of us could hold his hand and be there for him. There are so many people to thank there and I can't remember all their names but they all matter and were very kind and competent. I highly recommend Solaris Healthcare and we were fortunate he was in such a lovely room for his final months."

"We placed my father here when he fell in assisted living and broke his hip. He was here in rehab for a little over a month. The PT/OT staff was amazing. I live out of state and the difference between seeing him day 1 and then at the end of his stay was remarkable. His Dr. kept me in the loop from afar and addressed all my concerns. The nursing staff was compassionate and empathetic."

"Unit manager openly displaced her frustrations with her job toward me and this was my first working there through agency. I was there to help and I got attitude from higher up. The CNAs were very helpful, however I feel if you are going to be management or even just a floor nurse you should learn to control your emotions and not take them out on the people you manage for that job, especially when it’s their first time there and they picked up through agency to help the understaffed unit have enough staff."