Overall I'd give it a 3. There were staff that did one on one that were fantastic at their job! We were very pleased with their care AFTER my grandpa was put with a one on one, due to a fall being there two days after hip surgery at 94 years old. My mom had kept telling them he wants to get up he thinks he can get up and walk also having vascular dementia. He was stubborn and kept wanting to get out of bed nothing was done for that and he ended up falling, how long was he there on the floor we the family aren't sure. I was in the area that night and when I got the call to go check on him he was sitting in a wheel chair no blankets, no socks, right in front of the nurses station. I was really upset and asked them why was he sitting here cold and no socks or blanket. I asked if he could have socks on and the nurse said "sure" so why didn't they put them on him? I put some and checked him out made sure he wasn't seriously hurt. He was sore on arms and back but he said he was ok. After that incident he had a one on one CNA 24/7 due to being a *fall risk* . That is when my mom who was there daily as she had been and learned all the CNA's who would be taking care of grandpa for his stay there. We were lucky to get some very special people who really showed they cared for their patients! Ones who took the time, who listened to grandpa and who would converse with him. He was one strong old man and he was a character, we are saddened he passed there with my mom and I by his side. The dementia only got worse and aggressive and he lasted two and a half months. We are so please with the CNA's that we got close to Kay, Bianca, Niezel, April, Mylee, Manpreet, Robeil, Kobe, & G. Most importantly one who always made us feel comfortable leaving at the end of the day was Jennifer (PM shift). She would make sure he was cleaned and comfortable. She was amazing and made this experience at this facility comfortable, that grandpas was in good hands. We truly appreciate you and all you do for your patients. For your patience, for your care, for your love, for the concern and for the Laughs! Thank you all so much!! Mario G's Daughter & GrandDaughter There are many Nurses, CNA's that are over worked in facilites such as this one. You can see the tiredness on their faces, the patients who get overlooked, it is sad to see them get neglected and not saying purposely but it happens they get overlooked to be changed or helped with feeding (which was observed while there). We need more people in that career who have a heart not just do it as a job because the attitude and the looks and their mannerism shows they feel other wise and for a family who has a loved one in there for whatever reason, who have to deal with a person who doesn't want to be there isn't a good thing. Observed the LVN's being rude and snappy with family. We really cared for Dona, and Fatima. Thanks to them! My son also made some friends who we plan to go back and visit soon! Alan, Charles! read more

Horizon Post Acute - Love my gramps! - Physical Therapy Near Me - Fresno, California

HORRIBLE place to send someone that needs extra care! They took horrible care of my grandpa and when we finally moved him out he was severely malnourished to the point where he couldn't even open his eyes. They refused to feed him because he was unable to feed himself and would mark it as refusal to eat when really he couldn't feed himself or give himself water. We finally moved him to a new home, and the nurses and hospice could not believe how badly he was neglected at horizon. The only good thing about horizon is RICO! He was awesome !!!! read more

The care was outstanding, my wife was there for 4 1/2 weeks for recovery and rehabilitation, all the staff that was a part of her recovery and rehabilitation were outstanding. The CNA's, nursing staff, PT and OT took great care of her needs and wants with no hesitation, they went out of their way to make sure she had what she needed when she needed it. So a huge thank you to this facility and staff!! read more

They need a lot of retraining. The administration is rude. My mother in law lost 30 pounds while there and when asked they said, "she had it to loose." They don't care about really helping people. It is all about the money coming in and not the care they provide. read more

Took fabulous care of my elderly mom after a broken pelvis. She came home walking. Thank you.

Best part about the facility is the residents. When staff is needed to complete an a task, they typically get it done in timely fashion, and there is a nurse's station at almost every corner if help is needed. There is always something to do and activities are planned well. Overall, enjoyed the hospitality. read more

BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR LOVED ONES. My mother was admitted for rehab purposes only! It was suppose to be 12 day....21 days later she almost died. The lack of care and compassion from the nursing staff. The inadequacy of the nursing staff is beyond understanding. The passing of medications 2 to 3 hours late, not at all, wrong medications given, wrong dose given, medications that were discontinued by her doctor were still offered daily. A nurse actually took a pic of the medication drawers to ask my mom where the missing med was. The lack of education. over use of registry nurses. No continuity of care. She only had the same nurse twice in 21 days. The CNA's are hiding in corners on their phones while your family sits in their own fecal matter. Her bed and room I never saw cleaned once and I was there 3 hours in the morning and a few hours at night each day. A Tums sat on the floor in plain sight for 4 days! If you ask a CNA to come back for hygiene they charted it as refused and you would have to wait until your day again. you only get 2 showers a week. My mom went for 8 days without a shower. She only got her hair washed 1 time in 21 days. Her personal items were just tossed in the closet and when put on isolation, put in bags and left on the floor. She developed bed sores, pneumonia, and pitting edema while in their care. PT/OT maybe once a day or not at all towards the end. The food was unrecognizable not even the staff knew what was being served. Some of the staff that stood out as the worst were CNA Jennifer, she tossed the food tray and water on her bedside table and left, never to return again, LVN Hana messed up her medications, forgot her medications and acted like it was ok. She had an IV order and on her last day was hung and didn't run for 4 hours and it took another hour for the RN to show up and check it. She was abandoned on the toilet multiple times. left in a chair for hours with pitting edema. She was put on isolation and treated like an Aids patient in 1980. Staff did NOT follow C.Diff precautions at all. She was given a strong antibiotic for C.Diff that was an inconclusive results. Promises given to only be empty the next day. Spoke with D.O.N, the floor manager, and manager of PT and again empty promises. The beds are from the 1970's easily and it is lacking in environment, no appeal to the place. When my mother requested to be transported to the ER (within an hour was intubated) they placed all her belonging in one big bag on the floor. I have made several reports to different state agencies and I pray your family has a better experience. read more

I used to work here. I only came back to get my continued education credits. I contacted them a month ago. They said they never gotten my voice message or my lay over messaged from the front desk. The HR lady Angie was very rude and said she never gotten any messages. I asked the front desk lady and she said she emailed everything to her. So therefore, the lazy HR denied getting any message or voice mail. I asked her since she's so busy. I could go through the binder of the CEU and print it out myself. She said no. I asked her to give me exact time that she would be done with my paperwork. So I could be at ease. she said she's so busy and can't give me the exact time. She said she can't dropped everything and get it for me. For her information I gave them a whole month to have my paperwork done. This place is horrible!!!! read more

This place is absolutely disgusting. Worst service. Nurses are plain out rude and don't care for their patients. Never update anything. Take forever to get anything done. read more

I came in on 10/5/23 because I fell and broke my left knee cap and fractured 2 bones in my right ankle This place was supposed to help me get better, and the only thing I felt was depression and fear , there's never enough staff to help at any point, the night is way worse because there's a lot of people who call for no reason they shouldn't have a job after 2 call offs!!! I also developed a UTI, which the resident doctor, Dr Sam O'Kay refused to visit and check me out further. I had a bad cough, and he made an order for me to have cough syrup to get better, it didn't work , if you care about your loved one please keep them home, or take them to San Joaquin rehabilitation center, they will get way better treatment at any point in their stay, so investigate before you bring them to Horizon rehabilitation hospital and they don't deserve any stars because of their attitudes read more

Honestly, I wasn't too impressed when I first arrived, however being here for a day, everyone is so incredibly kind, and has gone out of their way to help me, even taking time out of their lunch break to drop off paperwork for me that had a deadline that was due today. Who does that? Using their own time to run an errand on my behalf. That is really going above and beyond. I won't be here long, however I would not have any problems returning in the future if needed (hopefully not), but I may check to see if I can come back to purchase a meal The food is actually pretty good. read more

Where to start! I was admitted to Horizon rehabilitation centers..I went in after I had a major spinal surgery do to an infection that got into my lower L-10. After the surgery I was told I will need to learn to walk again, well I thought that it was going to be impossible for me to accomplish, I have to give a heart felt thank you to the physical therapy team at Horizon rehabilitation centers.. ARVIN JOEY DIANE VONG JING JOY KARLA ABEL MYRTZ JOSH ASHLEY BAILY and last but not the least..MASON! These are a great bunch of people that I have had the honor and the privilege to come to know, I wish each one of them the best in their careers. To the cna's thank you all for your great professionalism, attitude, and personality..there are so many to name but they all know who they are. To all the staff at Horizon rehabilitation centers, I truly thank you for being a huge part in my rehabilitation, with out this place I would truly been lost and would have given up but because i was encouraged to get up and move I did and now I'm walking out of here under my own strength . Thank you and keep up the great work! read more

Horizon Post Acute - Me getting some rest after a rough day of physical therapy..thank you Mason! - Physical Therapy Near Me - Fresno, California

I had the opportunity to complete an 8 week internship at Horizon Health. From my experience I saw great patient care & assertive staff. The Rehab team is hard working & will do their best to get your loved ones as independent as possible. read more

Physical Therapy (and OT) was AWESOME!!! The entire staff worked with my 86 yr young Mom various times throughout the day to get her up-and-moving. I was impressed! They did not relent. PT Staff came in the morning, noon and late afternoon to exercise with or walk her around --it worked. She was safely discharged , with Home Health Care, for about a month --doing great. Nursing Staff - All are caring and compassionate, but some are "burnt out." Keep notes on the CNA's and LVN's that have their name badges hidden or turned backward to conceal their identity (bad practice/illegal?). They work best when the Director of Nursing is on duty or in the immediate area. When the cats away the mouse will play. (I did observe they had numerous, "BRIGHT YELLOW signs that STATE: NO PASS ZONE, All STAFF ANSWERING, All CALLS, All THE TIME," however, those signs were ignored and staff routinely passed blinking red call lights -no team effort regarding responding to call light for residents not assigned to them. That's their response: 'not my patient.' So sad! Due to circumstances, If you have a family member that ENDS UP there --VISIT OFTEN!!! In fact, visiting saves lives (www.canhr.org: California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform - www.canhr.org ) and there is a push to have family visits 24hrs to check on loved ones. I encourage you to check-in with the senior ombudsman and facility supervisors -they do care but cannot be everywhere when questionable things happen. So, get to know the supervisors and voice your concerns with the ombudsman. Social Worker - They have two social workers for 92 residents and their family members. They're good, but cannot manage the load they have. They are on overload (Rico is very helpful, the other lady walks around reminding people not to put words in her mouth?) --a tough and thankless job. Finally, if you find yourself or family member wanting to leave against medical advice, keep in mind, that if you do, you MAY BE on the hook for the entire cost, it will delay future medical needs and you will not be permitted back into that facility (if having a bad day and change your mind, so think that through). Overall, it was a fair-to-good facility. Again, PT is AWESOME and the Activities Staff are FUN (love the ice cream) !!!! Good Luck! read more

Our 94 yr old dad recently spent two weeks in Horizon after being released from the hospital as the result of a fall. We were rather anxious about his assignment to this facility due to some low reviews on the internet. However, this was not our experience! We found the staff to be kind, efficient, responsive, attentive, and timely in meeting our dad's needs. Staff was upbeat, positive, and encouraging. When one considers the huge demands placed on care-giving staff throughout the pandemic, this is nothing short of miraculous. While the physical facilities may be a bit worn from use, the care given to our dad by the staff was not. We are grateful for the care provided by Horizon. read more

After spending 4 months in hospitals going t horizon was the best thing that could have happened to me. Great people and the two Asian ladies that put me thru PT were absolutely amazing, they made want to get better. Thanks for everything you did for me. Dell kerns read more

Nice place to visit but the reception was a bit cold and seriously lacking any interested in getting me any information and took her sweet time getting me to the right people who were rude so I could get the information I needed to maybe get my mother transferred there from her current facility. Took Mom and her service animal to check it out and took a small tour of the facility and was basically run out of the dining area when my moms service animal came in with us and given the Infection control issue bulls###. Plus didn't seem to give a damn about what was wrong with my mother and her current conditions. Didn't even get the information on which insurances they took just drabble about the service animal Service Animals under section 3 of the CDC guidelines suggest service animals can be where their handlers are regardless of who is allergic or afraid of dogs as long as reasonable accommodations are made to handle that situation without excluding person and service animal. Federal ADA Guidelines say the same thing. But what do I know according to 2 separate facilities I'm just not smart enough to do my research. read more

Took 4.5 days for staff to get essential meds approved even though a fax was sent from doctor 11 days after being admitted before someone opened the blinds so my mother could see there were trees outside her room 10 days that my mother had to listen to another patient's shrill scream both day and night without anything done to calm the patient or solve the problem A male can told my mother he was there to annoy her instead of simply saying hello and telling her why he was there The nurses are too busy to call back after they say they will The Director of Nursing, the Director of Activities do not return calls left on their voicemail plus more. Good luck if your loved one has to be put in this facility if you care about how your mother is seen or treated. read more

This place is a nightmare as an employee. They put unrealistic expectations on the nurses and CNAs and they refuse to hire more help. Narcotics would be missing or off count all the time. Max down south that works in the personnel department never returned my phone call regarding lost wages for ten hours worked for them. They never gave my referral bonus to me. The DON will put the same nurse with a bunch of students every week along with forty patients and they do not care that you are exhausted, it's only for their benefit. They have been sued for incorrect wages, and when I tried to use the employee refrigerator, they throw away my lunch or tamper with my food and leave it sitting out all day and don't even put it back. Everyone there looks so worn out. There is no structured system with PT employees, they will just come pick up the patient without communicating to the nurse where they are going. The nurse will go into the patient's room and the patient will not be there and the nurse has no idea where their patient is at. There is no structure about communication among the treatment team on the patient's care plan, all the nurses are always confused about any procedure/appointment that the patient has. The administrator has kept on telling all the employees that they will soon be getting a raise but it's been almost two years since that was first promised. The DON let's family members of subacute patients touch and tamper with medical equipment and interfere with the care given. The family members have even been seen entering employee only areas and closets and for the nurses that complains about that the DON bans the nurse from entering that patient room and makes them switch with another nurse that allows all that nonsense to happen. The whole place is very scrambled and extremely unorganized, and I am so glad I no longer am employed there. read more

I am so happy to be working at Horizon Health & Subacute Center. I have been here just a little over a year and everyone treats you like your family. I am grateful that I have had this opportunity. I feel like we give the care to our residents that the families appreciate. read more

If you love your family member please dont take them here. They were not able to tell us if our grandmother had PT (not that it mattered because she needed to be put into hospice) but if she had done PT then they wouldnt be able to transfer her to hospice, so not only couldnt they tell us if she had PT (at this point she cant even move and it was all about being able to bill her insurance rather than give her medicine to ease her not being able to breath properly) but once we called 911 to come get her and move her to the hospital where they could administer the proper meds and get the fluid off of her, they told her daughter she couldnt come back because she went against medical advice. 1: they prescribed anxiety medicine so she could calm down from not being able to breath properly around 5 PM. Called the until 10 trying to see if the doctor signed off on it. We said we would pick it up and drop it off, still no word back until the next morning. And when we asked how she was they kept saying shes fine.. 2: my mother sat with a hospice admitter outside of horizon for 2 hours trying to nail down getting her admitted to hospice and couldn't because Horizon didnt know if they gave her PT that day ( her daughter was told they would call her back in a couple minutes. That tuned into a half hour and they still couldnt figure it out.) This place is horrible. They dont care for the patients in the manner they need. If you love your family member, pick any other place than this one. I would give them zero stars if i could. read more

Fairly impressed with the facilities. Sure beats the other rehabilitation center I visited late last year and gave a HORRIBLE review on (in the heart of uppity Danville, CA...You know, the one I posted on 11/7/2013...The one on Diablo Road where I talked about the schmaltzy guy in shiny pants). This place was clean, didn't smell at all actually. They staff was very nice too. When we walked in, one of the gals asked where we were headed and we gave her the name and she came back with the room number and directions on how to get there. All without blinking an eye. Nice! Anyways, we were all very impressed with this place and we're all relieved and happy that our loved on is in good hands. We won't have to worry about dirty nastiness like at that OTHER place. No hesitations about this place at all. read more

I spent 6 weeks at this facility and the time flew by. The staff is great and very helpful. They treat you with respect and are very caring. My family and I were very grateful for the level of care I received. There were a few hiccups but they tried their best to resolve them. The facility itself was clean and very welcoming. The food was better than I expected too. Their PT department was also great. The therapists and aides were very helpful and motivating. They do their best to make your stay easy. They have several activities for patients that makes the time go by faster. In spite of the fact that you a short stay patient they don't make you feel that way. Most of all they make you feel like you are part of a great big family. It is sad to say but I will miss everyone here. I have made several new friends and hope to continue to enjoy these new relationships. If you are looking for a rehab center this is a great place. read more

We were reluctant to place my father in Horizon due to a previous negative rating, but our experience was different. My father was in the subacute wing and he received wonderful care during his stay. The nurses and staff were very attentive, concerned for his progress and seemed to genuinely care. I found the nurses friendly and treated my father with respect and dignity. read more

My mother has been at Horizon on three separate occasions. The staff are very helpful, the food is decent and the PT department is very good. They have a hair salon - love Brenda, an ice-cream parlor and they allow pets to visit, plus there are pets that live onsite. I would have given it five stars but we had a few challenges, Nurse Bender (who is in charge of care) was mean as well as Pam one of the supervisors and sometimes it is hard to reach people - they take a long time to answer the phone. read more

CJW My mom died at Horizon today. She told me initially, "I will die here". She was at Horizon about 1 year. I was her only hope, she begged me twice to get her out of there; once calling me by phone, the second time after getting her phone connection reestablished. Two other occasions. Mom attempted to get out of her wheel chair and bed to leave with me as I was kissing her good bye. What I witnessed and found which made me agree to get her out of there: three (3) times infected with a bacterial infection, reported by staff; poor hygiene care a filthy patch on her bottom from bed sores raw & bloody (nails, hair, skin care, very poor care); dehydration; inattentiveness/monitoring of food and water intake. She was made to appear mentally incompetent due to poor monitoring of her water and food intake. I did not have power of attorney. I drove several times a week, over 300 miles per visit to be with her It was not enough. By the time I realized that mom was in trouble there and needed to be removed, the legal system interfered preventing success. I failed my mother when she needed me most. Rated % who fail there 0 star. For the majority short/long term patients rate 4 stars. For my mother fatal (one broken hip unattended for months until forced); Same day as mom's death, family friend shared who successfully removed their mom from Horizon, nearly fatal (they found their mom hip broken twice, unattended). She did not deserve to die like that in a place like that. I held her and was with her when she died, crying and guided by 911, because the "nurse" at the desk was too busy. Outside help came to assist my mother before staff. I was only her first born child who did not have "Power of Attorney". read more

My husband's 88 year old grandfather came her for physical therapy after breaking his hip. He was a fall risk. He called us at 3 AM because the "nurses" wouldn't come when he was calling for them (sheets were soiled). We had to call the hospital ourselves and tell them he needed them. We were told the morning shift would take care of it. The next day, he was receiving his breathing treatment, which should have been 10 minutes long. He was left to hold the equipment himself, for 30 MINUTES! The nurse came in and said "oh I forgot! Sorry!" Then the time came, finally, to check him out. The nurse didn't want to do the paperwork! She wanted him to stay another day, and complained to us that she had so many patients, and grandpa was not the only one! Never take a loved one here...please! read more

Horizon Post Acute - Physical Therapy Near Me - Fresno, California

The Halloween trick or treat event was phenomenal. Well organized, happy and excited residents, friendly staff, and plenty of candy for the kiddos. It is a must go event yearly if you have not been! read more

Deserves no stars. I would say continue looking for another facility if your thinking of putting a loved one here.

Had a good experience here. Does not smell bad unlike several other rehabilitation places in Fresno. The staff was friendly and helpful. The food was not great but it was ok. And Brenda in the beauty shop was outstanding. read more

"That HORRIBLE HORIZON" is how my 87 year old mother remembers her stay at this facility. On her first day there, following surgery for a ulcerated foot, staff called to notify me that they had "accidentally" removed her skin graft , saying they "didn't know it was a graft"! This prevented any healing until three weeks later when the surgeon was able to implant another skin graft, requiring an additional surgery. Horizon staff also neglected my mother by refusing to answer the call light when she had to use the restroom, leaving her in a wheelchair for several hours (without leg supports) resulting in excruciating pain, failing to place the post op shoe on her foot causing her to stand on the wound, abandoning her in a restroom alone for over forty minutes, until a staff member finally responded to her screams for help. On one occasion she telephoned me at 8:3O pm begging for help. I called the nurses station twice and no one answered, finally I called back to another nurses station. When the nurse at that station could not get anyone to answer the phone there, she paged staff for help. Also, the food is horrible and didn't appear "fresh". I found it necessary to deliver meals for my Mom to eat. Six weeks after admission, my mother's condition worsened to the point where the surgeon (who monitored her care weekly after Horizon staff removed the skin graft) classified her as "non ambulatory". I then moved her from Horizon back to her residence at Fairwinds, where she received EXCELLENT treatment from caregivers, a Home Health Nurse and Physical Therapist. Not only did they heal her wounds, she was walking again in three weeks! The next time that the surgeon examined her, she said she could tell that my Mom was no longer at Horizon, because her body was CLEAN : ( I firmly believe that had my Mother remained at Horizon, she never would have walked again and may have faced the amputation of her foot. I encourage anyone with a loved one there not to discuss any complaints with Admin. Staff. Rather, they should notify Health and Human Services Licensing immediately. Better yet, avoid the place entirely! There is a reason Horizon received a "2" STAR OVERALL RATING from U.S news and World Report - POOR CARE !!! read more

This place is hell. My dad was a stroke victim and came to this facility because he needed 24 hr care. He had a large piece of bone flap removed from his skull to allow his brain to swell out when he was in the hospital. Post craniotomy, he was unable to speak, move his body at will, or respond to directions. One evening I came to visit him at Horizon and the idiot staff left him sleeping on the side of his body with no skull flap even after we specifically instructed staff to not place him on that side. Imagine having to sleep directly on your brain with no protective covering, how painful and uncomfortable it must feel! My dad came to horizon with stage 1 bed sores on his tailbone. In 2 weeks, his bed sores advanced from Stage 1 to Stage 4!! How can that be when he actually spent 2 months immovable in the hospital and when he left was just barely beginning to develop bed sores???? IT ONLY TOOK 2 WEEKS UNDER THE CARE OF HORIZON FOR HIM TO DEVELOP A GIANT HOLE ON HIS TAILBONE. On a different occasion, I arrived to the facility early to check in on him and found him drenched in sweat. It looked as if he just took a shower and decided to hop back into bed without drying off. He was actually running an extremely high fever. It took an hour after notifying staff for them to make it to this room to get him cleaned up. My dad was in and out of this facility due to getting sepsis on multiple occasions. In the end, he could not fight the infection and was taken to a hospice care facility. My brother and I tried very hard to set up my dad's medical insurance with their business office; however, every time I had a question and tried to reach their finance person, lazy staff (last name Anderson) was never in her office or returned phone calls. The only time she was responsive was when she was trying to collect payment. This facility is all about profit. Please hire more caring and experienced staff to take care of your patients. My dad deserved to be taken care of as a person, not some invalid that you could profit from. This was a sad and horrifying end for my dad. read more

TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, UNACCEPTABLE!! I have filed a complaint with the Fresno County Health Department. My husband was placed here from Kaiser after a total hip replacement. The night he was transferred to this hell hole - I had a bladder accident in the bathroom of his room. I reported the incident to a staff member. Let me be clear...this was a mop and bucket episode. The staff member came back all gloved up and wiped the floor with paper towels (I could hear the automated towel dispenser. This happened on a Tuesday evening - on Friday morning MY FOOT PRINTS IN THE URINE WERE STILL ON THE FLOOR!!! Talk about lack of INFECTION CONTROL!!! My husband should have been home in 3 days but contracted a bladder infection, prostate infection AND a fungal infection (severe diaper rash) on his testicles so bad that they were bleeding and had a ruptured blister on his penis. I FOUND THE RASH! How can that happen? Who missed the prickly heat symptoms before they got that severe? He was in diapers because he was too weak to go to the bathroom on his own. These issues only happen when someone is left in soiled/wet diapers/bedding. Twice I caught the young lady who changed him getting ready to put him back on the bed without changing the WET PAD!!! Don't put a love one in this place unless you are going to be with him 24/7 which is not allowed - I know because I checked. The staff is nice but just not enough of them and they don't know what they are doing. read more

If you don't mind being easily overlooked without explanation or heart medication doubled up and people screaming for help to go to the bathroom leaving patients with no choice but to soil themselves this is the place for you. read more

this facility is clean professional and has high expectations for thier workers they go above and beyond for residents i have them a shiny 5 star!!!!!!!! read more

Terrible, terrible, terrible. Do not put a loved one there. The facility may look nice, but the service provided to those who are ill is awful. The food is terrible, they do not respond when patients ring for them, and we saw three members of the night staff sleeping in the lobby at 3 a.m., when they should have been working. I notice all the glowing reports are not recent. I can't speak for what this place may have been like in the past, but as of September 2015 it is unacceptable. read more

My husband has been a patient there for 3 years and is quite physically handicapped due to a stroke. He also has dementia. He receives excellent care from a thoughtful, concerned staff of nurses and CNAs. They keep in good contact with me if anything changes. The PTs, OTs, and RNAs have been excellent in helping him in every way possible. The Activity people are always including him in events and trying to brighten his day with fun ideas and projects. No facility is perfect, but I would certainly recommend this one. read more

My mom works at Horizon. I took my kids to the Easter event and we had a wonderful time. We will definitely go again next year. Activities rocks! read more

I'm a student volunteer here and I'd have to say, Horizon is a great place to be at and to volunteer at! All staffs and nurses are very nice and do whatever they can to keep this place going. As for residents, they are super nice! read more

My family and I went to the Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday and we had a great time. There were games, prizes and snacks for everyone. We will definitely go again next year. Thank you To all the staff. You guys were amazing! read more