the activity director needs to be replaced. I've been here a month. Things on the calendar to be…read morerun by the activity director never actually happen. there have been two things run by outside volunteer, those have been the only ones that happened. another review claims it has a professionally trained chef. he must have attended the school of mystery meat. and there never is enough protein. I've had to get supplements delivered from Target. on the bright side, all but one of the medical people I've encountered have been great.

Is a horrible organization better to shut it down. The good is horrible they had me on an improper…read morediet as if I was a diabetic all I needed was protein. Spent 2500 gif groceries above what Medicare was paying them over those two months.

The admission process. We took our son here and we were told he would be able to give us call the…read morenext morning. Our son called that stated he was hungry around 8 pm. They feed him a 4:30 pm. I started reviewing the reviews and they were horrified at the time we knew what we had to do. We return the next morning to pick him up and we were greeted by a very unprofessional staff member who kept stating no visitation until the weekend. My husband and I thought we were going to fight to get our son. I finally told another staff member what we were told the day before and we were not leaving without our son. Please do not send anyone you love to this establishment.

Themen's Healing Place is better than the women's. I went to the women's. The women who ran this…read moreplace were sick with power. They played favorites, took away women's family time because it meant too much to them. They were cruel to the women. Maybe change n overhaul the staff...because if anyone was dysfunctional, it was the staff.

We placed my mother in this facility for rehabilitation, and while some aspects were acceptable,…read moreour overall experience was disappointing. Toward the end of her stay, she developed sepsis, which required hospitalization. The night before she was admitted, she knew she had a fever and sure enough when she went to the hospital she had a high fever of 102°F, but the attending nurse insisted she was fine--despite my mother expressing otherwise that same night very disappointed that she didn't listen to my mother this situation could've been avoided . This delayed response raised serious concerns about the attentiveness and quality of care. This facility was recommended to us as one of the better rehab options, but my mother felt that the care and therapy she received did not meet her expectations or needs. While a few staff members were friendly and helpful, the overall experience fell short of what we hoped for. She is now settled in a different facility, and we would not return to this one. I would hesitate to recommend it to others. However, if options are limited, it may still be considered over other facilities--but with caution

I had a great roommate, and the staff was exceptional, especially JERRY. The PT staff was also very…read moregood thinking up new physical games for us to play that weren't out of our physical range. I recommend this facility highly.

Raleigh Rehab cheated me. They received Medicare payments for my late husband's stay there AND…read morecollected payments from me too. My husband ran out of Medicare coverage for skilled nursing facilities last Fall. How Raleigh Rehab was able to bill Medicare is something to be explored. Since I paid in advance for my husband's stay there I am still waiting for reimbursement from them because he was moved to hospice in the middle of the month. Raleigh Rehab said they'd "Look into it." but I haven't heard anything from them even though six weeks has passed. On Monday I will turn this whole mess over to Medicare. I feel assured they will investigate and take the appropriate action.

On April 19th I gave my brother a birthday at my house,he walked, talked. A month later he was…read moredead. At a 90 bounds. Was they feeding him or what. ​

My mother-in-law just passed away in this facility. She passed from complications following a…read morebrain bleed from a fall under their "care." This was after she got kicked in the stomach by another resident, her purse was stolen, and she was neglected and ignored by many. She never received a documented care plan and all we experienced was routine shoulder shrugging. There are a lot of sad parts of this long story but few are as pathetic as the fact that the only time we feel their sense of urgency is now, on Yelp where they're suddenly interested in talking. That says everything to our family about this facility's priorities.

Families, please do your research…read more What I witnessed at this facility was a huge gap between what was promised and what was delivered in terms of care. The administration is not only poorly managed but seems indifferent to the well-being of its residents. The turnover rate for staff is alarmingly high, which speaks volumes about the toxic work environment and lack of training or support provided to employees. As a result, the level of care my mother received was inconsistent at best, and at worst, neglectful. Some of the staff were caring people, without a doubt, but staff were frequently overwhelmed, confused and unfamiliar with residents due to turnover. Communication from the administration to families was almost nonexistent. When I reached out with concerns, I was met with indifference or vague reassurances that were never followed through on. Clearly, the main concern of the administration is profits. This is not the kind of care anyone deserves, especially our senior loved ones who should be treated with dignity and respect.

I wish I had read these reviews before I booked. Food was bad as was care. Therapy 3 days a week…read morewas good.

My father was a patient here and the facility is horrible. Staff is slow and has plenty of…read moreattitude. If you have a choice go elsewhere. Never saw a single DR the entire 14 days, and they didn't want to do specialist recommended testing. PT / OT are good when they show up. They don't respect their own schedule. Meals are not good for diabetics and they don't do a good job of checking who has eaten and who hasn't. Understaffed and not bathing or showering unless you stay on top of things. Not the place for a patient who is without family support.UNC should be ashamed of this facility!

My husband had a severe asthma attack and allergic reaction so we had to go to the E R 10:30…read moreChristmas night. The staff at Wake Med, even tho they were working on Christmas day / night away from their families, they were all friendly & professional. The overall attitude of staff was comforting and the facility, clean.

You know I could possibly say something that should be perceived to impact this business in both…read morepositive or negative way to check it out for yourself it's up to you to go.

My mother has been in Raleigh Rehab's long-term care area (nursing home) located on the 3rd floor…read morefor 10 rough months. My mother suffered 3 major stokes and is paralyzed, unable to speak well, and requires a high level of care. She's very coherent and understands what's going on around her. A few people on the nursing staff are very helpful and kind to her. Most have the wrong demeanor for this type of work and are mean and ignore even their patients at times. They seem short-staffed and stressed. My mom went without having her teeth brushed for over 2 months causing extreme gum decease. She's gone nearly 2 months without a full shower. She gets urinary tract infections on a regular basis due to not being changed. She's in pain a lot of the time because they don't manage her medications well. Trying to communicate with their admin team has been horrible. The more I've tried to complain, the more they ignore us. Before you admit anyone you care about into their long-term care program make an unannounced visit. Tour the 1st and 2rd floors first. Then take a tour of the 3rd floor and notice how it looks, smells, and the demeanor of the staff. Compare what you find to other facilities in the area and come to your own conclusion.