Run, don't walk away from this place. They deserve their one star state of SC rating. My MIL's…read morehealth deteriorated from the day she got there until she was sent back to hospital. They did nothing for her and the attitude of the staff was abhorrent! The staff to patient ratio is the main downfall. WAY understaffed and care reflects it. The caregivers are doing the best they can but the corporation won't hire enough of them.

The staff for the most part are not good at all. They do things on their time and not when it is…read moreneeded. No one comes to help when the call button is pressed. And when they come they act like they are on time and that you are bothering them like it is not their job to help you. The facility is the nicest one in Aiken unfortunately. It is just the people working there do not want to do the job they get paid to do. Wish there was somewhere better.

No, just no! Very poor communication to families concerning their loved one. High turn over of…read moreemployees. Food is poor. Not enough caregivers to keep residences safe. You get what you pay for here.

Silver Bluff Grove is a lovely community. The residents are very active in activities and genuinely…read moreenjoy living there. The staff are so very kind and attentive. I would highly recommend Silver Bluff Grove for either their assisted living or memory care.

Extremely understaffed and high turn over in staff. I hadfamily member there that started in…read moreassisted living , then moved to the memory care unit. Always ask - how many aids are on staff at any time. Memory care unit frequently had only one aid for the whole group. Someone from our family was there at a minimum of 2 times a day - this review does not come from casual observations. Many of the aids were excellent even given the challenges of low staffing - the administration rarely followed through on requests or getting back to us on questions. We moved our family member to Hitchcock Place

Clean it ! The smell is terrible! Most of the employees have been so kind and I feel terrible that…read morethey have to work @Pruitt and work in that smell ! The food is terrible. The rooms in the 200 wing are too small for 2 beds. PT sometimes skips for 4 days. Pruitt is greatly understaffed! Hallways sometimes stocked 7'x6" with delivered boxed items. I've researched how to remove odors from senior living and it can be done ‼ The floors carpeted and laminate are always dirty. Very small PT rooms. I hope someone reads this and takes action.

Terrible facility. Left my dad in same clothes and no shower for 3-4 days on multiple occasions…read more No communication within the staff. Asked 4 times to help him shave. Food is not good. Will be moving him ASAP

This hospital is okay. I can review it from two different perspectives, as a former employee and…read morealso as a patient. I worked at Aiken Regional for about a month in EVS. The EVS crew was great and they made sure I was okay my whole shift. However, when it came to needing the nurses for any reason, a lot of them were super rude to me or they would just stare at me like I was stupid and then completely ignore what I asked them to do for me. I don't know if the thought of me made them look down on me for being a housekeeper instead of a nurse like them, but for me to be ignored when I specifically needed them to come remove stuff for me really used to get under my skin. That being said, EVS is a great department to work for. The staff there is great and time goes by fast but it just wasn't for me. I wasn't cut out for the position personally, but it is a department I would recommend for anyone to try. As a patient here, it's also just okay. I came in because I was having abdominal pain so bad it had me in tears and I wanted to get it checked out just in case something was wrong. I went through the ED and the lady who worked the desk right when you walk into ED was the RUDEST person I had ever met in my whole life. I wish I would have caught her name. Another thing about ED before you're actually taken to your room, there's two nurses that call you to behind the desk to get your blood pressure, weight, reason for visit etc. but it's not very private and everyone in the ED can hear how much you weigh and basically learn everything about you which I personally just feel like that's personal information and gathering stuff like that should be in a more secluded area. Maybe that's just me being self conscious about my weight, but either way I don't think anybody's weight should be broadcasted to whoever else is visiting the ED. Moving on, the nurses who took care of me at the ED were mostly good. I had to get my blood drawn so they could run some tests on me, and it took about four hours to get what I thought were my results. One of the nurses who assisted in drawing my blood the first time came in and told me she needed to draw more because my blood had clotted so they couldn't test it. My arm was still super sore from the first time I was poked so she used my other arm and that one didn't even hurt at all. My results then came back about 15-20min later. Luckily, I was okay but just the four hour waiting in between was crazy to me, but they were all nice to me and I might of annoyed them a little by talking to much, so I apologize if I did! Haha... Upon being discharged, I left the parking lot only to realize I forgot my wallet in my room and had to go back in to get it. The lady at the front looked super annoyed that she had to go grab it for me. Like my bad, I'll just leave it next time so someone can still all my information. :D

I only give one star and that is for the nurses. I got here around 8 am yesterday and it is 1:37…read morepm today. First off, I have not been admitted to a room. I am in an emergency room apparently by the supply closet. My entire time here the doors slam to that supply closet constantly. There was a woman last night screaming at the top of her lungs threatening people with their lives. Yesterday I had to ask for food and finally got a hot meal after 7pm. To be fair my nurse did find me a sandwich at lunchtime AFTER I asked for food and gave me crackers peanut butter and something to drink. I was given a hot breakfast five minutes after 7 this morning without asking. Mind you I am type 2 diabetic. It is now 1:42 pm and still don't have food. Pushed call button and was brought a drink and some more crackers and was told food tray on the way. My phone won't call out so I cannot call anyone. Text works one minute and not the next. Unplugged myself from monitors and asked for doctor or director to see what test results are because this level of zero care can be done at home. I did that around 11. Still have not seen a doctor. On top of that this place has a rank smell to it and it is filthy nasty. Trash can is full and so is laundry bag. I got up still attached to IV and wet paper towels to clean top tray just in case I get lucky and they get some food to me. On top of that there's another woman that has been screaming at the top of her lungs for the last hour or more. If I need surgery for what is ailing me I don't think I could let anyone in this place touch me. To be fair again I am in the emergency room so I have no clue what the level of care is in a real room. I will drive to Atlanta before I would EVER come back here. As I said I don't blame the nurses because they seem to be stretched past their limit. YOU HAVE BEEN FORWARNED. BTW it is five minutes till 2 and still don't have tray of food. I been crying uncontrollably for some time now.