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    Southern Eye Associates

    4.5 (11 reviews)
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    I've seen several of the doctors at Southern Eye & would highly recommend them to anyone in need of excellent eye care.

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    The Cottages At Brushy Creek

    The Cottages At Brushy Creek

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    Our Mother is 95 and still recovering from COVID when the hospital suggested she go to rehab…read morefollowing discharge. We determined early on that we needed to stay with her each day for various reasons including very little attention or care from staff. Her Therapy lasted about 1/2 hour most days as she could not leave the room due to Covid restrictions. The PT and OT staff were good, but only one or the other came each day where we were told she would see both. So in a 24 hour period, she had only 30-45 minutes of Therapy. We were told a recliner would be provided to keep her feet elevated but that never materialized. Her feet began to swell for the first time in more than a year. Her room had two straight back chairs that were not especially comfortable and we brought a stool from home to try to elevate her feet. We did notice that most of the other patients were left in their beds. Upon arrival our Mother was very weak. She a history of dizziness when waking, but night staff expected her to go to the bathroom even after PT and nursing assured us she would have assistance. She had a bedside potty for only one night. An assistant came and watched her go to the bathroom then disappeared while she was using the commode. Staff only came to her room when called for assistance, to bring medicine, or food. Some staff were caring and helpful, but they were in the minority. She was not bathed by staff, small or medium pull ups were not available (we had to go get some for her), and her room was not cleaned during her two week stay. Her trash cans were emptied most days. We were told (by an RN) that we could not use the common are due to HIPPA. I am aware of HIPPA rules and know it is THEIR responsibility not to discuss patients in hearing of other people. However, we were stuck in the small room all day unless going outside the building to walk. The day before discharge a different RN told us there was no such rule and we were welcome to use the common area. Due to difficulty in communication, we spent one morning going 'up the ladder' until we finally got someone to respond to us and discuss her care and potential discharge. (This was after leaving messages for three days asking for a call back.) We would not elect to go back to the Cottages for post-acute care.

    Should be a no star or negative for th Us horrible horrible…read moreplace. This place needs to be undercover investigated by DHEC, social security, medicaid, and the AMA. They need to be exposed. I will gladly share our experience which was a nightmare and I literally stayed with my husband his entire stay as it was pre covid. I was afraid to leave to go home and get myself a change of clothes.

    Southern Eye Associates - health - Updated October 2026

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