Well, it's been over a year. My friend Harry was a patient here in his last few months and they…read moretook great care of him. This time it was my turn. I had been at Oak Hill hospital for some medical problems and found out I had a-fib and they did a lot of tests and then they sent me here and I got Rehab. I'm getting older so they got me a walker. I gotta find some tennis balls for it. They treated me very nice. A lot of the nurses spoke Spanish so I was in heaven because I love learning new words in Spanish. I highly recommend Oak Hill senior living. It's not just a nursing home or a rehab center. It's everything, you can even live here as assisted living patient in a little apartment. Thank you for what you did for me, Oak Hill. I just missed the sweet elderly ladies that I met there. There were anywhere in age from 85 to 99 years old, they were so sweet!!

My husband was in this facility twice. The first time was satisfactory except for the food…read more(unappetizing)The second time was a bad experience and I couldn't get him out of there fast enough. Tha nursing staff, PT dept, Social work were all professional. With one or two exceptions, the CNA's were uncaring, very slow to respond to call lights, impatient, at times disrespectful, If you or your loved one need more care than changing the sheets or handing you a meal tray. If you'd like help with personal care, kindness and respect do not be admitted here. Perhaps administration should take closer. Looks at who they hire to be a CNA at their facility.

A difficult decision became wonderfully easy when we found Spring Oaks! From our very first visit…read morewe knew this place was different, very different. My fiancée's Mother was living in Tampa. She's a smart and witty woman, who raised a beautiful daughter! Our path in life includes ensuring Mom is happy and safe. We needed to find a caring and nurturing home closer to us, in Brooksville. By comparing the facility Mom was leaving and by our own previous combined experiences we knew exactly what to look for and what to expect. The day we were welcomed into Spring Oaks was a day we'll never forget! First, and foremost, is the incredible group of folks that make up the Spring Oaks family of employees. They embody all of the traits that any care givers should strive to attain. The continuous displays of sympathy and attention we witness are genuine and sincere. This includes not just the care staff but also the administrative and ancillary staff. To say the staff of Spring Oaks loves their residents is a huge understatement! Mom absolutely LOVES her new home and her new friends. We love that she is not just sleeping the day away or taking up space in a corner. Every day there are a variety of planned activities to keep the residents moving, thinking and laughing. With a piano in the main lobby, we never know who might take up tickling the ivories! As the music begins, the crowd grows and the voices lift in harmony! We LOVE singing along. Mom's favorite activity is Bingo!, of which she brags about her winning prowess. Another point I must discuss? The food. Not what you'd expect for an 'institutional' setting. The residents enjoy their meals in an informal dining room, seated at a table with three of their friends. The kitchen prepares a diverse variety of cuisine, including daily soups, main dishes and desserts. On holidays they prepare traditional fare, too. We know because we've tasted some amazing Corned Beef on St Patrick's Day and complete turkey dinners at Thanksgiving, for example. The staff always invites us to dine if we'd care to, not just for special occasions. As I am writing this review, I've found it more challenging than usual to translate my thoughts and feelings onto blank screen. Entrusting strangers with a loved one's care can be a daunting task. In so many instances there may be feelings of settling, of helplessness or even guilt. These are normal reactions typically, as we must walk away, virtually turning our backs on those who may have raised us and were there for us. BUT, my delightful conundrum is that I/we have NONE of those feelings about Spring Oaks and Mom being a part of that beautiful family. We, and she, feel the love and care each moment of every day. WE are wonderfully WOW'd!

My Mother arrived at Spring Oaks 6 short months ago. Before arriving, she lived a private home…read moreassisted living. My mother couldn't stand and needed lots of help with everyday tasks. She had been diagnoses with the onset of dementia and was told she would probably not get better. The staff at Spring Oaks are wonderful! And the change in my Mother in 6 short months is a miracle! She can walk, she can now dress and feed herself. I wish I could show you a before and after picture, so you can see the return of my Mom. She loves it at Spring Oaks. She has lots friends and keeps busy doing activities. Her mental condition has remarkably improved. I credit a lot of this miracle to the staff and people at Spring Oaks. The people that work there care. They are friendly and have treated my mom with love and respect. They pushed my Mom to get involved with activities and engaged with her like family. My Mom now calls Spring Oaks "Home". When I took my mom to Spring Oaks I trusted them to care of her...they did way more than that.

Very caring staff. Melissa Wood, hardest working,caring med tech and truly a good person.read more

I absolutely would recommend Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Spring Hill ("Healthsouth")…read morewithout reservation. My 87 year old mother was at Oak Hill Hospital and needed inpatient rehabilitation services (physical and occupational) before returning home. I researched not only Healthsouth but the other rehabilitation facilities in the Spring Hill area. In making the decision I would give this advice to anyone else needing to make a similar decision: * Know the difference between a Rehabilitation Hospital (e.g. Healthsouth) and a Skilled Nursing Facility (Spring Hill Health and Rehabilitation). The care provided at these two different kinds of facilities is VERY different. Healthsouth's sole focus is on rehabilitation, generally 3 hours per day for 5 days each week. No one stays and lives at their facility long term. This is not the case of a Skilled Nursing Facility (basically a nursing home that also provides rehabilitation services at a much lower level). * Know that if the patient is covered under Medicare they have the right to choose the rehabilitation facility they want to go to--assuming, in the case of Medicare Advantage plans, that the facility is covered by the patient's insurance. * Go visit the facilities you are considering. One visit and I was convinced Healthsouth was the place for my Mom to receive the best care. A bright, upbeat, cheery environment with patients and staff engaged and enjoying their therapy sessions. The size of the gym speaks for itself...so many different exercise machines, equipment, tools, games, aids, etc. to stimulate and keep the patients' engaged and interested in their own therapy. * Know that Oak Hill Hospital's physicians, employed by Access Health, will try every way possible to direct you to a facility other than Healthsouth, specifically to a facility serviced also by Access Health physicians. Don't fall for the rationale and excuses they will give you as to why your family member should not be going to Healthsouth. Be strong. Be your loved one's advocate to ensure they go to the proper facility that will give them the best care. After two weeks my Mom is going home tomorrow. She is so pleased and happy with the care, professionalism, respect, empathy, and focused attention she has received while a patient at Healthsouth. Thank you to the entire staff....an outstanding job to be commended!!!

This facility should be shut down. It's Medicare fraud on steroids for the lousy care. Nurses are…read moreverbally abusive to patients and CNA's lie about performing their duties and don't. Do not send your loved ones here if you care about them

there now, staff is great, food worse I have ever had. Tonight a 3 " sub 2 smal meetballs, little…read moresauce, potato wedges, soggy green beans missing ketchup pack, fruit salad. Nothing goes together. No. PT on weekends. do what you want. PT is minimum even during week. dont plan on leaving better than you came in. Insurance covers 20 days not worth it. Today is 1st day food was edible in 6 days. CHANGES NEEDED DESPERATELY

I have to take back everything I said in my other Review. I think the nurses and nurses aid were…read moregetting tired of my friend complaining. When I was there, they gave him a dose of Dilaudid. He fell asleep in five minutes. Apparently they gave him more Dilaudid overnight. When they came in his room in the morning, they could not wake him up. Thank God, they came and checked. They had to call paramedics in order to wake him up and they took him to Oak Hill Hospital. I myself would not go here. I know he will never go there again. He's in a much better nursing home now.

I was ill and went to the Spring Hill location. They were very thorough with my exam. It's a step…read moreup from other Urgrnt care centers and a step down for an E.R. dept. A billing issue did come up from an invoice from another source. I must admit, I was quite stressed for an evening but thanks to Tim, he handled it the very next day. Thank you Tim. I recommend going here if you need to be seen.

Went in for a sore throat. Hadn't been able to sleep for days and could barely swallow. New…read moreresident to Florida with no job yet, so knew I'd be paying out of pocket, but I didn't 't want to face another sleepless night. Now, I can excuse the long wait time - they were busy - and tolerate the indifferent office staff, but not the poor care. They said I had strep throat. I was given a printout that has nothing I couldn't Google myself. When I asked the woman who handed me the papers a question, she said it's all in the printout. My wife had driven me over and waited patiently while I was in there. She asked me what pharmacy they were sending me to. I diodn't see it on the paperwork and went back into the office to ask. One of the two indifferent office staff told me it was oin the first page. Nope. Took the paperwork back inside and the other one, who had handed me the papers, said I wasn't being given a prescription. So I paid $95 of my hard-earned money to be told to "get better," and if my symptions got worse, go to the ER. Wow. This is some way to do business. Google's Gemini states that "The most common cause of a sore throat is a virus, not bacteria. In this case, antibiotics would be ineffective and potentially harmful by contributing to antibiotic resistance. A proper diagnostic test, like a rapid strep test or throat culture, is necessary to determine the cause." That's fine, but they didn't do a strep test. The NP looked at my throat and said it was strep because of how red it was. The Nurse Practioner who saw me did not say anything other than that I should change my tooth brush. So I would say the strikes against this particular facility are incompetent care and snide, indifferent office staff. Considered lodging a formal complaint but chose not to. Would never go back and would never recommend them.

My friend is here and he said he likes it. The staff is very friendly the nurses and the nurses…read moreaides are nice. The building adjacent to this one is being built so expansion is going on. My friend did not complain about the food and they give him hamburgers so he's happy. Overall, it's a pretty nice place!!!

Never will I let another love one go to this DUMP! nasty! the head nurse was rude, the room had a…read moredirty & soiled piece of furniture. no wonder they have a low star rating never again!! NEVER!!!